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• twitter 1w positiveif you'd like to reproduce, please refer to the first frame ✌️ if you'd like to reproduce, please refer to the first frame ✌️view source ↗
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• twitter 1w positiveInfinite money glitch here. Ghost's new Core AI computer is $3,499. The RTX PRO 4000 Blackwell + AMD Ryzen 5 sells for about $3,400 by itself. So the rest is basically free?? 64 GB DDR5 RAM - about $1K 1 TB NVMe SSD - $250 Total is like $4.5K if you buy the parts separately. https://t.co/11IWzyB9ww Infinite money glitch here. Ghost's new Core AI computer is $3,499. The RTX PRO 4000 Blackwell + AMD Ryzen 5 sells for about $3,400 by itself. So the rest is basically free?? 64 GB DDR5 RAM - about $1K 1 TB NVMe SSD - $250 Total is like $4.5K if you buy the parts separately. https://t.co/11IWzyB9wwview source ↗
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• twitter 1w positiveGPT 6.1 Sol in Fast mode can now hit 100+ Tokens per second. Given how token efficient the model is, it feels faster than Opus, and it's not outrageously expensive like Ultrafast. This makes codex much more relevant to my work again. Thanks @thsottiaux. https://t.co/iWLBm1C5WN GPT 6.1 Sol in Fast mode can now hit 100+ Tokens per second. Given how token efficient the model is, it feels faster than Opus, and it's not outrageously expensive like Ultrafast. This makes codex much more relevant to my work again. Thanks @thsottiaux. https://t.co/iWLBm1C5WNview source ↗
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• twitter 1w positivePicture the life you want. Set a goal that excites you. Make a plan. Take action every day. Keep going until you’re living what you once imagined. Then enjoy the life you worked so hard to build. Picture the life you want. Set a goal that excites you. Make a plan. Take action every day. Keep going until you’re living what you once imagined. Then enjoy the life you worked so hard to build.view source ↗
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• twitter 1w positiveI've been working on a skill that makes better HTML plans in Claude Code. It uses simple language, shows code snippets, surfaces questions & makes mockups. Linting reduces the normal failure cases that Claude runs into. Would love your feedback before shipping more broadly! https://t.co/U2Gb1K37vl I've been working on a skill that makes better HTML plans in Claude Code. It uses simple language, shows code snippets, surfaces questions & makes mockups. Linting reduces the normal failure cases that Claude runs into. Would love your feedback before shipping more broadly! https://t.co/U2Gb1K37vlview source ↗
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• twitter 1w positiveSpain PM pins hopes on housing crisis to help win snap election https://t.co/9Le8Z3wsnk Spain PM pins hopes on housing crisis to help win snap election https://t.co/9Le8Z3wsnkview source ↗
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• twitter 1w positiveRT @MahyadGhassemi: t3 code (nightly) is so much better than what the labs provide that it's not even funny anymore orchestrator genuinely… RT @MahyadGhassemi: t3 code (nightly) is so much better than what the labs provide that it's not even funny anymore orchestrator genuinely…view source ↗
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• twitter 1w positiveRT @kr0der: currently @t3dotcodes is the best AI coding app for multitasking because of 2 main reasons: 1. the chats in the sidebar have a… RT @kr0der: currently @t3dotcodes is the best AI coding app for multitasking because of 2 main reasons: 1. the chats in the sidebar have a…view source ↗
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• twitter 1w positiveOur engineering team built its own npm registry. Packages now get checked before they land on a developer’s machine, so what we build starts from a safer base. Great products are built on foundations you control. The team built our own npm registry, so the packages behind Deel get cached, scanned and governed in one p… Our engineering team built its own npm registry. Packages now get checked before they land on a developer’s machine, so what we build starts from a safer base. Great products are built on foundations you control. The team built our own npm registry, so the packages behind Deel get cached, scanned and governed in one place. Love seeing the team own the foundations - our own registry, our own cache of the packages we depend on, and security checks before install. That’s the kind of base a product like Deel needs.view source ↗
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• twitter 1w positivehonestly one of the most useful launches for agent builders this year. Testing on real company data is a nightmare, testing on toy data lies to you. A full synthetic company in between is exactly right imo, & making it free is a cool move honestly one of the most useful launches for agent builders this year. Testing on real company data is a nightmare, testing on toy data lies to you. A full synthetic company in between is exactly right imo, & making it free is a cool moveview source ↗
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• twitter 1w positive@ericclemmons @southpolesteve @sqs and @thorstenball have had some good banter on their pod about the future of ci/cd and agents/orbs - i think they’ve gotten really close to what things will/should look like @ericclemmons @southpolesteve @sqs and @thorstenball have had some good banter on their pod about the future of ci/cd and agents/orbs - i think they’ve gotten really close to what things will/should look likeview source ↗
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• twitter 1w positiveI bet Fable 5.5 is going to be the best model of 2026 my fear is that it will be unusable even with a $200 subscription I predict Anthropic will follow OpenAI’s strategy and introduce something pricier for this model they could even push >500$ in such market conditions I bet Fable 5.5 is going to be the best model of 2026 my fear is that it will be unusable even with a $200 subscription I predict Anthropic will follow OpenAI’s strategy and introduce something pricier for this model they could even push >500$ in such market conditionsview source ↗
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• twitter 1w positiveI'm glad people are liking our little mascot, Rexie! I'm proud to say that Rexie, along with all our beautiful deck icons were all drawn by human artists. And I think you can feel that in the way they look and feel compared to other software. True artistry at work. https://t.co/9d1P6EXwvc I'm glad people are liking our little mascot, Rexie! I'm proud to say that Rexie, along with all our beautiful deck icons were all drawn by human artists. And I think you can feel that in the way they look and feel compared to other software. True artistry at work. https://t.co/9d1P6EXwvcview source ↗
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• twitter 1w positivea16z's Olivia Moore thinks consumer AI has its business model backwards: "Substantially all of the consumer AI revenue thus far has come from direct subscriptions. On our web list, 85% monetize via subscriptions, another 62% via credits or extra usage payments." "Only 13% had ads or other options where you are the pr… a16z's Olivia Moore thinks consumer AI has its business model backwards: "Substantially all of the consumer AI revenue thus far has come from direct subscriptions. On our web list, 85% monetize via subscriptions, another 62% via credits or extra usage payments." "Only 13% had ads or other options where you are the product instead of paying for the product." "If you look back at the history of the consumer internet, that's a pretty unnatural inversion. Almost all of the really big consumer technology companies we have now make the vast majority of their revenue from ads or transaction fees, not subscriptions." "The truth is... most people don't have the funds, or don't want to spend their funds, on software." "If you look at the top 20 consumer subscription products globally, ChatGPT is already on there, which is crazy in three and a half years. Almost all the others are media companies or big platforms like Amazon or Uber, where you have very frequent purchase behavior." "So I'm a big believer: we have transcended the need for everyone to buy a subscription to AI, and we need to see these other business models come back." @omooretweetsview source ↗
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• twitter 1w positiveIf you're reading this, tell your father right now how much you appreciate him for all he did for you. https://t.co/t9iurQw6jr If you're reading this, tell your father right now how much you appreciate him for all he did for you. https://t.co/t9iurQw6jrview source ↗
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• twitter 1w positivethe Hermes Agent plugin catalog now holds 400+ reviewed plugins, from 300+ community builders. if you've built one of them, or any Hermes plugin: what would make the plugin API and the plugin structure work better for what you're building? I'll read all replies and take them to the team working on the plugin API. the Hermes Agent plugin catalog now holds 400+ reviewed plugins, from 300+ community builders. if you've built one of them, or any Hermes plugin: what would make the plugin API and the plugin structure work better for what you're building? I'll read all replies and take them to the team working on the plugin API.view source ↗
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• twitter 1w positiveok my friends are gonna be super annoyed with me :) we are going to have a new member in our groups ok my friends are gonna be super annoyed with me :) we are going to have a new member in our groupsview source ↗
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• twitter 1w positiveofficial benchmark by @OpenAI showing the cost-to-intelligence efficiency of DeepSWE. but here's my personal real-life use case: > i usually run it as a validator agent. it's a smart and capable model. > once an agent finishes an implementation, i have it review and double-check the code. glad it's finally available… official benchmark by @OpenAI showing the cost-to-intelligence efficiency of DeepSWE. but here's my personal real-life use case: > i usually run it as a validator agent. it's a smart and capable model. > once an agent finishes an implementation, i have it review and double-check the code. glad it's finally available on @gmi_cloud.view source ↗
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• twitter 1w positiveYou shouldn’t have to fight to be loved by someone who truly loves you. You shouldn’t have to fight to be loved by someone who truly loves you.view source ↗
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• twitter 1w positive🚨 Open source model @deepseek_ai 4.1 Flash is Fast and Legit! Used it in @opencode to build video docs for an opencode onramp and explain the concept of ref_tools Plans MCP as a test with a @FishAudio voiceover. Amazing, I was pleasantly surprised; it's come a long way! https://t.co/66ajapQhq9 🚨 Open source model @deepseek_ai 4.1 Flash is Fast and Legit! Used it in @opencode to build video docs for an opencode onramp and explain the concept of ref_tools Plans MCP as a test with a @FishAudio voiceover. Amazing, I was pleasantly surprised; it's come a long way! https://t.co/66ajapQhq9view source ↗
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• twitter 1w positiveWe are introducing Beam today, a 500b open model that excels in coding, agentic, and scientific workloads. Beam is very token-efficient, pre-trained from scratch, and scaled with the largest RL run documented openly we are aware of. Getting here was challenging, rewarding, and personal. I immigrated to the USA durin… We are introducing Beam today, a 500b open model that excels in coding, agentic, and scientific workloads. Beam is very token-efficient, pre-trained from scratch, and scaled with the largest RL run documented openly we are aware of. Getting here was challenging, rewarding, and personal. I immigrated to the USA during childhood when my parents got jobs as scientists at PNNL, a national lab located in a rural town in Washington state. Growing up, I developed an interest in physics because it was grounded in simple principles, was foundational, and had long-term impact. Physics was the foundational science of the 20th century. The first general computer (ENIAC), the transistor, GPS, and much of modern technology had its roots in physics. In 2016, during my graduate studies, I noticed the birth of a new foundational science - Artificial Intelligence. AlphaGo, the superintelligent Go agent developed by DeepMind, had come out and made me feel what was about to come. A neural network, trained to imitate human players, and then improve itself through trial and error, mastered the most intellectually challenging board game in the world. What surprised me about AlphaGo is how it was conceptually simple, general, and scalable. The system could in principle improve itself forever, it was just a function of compute. This is when I became “AGI pilled” as they say. I switched from physics to AI because I thought this would become the root node science of the 21st century, much like physics was the root node science of the 20th century. I believe that working on foundational science is not enough on its own. Foundational science must also remain open and widely accessible. We remember Newton for his contributions to physics, but he was also an alchemist. Alchemy was done in secret, because the artificial production of gold was deemed lucrative but also dangerous with the potential do destroy entire economies. Newton even wrote his alchemy notebooks in cypher. On theview source ↗
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• twitter 1w positivevoice mode in grok bot is incredibly smooth and actually does real work for you! watch with sound on voice mode in grok bot is incredibly smooth and actually does real work for you! watch with sound onview source ↗
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• twitter 1w positiveI’ll marry the person who doesn’t just love me, but makes me feel like finding me was one of the best things that ever happened to them. I’ll marry the person who doesn’t just love me, but makes me feel like finding me was one of the best things that ever happened to them.view source ↗
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• twitter 1w positivePeople have been asking how I'm generating my product videos. Here's a prompt my agent wrote so you can copy its process: # Prompt: make product videos with code and AI agents Copy everything below the line into a coding agent (Claude Code, Codex, etc.). Fill in the `{{…}}` placeholders first. It describes how Inbox… People have been asking how I'm generating my product videos. Here's a prompt my agent wrote so you can copy its process: # Prompt: make product videos with code and AI agents Copy everything below the line into a coding agent (Claude Code, Codex, etc.). Fill in the `{{…}}` placeholders first. It describes how Inbox Zero produced its landing-page hero, launch films and about 15 docs and app walkthroughs, each costing well under $1 in API calls. --- You are producing product videos for **{{PRODUCT}}** ({{ONE-LINE DESCRIPTION}}). The videos are a landing-page hero (~55s), short launch films (25–40s) and feature walkthroughs (45–110s) for the app and docs. They are made entirely with code: there's no screen recording and no video editor. Quality matters far more than cost. The product's source code is at `{{APP_REPO_PATH}}` and its docs are at `{{DOCS_PATH}}`. The founder or reviewer is {{REVIEWER}}. They give taste feedback, and you turn that feedback into written rules. ## 1. Core idea Every video is an **HTML/CSS/JS page whose every frame is a pure function of time `t`**. Headless Chrome screenshots each frame, and ffmpeg encodes them. This gives you: - Exact, repeatable renders: a copy change means a cheap re-render, not a re-edit. - Parallel rendering, because nothing carries over from one frame to the next. - Real product UI, because the "footage" is real DOM captured from the running app. Don't use Remotion or any other video framework; a ~200-line engine is enough. Don't screen-record: recordings can't be re-timed, re-worded or kept pixel-perfect. ## 2. Set up a private video repo Create a **private** repo (e.g. `{{ORG}}/demo-video`) separate from the product repo. Its layout: ``` AGENTS.md # read-first notes for every agent: pipeline, taste rules, mistakes made README.md # catalog: every video, its branch, length, status, where it's used BRIEF.md # product truths, fictional cast, kit API, end-card and taste rules EXPLAINER.mdview source ↗
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• twitter 1w positiveThis is awesome… This is awesome…view source ↗