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• twitter 1w positivewe’re going to kill a one trillion dollar industry. we’re building Hedwig: one visual workspace that connects your tools and gives your agent the full picture, and going after the biggest players like google and meta. built by a team from stanford, meta, and polymarket. loved by 6,000+ across the world commen… we’re going to kill a one trillion dollar industry. we’re building Hedwig: one visual workspace that connects your tools and gives your agent the full picture, and going after the biggest players like google and meta. built by a team from stanford, meta, and polymarket. loved by 6,000+ across the world comment + RT for free access https://t.co/yGOuYlZ8nlview source ↗
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• twitter 1w positivewell, this works better than Claude for Android or ChatGPT for Android has ever worked. It runs on my phone directly, no cloud vm. I can live edit it. Its multiplayer. And I can pick any provider/model. Just added artifacts. There is no moat. 24h of slop, developed on the phone, on top of Pi Durable :) well, this works better than Claude for Android or ChatGPT for Android has ever worked. It runs on my phone directly, no cloud vm. I can live edit it. Its multiplayer. And I can pick any provider/model. Just added artifacts. There is no moat. 24h of slop, developed on the phone, on top of Pi Durable :)view source ↗
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• twitter 1w positiveEmre gets it. Not following the crowd, just pursuing what’s best. Emre gets it. Not following the crowd, just pursuing what’s best.view source ↗
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• twitter 1w positiveWhat’s the better AI investment: paying for one premium model, or experimenting with lots of free models? Which path are you taking? What’s the better AI investment: paying for one premium model, or experimenting with lots of free models? Which path are you taking?view source ↗
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• twitter 1w positiveruddr is a tool that lets your Codex or Claude Code spin up other instances of any model harness with any model, letting you set up model-agnostic workflows from any harness write your code with Claude Code, have it reviewed by Codex, just tell your agent to use ruddr CLI ruddr also has a pretty cool 'session viewer'… ruddr is a tool that lets your Codex or Claude Code spin up other instances of any model harness with any model, letting you set up model-agnostic workflows from any harness write your code with Claude Code, have it reviewed by Codex, just tell your agent to use ruddr CLI ruddr also has a pretty cool 'session viewer' for all your agents, (Factory Droid, Pi, Codex, Claude Code, OpenCode are all supported) so you can see all your sessions and their diffs and what changes were made all in one place LIVE! (EXTREMELY fast btw) I was tired of opening my IDE to view session-specific git diffs, it is now way easier, I can ask Opus 5.5 to spin up a GPT-6.1 Sol subagent using ruddr to review it's work, and your agent can even steer the agents spun up by ruddr and look at their progress live and provide additional context at anytime, and so can you with the ruddr TUI at anytime, including a live diff for every session, using ruddr or not :D Claude Opus 5.5 rewrote this entire project from Go + Bun to entirely in Rust in about 2 hours (besides the web dashboard which is TypeScript) with 5 subagents and one final review agent, before using ruddr itself to review it's work using GPT-6.1 Sol, below are the stats: TUI memory: 119 MB → 7 MB npm install: 512 MB, 174 packages → 18 MB, 1 package runtime: needed Bun → none binary: 6.5 MB → 18 MB (now includes the TUI, web dashboard, and agent adapters, MORE features than before)view source ↗
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• twitter 1w positiveOkay, this was actually pretty cool. Made my first international UPI payment 🇮🇳 in Singapore 🇸🇬 today! Scanned the QR, entered my PIN, and paid directly from my Indian bank account. No forex card, no loading money beforehand. Just… UPI on your mobile! As someone who spends a lot of time around blockchain and payment… Okay, this was actually pretty cool. Made my first international UPI payment 🇮🇳 in Singapore 🇸🇬 today! Scanned the QR, entered my PIN, and paid directly from my Indian bank account. No forex card, no loading money beforehand. Just… UPI on your mobile! As someone who spends a lot of time around blockchain and payment rails, seeing this work in real life was genuinely fun. We talk so much about cross-border payments and interoperability in tech. This is the best example of how much of that experience can happen without the user thinking about the infrastructure underneath. Pretty neat experience for my first international UPI payment.view source ↗
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• twitter 1w positiveThe fastest way to kill a good idea is asking too many people what they think about it. The fastest way to kill a good idea is asking too many people what they think about it.view source ↗
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• twitter 1w positiveMUNE SHOT 🚀 The White Sox jump out to an early lead! (via @MLB) https://t.co/iqjDVU3tL0 MUNE SHOT 🚀 The White Sox jump out to an early lead! (via @MLB) https://t.co/iqjDVU3tL0view source ↗
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• twitter 1w positiveBangalore - we’ve got an extra bed at our @neatlogs onsite every night from Oct 7–14. so I'm giving it away to 7 people. one person, one night. show me something you’re proud of. could be a startup, repo, prototype, research rabbit hole, or something completely unhinged you built at 3am. come stay. hack with us. wo… Bangalore - we’ve got an extra bed at our @neatlogs onsite every night from Oct 7–14. so I'm giving it away to 7 people. one person, one night. show me something you’re proud of. could be a startup, repo, prototype, research rabbit hole, or something completely unhinged you built at 3am. come stay. hack with us. work on your own stuff. tell us why our roadmap is wrong. our fridge is full of beer and the villa has a really cool pool.view source ↗
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• twitter 1w positiveYou can build a profitable SaaS around the most boring problems! This one helps accountants turn bank statements into clean data in Google Sheets and Excel. No staff and fully self-serve. And already doing: > $52K TTM revenue > $41K TTM profit > 43% annual growth Love businesses like this. Now live on @acquired… You can build a profitable SaaS around the most boring problems! This one helps accountants turn bank statements into clean data in Google Sheets and Excel. No staff and fully self-serve. And already doing: > $52K TTM revenue > $41K TTM profit > 43% annual growth Love businesses like this. Now live on @acquiredotcom. Full listing: https://t.co/1D5nLRCq2zview source ↗
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• twitter 1w positive@Chalam_PVS Ah! You can use your email like a database — have your bots and teammates put drafts in your email, and then have your personal email app pull those drafts so you can easily review But one day I do hope you can just do that all from inside Studio :) @Chalam_PVS Ah! You can use your email like a database — have your bots and teammates put drafts in your email, and then have your personal email app pull those drafts so you can easily review But one day I do hope you can just do that all from inside Studio :)view source ↗
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• twitter 1w positive.@OpenRouter co-founder Alex Atallah on the "everyone is building the same thing" take: "This reminds me of this tweet I saw... Everybody's building an agent loop with notifications, third-party connectors, context management, memory, sandboxes, agentic web search, an always-on agent on top." "This product is showing… .@OpenRouter co-founder Alex Atallah on the "everyone is building the same thing" take: "This reminds me of this tweet I saw... Everybody's building an agent loop with notifications, third-party connectors, context management, memory, sandboxes, agentic web search, an always-on agent on top." "This product is showing up everywhere. It is showing up everywhere, but these are just the new table-stakes primitives." "A 2005 version of that tweet would be: 'Oh, everybody's building the same thing. A database, a users table, a sign-in page, a sign-up page, a profile page, a logout page. Everything's the same.'" "There's like a lot of differentiation really. There's table-stakes needs for AI just like there's table-stakes needs for the web." @alexatallah @amasadview source ↗
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• twitter 1w positiveMet a guy at a strip club in Atlanta who said he's never had a job in his life Thought he was a drug dealer. He pulled out his phone and showed me a Chase business checking account with $940,000 in deposits for the year He buys and sells government surplus The US military throws away $7 billion worth of usable equip… Met a guy at a strip club in Atlanta who said he's never had a job in his life Thought he was a drug dealer. He pulled out his phone and showed me a Chase business checking account with $940,000 in deposits for the year He buys and sells government surplus The US military throws away $7 billion worth of usable equipment every year. Humvees, generators, forklifts, tool sets, office furniture, shipping containers, medical equipment, clothing by the ton. It gets classified as "surplus," moved to a warehouse, and auctioned to the public for pennies The website is govplanet . com. Also govdeals . com and publicsurplus . com Last month's receipts from his phone: 3 military diesel generators: bought for $4,200 total, sold to a contractor in Nigeria for $28,000 40-foot shipping container from a Navy base: bought for $2,800, sold on Facebook Marketplace to a farmer for $6,200 Lot of 200 military-grade sleeping bags: bought for $640, sold on eBay in individual listings at $45 each = $9,000 Pallets of MREs (Meals Ready to Eat, not expired): bought for $1,100, sold on Amazon FBA in cases of 12 for $89 each = $12,400 total Used HMMWV (Humvee) titled for road use: bought for $8,500, sold to a rancher in Texas for $24,000 Gross margin across his operation: 55-70% He finds auctions ending in the next 48 hours, bids on items with low competition (the key is categories most resellers ignore: medical, industrial, and construction), wins at wholesale, and either ships directly to the buyer or stages at a rented yard His startup cost: an LLC, a $2,500 box truck he bought at a different government auction, and $15,000 in 0% business credit cards for his first round of purchases He funds every auction buy on 0% cards. Wins the lot on Monday, lists it on Tuesday, sells by Friday, pays the card from revenue. Card utilization cycles between 0% and 30% and resets every week. Score stays above 750 because the money moves fast enough that statement balances are always low He nowview source ↗
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• twitter 1w positiveThere's a new AI tool every day, and most business owners still haven't automated a single real job. That overwhelm is exactly why I built my agentic OS one week at a time. It started with SEO, then video, then research, then memory, and each job came off my plate for good. Here's what's inside the article. The ord… There's a new AI tool every day, and most business owners still haven't automated a single real job. That overwhelm is exactly why I built my agentic OS one week at a time. It started with SEO, then video, then research, then memory, and each job came off my plate for good. Here's what's inside the article. The order I automated things in, and why SEO went first. The 3 rules I follow every time I give a job its own tab. The 2-minute time audit that tells you which job to automate next. The full build is in the article below.view source ↗
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• twitter 1w positiveSo many years of education yet nobody ever taught us how to love ourselves and why it is so important. So many years of education yet nobody ever taught us how to love ourselves and why it is so important.view source ↗
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• twitter 1w positiveI’ll start offering equity to our customers.. those legends who give us their invaluable time, sharing their precious ideas and feedback, then getting genuinely excited when we ship them. at this point they’re basically co-founders 😂❤️ https://t.co/a8pgdOcO4i I’ll start offering equity to our customers.. those legends who give us their invaluable time, sharing their precious ideas and feedback, then getting genuinely excited when we ship them. at this point they’re basically co-founders 😂❤️ https://t.co/a8pgdOcO4iview source ↗
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• twitter 1w positivei like the model created 3b1b style videos that are coming out. can we rl them to encourage perspectives/socratic questioning? https://t.co/siHyl8Ol4J i like the model created 3b1b style videos that are coming out. can we rl them to encourage perspectives/socratic questioning? https://t.co/siHyl8Ol4Jview source ↗
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• twitter 1w positive🚨 Ian Bishop: West Indies Could Have Won the Series!🚨 Ian Bishop said that if West Indies had chosen to chase in the first two ODIs as well, they could have beaten India comfortably and won the series. According to him, the pitches throughout the series were very flat, offering almost no help to the bowlers, while Ind… 🚨 Ian Bishop: West Indies Could Have Won the Series!🚨 Ian Bishop said that if West Indies had chosen to chase in the first two ODIs as well, they could have beaten India comfortably and won the series. According to him, the pitches throughout the series were very flat, offering almost no help to the bowlers, while India's inexperienced bowling attack was one of the team's biggest weaknesses. He also said that Sai Hope's match-winning innings will give the West Indies a lot of confidence that they can beat India in the future.view source ↗
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• twitter 1w positiveI usually create my isometric wireframe SVGs by hand, but I wanted high-end results without spending hours on each one. So I created a custom AI skill by giving it my knowledge, process, and examples. And honestly, it went pretty hard. The results look really polished (small details needs to be fixed manually). I usually create my isometric wireframe SVGs by hand, but I wanted high-end results without spending hours on each one. So I created a custom AI skill by giving it my knowledge, process, and examples. And honestly, it went pretty hard. The results look really polished (small details needs to be fixed manually).view source ↗
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• twitter 1w positiveMark Zuckerberg’s daughter told him she wanted to be like Taylor Swift. His answer: “You can’t. That’s not available to you.” He had taken August to a Swift concert. Afterwards, she told him she wanted to be like the singer when she grew up. Most parents would probably smile and encourage the dream. Zuckerberg gave h… Mark Zuckerberg’s daughter told him she wanted to be like Taylor Swift. His answer: “You can’t. That’s not available to you.” He had taken August to a Swift concert. Afterwards, she told him she wanted to be like the singer when she grew up. Most parents would probably smile and encourage the dream. Zuckerberg gave her that answer instead. In the interview below, he tells the story himself. And his daughter’s response is the part worth hearing. August thought about it, then decided she wanted to grow up into someone other people would want to be like. Someone called August Chan Zuckerberg. Her father’s reaction: “Hell yeah.” Coming from Zuckerberg, that exchange is easy to admire and just as easy to question. There is ambition in wanting to become someone others look up to. There is also a lot of pressure in turning a child’s excitement after a concert into a conversation about becoming exceptional. She went to see her favorite singer. She came home talking about making her own name. Would you have answered your daughter the same way?view source ↗
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• twitter 1w positiveBuilt a custom hiring platform for my agency, ADDX Studio. If you’re not using AI in your systems, you’re missing out. I think AI is most mature right now when it comes to building systems and writing. Use it for systems and writing, not creativity, and you’ll be blown away by how good it actually is. Built a custom hiring platform for my agency, ADDX Studio. If you’re not using AI in your systems, you’re missing out. I think AI is most mature right now when it comes to building systems and writing. Use it for systems and writing, not creativity, and you’ll be blown away by how good it actually is.view source ↗
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• twitter 1w positiveMobility work like this is great for improving how freely the hips and shoulders move. The control through each position is just as important as the range. Mobility work like this is great for improving how freely the hips and shoulders move. The control through each position is just as important as the range.view source ↗
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• twitter 1w positivePaving the way for others to follow ❤️ How Brendon Batson became the first Black Arsenal player 📺 Paving the way for others to follow ❤️ How Brendon Batson became the first Black Arsenal player 📺view source ↗
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• twitter 1w positiveThe older I get, the more clearly I see that time with the people I love is more valuable than almost anything else I can imagine. The older I get, the more clearly I see that time with the people I love is more valuable than almost anything else I can imagine.view source ↗
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• twitter 1w positiveVandy with the 60-yard TD! Blaze Berlowitz put it in a bucket 🔥 https://t.co/Dpx8LWt1Dz Vandy with the 60-yard TD! Blaze Berlowitz put it in a bucket 🔥 https://t.co/Dpx8LWt1Dzview source ↗