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• twitter 1w negativeFrontend is so dead. I still see a lot of debates about Go and Rust, but no one talks about frontend frameworks anymore 😭 Frontend is so dead. I still see a lot of debates about Go and Rust, but no one talks about frontend frameworks anymore 😭view source ↗
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• twitter 1w negative📍TÜGVA Genel Merkez Vakfımızın harcında alın teri, dününe emek verip bugünümüzü aydınlatan önceki dönem İstanbul il ve ilçe temsilcilerimizle bir araya geldik. Geleceğe yürürken dünün tecrübesinden güç almaya, vefa bağlarımızı diri tutmaya devam ediyoruz. #ÖncülerPlatformu https://t.co/miUlhVSMdp 📍TÜGVA Genel Merkez Vakfımızın harcında alın teri, dününe emek verip bugünümüzü aydınlatan önceki dönem İstanbul il ve ilçe temsilcilerimizle bir araya geldik. Geleceğe yürürken dünün tecrübesinden güç almaya, vefa bağlarımızı diri tutmaya devam ediyoruz. #ÖncülerPlatformu https://t.co/miUlhVSMdpview source ↗
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• twitter 1w negativelooking back Astra was so overhyped 😂 Opus 5.5 is just much better looking back Astra was so overhyped 😂 Opus 5.5 is just much betterview source ↗
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• twitter 1w negativeRT @MTSlive: Arena CEO @ml_angelopoulos says he picks writing models based on expert rankings because he doesn’t actually like the kind of… RT @MTSlive: Arena CEO @ml_angelopoulos says he picks writing models based on expert rankings because he doesn’t actually like the kind of…view source ↗
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• twitter 1w negativeIf you are always worried about what others think of you, you will never be happy. If you are always worried about what others think of you, you will never be happy.view source ↗
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• twitter 1w negativeif i get this one more time im going to crash out https://t.co/x3VPUIgFR1 if i get this one more time im going to crash out https://t.co/x3VPUIgFR1view source ↗
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• twitter 1w negativeCodex users is this actually so bad? Codex users is this actually so bad?view source ↗
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• twitter 1w negativeHot take: AI isn't making good developers irrelevant. It's making bad code cheaper to produce. There's a difference. Hot take: AI isn't making good developers irrelevant. It's making bad code cheaper to produce. There's a difference.view source ↗
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• twitter 1w negative🚀 AI Deep Dive Episode 4: Can We Solve AI’s Alignment Problem? We want AI to follow instructions. But what if our instructions are the problem? @rocketalignment and UC Berkeley Computer Science Professor Stuart Russell explore how AI learns its goals, why human feedback can reward the wrong behavior and what it would… 🚀 AI Deep Dive Episode 4: Can We Solve AI’s Alignment Problem? We want AI to follow instructions. But what if our instructions are the problem? @rocketalignment and UC Berkeley Computer Science Professor Stuart Russell explore how AI learns its goals, why human feedback can reward the wrong behavior and what it would take to prove a powerful system is safe. 00:00 – Intro 00:43 – The alignment problem 07:18 – How AI misalignment shows up 16:07 – Training AI to imitate humans 26:05 – Can human feedback fix alignment? 37:47 – When humans become the obstacle 40:04 – Did AI take a wrong turn? 44:24 – AI & existential risk 51:09 – AI labs & safety evidence 58:06 – Assistance games & the off switchview source ↗
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• twitter 1w negativeRT @ericclemmons: “My agent can introduce a bug, observe it, and and fix it faster than my CI pipeline takes starting” RT @ericclemmons: “My agent can introduce a bug, observe it, and and fix it faster than my CI pipeline takes starting”view source ↗
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• twitter 1w negativeturned 21 today, and here's my museum of failure: - failed to get into IIT (twice) - have lost so many friends, can't even count anymore (fault shayad mujh mein hi lie karta hai - sallu bhaiiii) - got a back in my third semester (got it removed tho, crazy storytime) - left college societies I had put my whole hear… turned 21 today, and here's my museum of failure: - failed to get into IIT (twice) - have lost so many friends, can't even count anymore (fault shayad mujh mein hi lie karta hai - sallu bhaiiii) - got a back in my third semester (got it removed tho, crazy storytime) - left college societies I had put my whole heart into (apparently, I can't coexist with people who aren't righteous, be it seniors or juniors) - couldn't say "no" when I needed to, be it in a toxic workplace or certain bonds I was into (not necessarily the one who might think of) - it's been almost 2.5 years and I've zero idea on how to make nothingnyu live - started an informal agency a few months back, didn't get a single client (closed it within a month, khair we didn't exactly work very hard either) - disappointed my parents A LOT (and will keep disappointing them ofc) - stopped writing poems, because I realised I wasn't as good as I thought I was - stopped writing poems, because I realised I wasn't as good as I thought I was - stopped participating in sports after I turned 15 (still regret that one, i was so so so good at it) - stopped going on stage and doing open mics (will start again soon) - stopped posting consistently on LinkedIn for almost an year - let people question my worth (your limited perception of me, doesn't define my worth bhai) - failed to stop shrinking myself everywhere (be it on the road while driving, in college, on LinkedIn or at work) - stopped writing poems, because I realised I wasn't as good as I thought I was - couldn't call out the creeps out there (now I can) - failed at investing (my mom is teaching me how and where to invest these days, so yes redemption arc) - couldn't take a career decision I probably could've made an year back (the feeling of "late" haunts me, but we'll manage) a pretty impressive collection (if you ask me) but hey, not everything here needs fixing some things I'll carry, some I'll leave behind, and some well, we're trying aview source ↗
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• twitter 1w negativeThe Agent Arena ranks agentic ability to solve problems across domains. U.S. labs lead across every domain: - @AnthropicAI models hold the #1 position in Code, Work, and Chat - @OpenAI's GPT 6 Astra (Max) remains in the top four across all three categories: #2 in Code and #4 in both Work and Chat The leading models … The Agent Arena ranks agentic ability to solve problems across domains. U.S. labs lead across every domain: - @AnthropicAI models hold the #1 position in Code, Work, and Chat - @OpenAI's GPT 6 Astra (Max) remains in the top four across all three categories: #2 in Code and #4 in both Work and Chat The leading models stay strong across categories, but their order shifts: - Claude Fable 5.1 (Max) leads both Code and Work and ranks #2 in Chat - Claude Sonnet 5.5 (Max) leads Chat and ranks #4 in Code and #5 in Work Code and Work rankings move together more closely than Chat: - Gemini 4 Argon (High), for example, ranks #14 in Code and #12 in Work but #5 in Chat, highlighting a distinct strength in conversational agent tasks Agent Arena ranks models based on overall net improvement against the current frontier, as well as performance across specific categories of agentic tasks. These rankings are grounded in live traces collected from agents attempting to solve real-world tasks submitted by humans around the world. - Code: writing and debugging code, workflow automation, and data analysis - Chat: creative writing, learning, personal questions, everyday research, and media generation - Work: documents, professional research, planning, and professional writing This visual outlines how selected models compare across Agent Arena categories as of October 5, 2026.view source ↗
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• twitter 1w negativeEarly Anthropic employees could pledge half their stock to charity—with a 3-to-1 company match. Its soaring valuation has made that promise increasingly expensive. Full story: https://t.co/6lhK1MmU6p Early Anthropic employees could pledge half their stock to charity—with a 3-to-1 company match. Its soaring valuation has made that promise increasingly expensive. Full story: https://t.co/6lhK1MmU6pview source ↗
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• twitter 1w negative“My agent can introduce a bug, observe it, and and fix it faster than my CI pipeline takes starting” “My agent can introduce a bug, observe it, and and fix it faster than my CI pipeline takes starting”view source ↗
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• twitter 1w negativeGPT 6 Astra is making AI agents f…cking illegal 10 GitHub repos I’d put around Astra to turn one model into an entire AI system 01 LangGraph ▸ https://t.co/40xDVIhiYg → control the agent loop 02 PydanticAI ▸ https://t.co/f27GiNBorp → structured agents + typed outputs GIVE IT MEMORY 03 Mem0 ▸ https://t.co/ifCHrrByY… GPT 6 Astra is making AI agents f…cking illegal 10 GitHub repos I’d put around Astra to turn one model into an entire AI system 01 LangGraph ▸ https://t.co/40xDVIhiYg → control the agent loop 02 PydanticAI ▸ https://t.co/f27GiNBorp → structured agents + typed outputs GIVE IT MEMORY 03 Mem0 ▸ https://t.co/ifCHrrByYK 04 Graphiti ▸ https://t.co/mNcepopGnE → temporal knowledge graph GIVE IT TOOLS 05 Composio ▸ https://t.co/2oJOJMsiNW 06 Browser Use ▸ https://t.co/lxj0z2sqbF → let agents operate the web LET IT EXECUTE 07 E2B ▸ https://t.co/Mz2wXEufZ9 → isolated cloud sandboxes 08 Daytona ▸ https://t.co/pHtMWe7Liw → disposable development environments WATCH EVERYTHING 09 Langfuse ▸ https://t.co/HqjNuZoCxz 10 DeepEval ▸ https://t.co/c2kul9X4rb the architecture: GPT 6 Astra → context → memory → tools → execution → evaluation → correction → memory that’s the part people keep missing the model is only one block the real advantage comes from everything you build around it ⭣view source ↗
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• twitter 1w negativeFinally got Fable 5.5 access, so I made a game based on the worst pun I could think of: POKERMON Pokémon x Balatro. One-shot in 1 hour. https://t.co/ilL7pTmX6Z Game mechanics, visuals, music, demo video, everything one-shot by Fable. This model is NUTS https://t.co/m9PjJp1xYU Finally got Fable 5.5 access, so I made a game based on the worst pun I could think of: POKERMON Pokémon x Balatro. One-shot in 1 hour. https://t.co/ilL7pTmX6Z Game mechanics, visuals, music, demo video, everything one-shot by Fable. This model is NUTS https://t.co/m9PjJp1xYUview source ↗
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• twitter 1w negativeTHIS OPEN-SOURCE AGENT JUST MADE HERMES LOOK SLOW AND EXPENSIVE. SAME TASK, 4X FASTER, A THIRD OF A CENT One prompt in both: research the 10 most popular AI coding agents, compare pricing, features, open-source status and GitHub popularity in a table, include sources. • Speed > OpenHuman (@tinyhumansai) finished the … THIS OPEN-SOURCE AGENT JUST MADE HERMES LOOK SLOW AND EXPENSIVE. SAME TASK, 4X FASTER, A THIRD OF A CENT One prompt in both: research the 10 most popular AI coding agents, compare pricing, features, open-source status and GitHub popularity in a table, include sources. • Speed > OpenHuman (@tinyhumansai) finished the table in about 25 seconds, 8 tool calls, 10 sources. > Hermes needed over a minute and a half for the same job. • Cost > Total bill: $0.0036, ticking live on screen while it ran. > Context window live too: 37.7K of 128K, broken down by what used it. > Hermes (@NousResearch) hands you the answer and hides the meter. • Why it's not a toy > Open source, 39K+ GitHub stars. > Memory lives on your own machine, not in someone's cloud. > Your own API keys or local Ollama models, your call. Speed you can time and cost you can see -> every other agent is asking you to trust it on both. OpenHuman by @tinyhumansai, the Hermes alternative I'm switching to. Download link ↓view source ↗
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• twitter 1w negativeMy website has a chat where you can talk to "me". But it doesn't trust the AI by default. Before any LLM writes a word, Laya, a small open-source decision model, reads your message and decides: https://t.co/6LRQw97YSH My website has a chat where you can talk to "me". But it doesn't trust the AI by default. Before any LLM writes a word, Laya, a small open-source decision model, reads your message and decides: https://t.co/6LRQw97YSHview source ↗
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• twitter 1w negativeludicrous is not fast enough, I am going for teleportation ludicrous is not fast enough, I am going for teleportationview source ↗
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• twitter 1w negativehelp i'm almost at my weekly limit 😭 did they ration opus 5.5 already?? https://t.co/3Y8MHDSQoi help i'm almost at my weekly limit 😭 did they ration opus 5.5 already?? https://t.co/3Y8MHDSQoiview source ↗
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• twitter 1w negativelooks like the watermarks are here to stay.. i have mixed feeling about this on one hand, i don't let LLM write any of my content, and i hate all the bot replies. i wish we have a solution to kill them all, but i don't think this is it the fundamental problem with doing watermarking is that it puts too much emphasi… looks like the watermarks are here to stay.. i have mixed feeling about this on one hand, i don't let LLM write any of my content, and i hate all the bot replies. i wish we have a solution to kill them all, but i don't think this is it the fundamental problem with doing watermarking is that it puts too much emphasis on the tool being used to produce a piece of work, and diminishes the human effort behind it a human producing a piece of complete slop using LLM alone, vs a human spending hours and hours crafting their idea but let LLM handle some of the final touch, will both be labeled as "AI-generated" and the people who truly want to keep spamming the world with slop will simply use an uncensored model to do a rewording pass which removes the watermark. so the watermarking will apply to regular people much more than malicious ones time will tell, but this feels like just another cookie banner kind of thing that's going to poison the internet much more than helping itview source ↗
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• twitter 1w negativeQ: How often should I run my evals? A: Weigh the cost and how saturated the eval is against the business value of catching the error. Read more: https://t.co/qkszc9HgJ0 Read all the FAQs here: https://t.co/JkGztq12l9 https://t.co/owHiYNcURK Q: How often should I run my evals? A: Weigh the cost and how saturated the eval is against the business value of catching the error. Read more: https://t.co/qkszc9HgJ0 Read all the FAQs here: https://t.co/JkGztq12l9 https://t.co/owHiYNcURKview source ↗
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• twitter 1w negativeI've been using this internally for a bit & so excited to now be able to talk about it We are not building a one-off coding tool or an IDE. Our mission is to build a real teammate. This means Devin needs a "brain" that will learn how work and get more powerful over time Plus it fixes one of the biggest agent mistakes… I've been using this internally for a bit & so excited to now be able to talk about it We are not building a one-off coding tool or an IDE. Our mission is to build a real teammate. This means Devin needs a "brain" that will learn how work and get more powerful over time Plus it fixes one of the biggest agent mistakes people make - cluttering their repo with skill slop. Bad skills will make your harness a lot worse. Humans shouldn't write skill files, so let Devin handle it.view source ↗
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• twitter 1w negativeGoogleeeee 😭 we love the updates, but when is it our turn to use Argon? We’ve been well behaved, please. Googleeeee 😭 we love the updates, but when is it our turn to use Argon? We’ve been well behaved, please.view source ↗
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• twitter 1w negativethese guys solved the 70-year-old Pierce–Birkhoff conjecture - an open problem in algebraic geometry - for under $500 wow! these guys solved the 70-year-old Pierce–Birkhoff conjecture - an open problem in algebraic geometry - for under $500 wow!view source ↗