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• twitter 1d negativeJust days before his passing, RJ Mitte, who played Walter White Jr. in Breaking Bad, was seen visibly exhausted and sad while his friend checked in on him to see if he was mentally okay 💔 “You doing okay?” https://t.co/3hIH8XsUDM Just days before his passing, RJ Mitte, who played Walter White Jr. in Breaking Bad, was seen visibly exhausted and sad while his friend checked in on him to see if he was mentally okay 💔 “You doing okay?” https://t.co/3hIH8XsUDMview source ↗
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• twitter 1d negativeRJ Mitte, actor who played Walter White Jr on TV series Breaking Bad, dies aged 34 https://t.co/Ja6UYsmUsa RJ Mitte, actor who played Walter White Jr on TV series Breaking Bad, dies aged 34 https://t.co/Ja6UYsmUsaview source ↗
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• twitter 1d negativeThe smartest code model in the world would not be good at 3d stuff unless it was trained specifically for it. A lot of the labs recently got a big pile of 3d training data and an RL environment to improve 3d skills. Take a look at the jump in 3d from Fable 5.1 to Opus 5.5. It's at least 4x better at 3d despite being … The smartest code model in the world would not be good at 3d stuff unless it was trained specifically for it. A lot of the labs recently got a big pile of 3d training data and an RL environment to improve 3d skills. Take a look at the jump in 3d from Fable 5.1 to Opus 5.5. It's at least 4x better at 3d despite being a 5% better model at best. Clearly Meta didn't go hard on 3d for this release. Doesn't mean the model is bad. 3dmaxxing is a different type of benchmaxxing, don't overthink it. I'll take some fault here by sharing all the Fishslop demos. The 3d stuff is fun and cool as hell, but it's not a good representation of a model's real world code capability.view source ↗
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• twitter 1d negativeHaving the "Full" version of Muse Wonder restricted to sub-only with no price info available kinda sucks Having the "Full" version of Muse Wonder restricted to sub-only with no price info available kinda sucksview source ↗
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• twitter 1d negativeAlexandr Wang reveals Meta CFO Susan Li pulled him aside "many times" at an exec offsite in Hawaii to warn that if the model didn't work, it would be very, very bad in financial terms ZUCKERBERG: "So I think this is part of the excitement of booting up a frontier lab now, where it is basically like the ante is extreme… Alexandr Wang reveals Meta CFO Susan Li pulled him aside "many times" at an exec offsite in Hawaii to warn that if the model didn't work, it would be very, very bad in financial terms ZUCKERBERG: "So I think this is part of the excitement of booting up a frontier lab now, where it is basically like the ante is extremely high." WANG: "And I think this is, and I kind of viscerally remember this. We were in Hawaii at the end of last year. It was kind of like the whole exec team got together." "And yeah, Susan pulled me aside many times and was like, you know, I just want to tell you if this doesn't work, this is going to be really, really bad. It's going to be very, very bad in financial terms." "It's like, it has to be good. If it's good, it's all good. We're great. But if it's bad, it's really, really, really bad."view source ↗
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• twitter 1d negativei know a larp company when i see one this particular company is (probably) scam their original launch was actual BS https://t.co/LK6uxjZ4d1 i know a larp company when i see one this particular company is (probably) scam their original launch was actual BS https://t.co/LK6uxjZ4d1view source ↗
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• twitter 1d negativeBreaking Bad star RJ Mitte has died by suicide at the age of 34, per TMZ https://t.co/1SaXSNuBy9 Breaking Bad star RJ Mitte has died by suicide at the age of 34, per TMZ https://t.co/1SaXSNuBy9view source ↗
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• twitter 1d negativenah bro 😭 this guy is running a whole batman page just to sell a $15 photo ebook 😭 i'd bet he's pulling at least ~$5k/m off this alone that's the part i want creators to get dark aesthetic pages really don't care if you show your face if a cartoon batman pfp can move like this, your page has no excuse nah bro 😭 this guy is running a whole batman page just to sell a $15 photo ebook 😭 i'd bet he's pulling at least ~$5k/m off this alone that's the part i want creators to get dark aesthetic pages really don't care if you show your face if a cartoon batman pfp can move like this, your page has no excuseview source ↗
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• twitter 1d negativeGet more out of your AI infrastructure. Carlos Costa, Distinguished Engineer at @IBMResearch and co-founder of the @_llm_d_ project will share some exciting news about llm-d: how the project changed the way the open source AI community scales inference at PyTorch Conference North America. A little over a year af… Get more out of your AI infrastructure. Carlos Costa, Distinguished Engineer at @IBMResearch and co-founder of the @_llm_d_ project will share some exciting news about llm-d: how the project changed the way the open source AI community scales inference at PyTorch Conference North America. A little over a year after the project was founded, llm-d is reaching a new level of maturity, delivering state-of-the-art performance for generative serving, while also enabling the capabilities needed for day two operations, including multi-tenant quality of service, zero downtime operations, and all of that without sacrificing performance in production. Join us in San Jose, October 20-21: https://t.co/jBApW8ocHQview source ↗
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• twitter 1d negativei hate this nigga but this is an S tier clip 😭 i hate this nigga but this is an S tier clip 😭view source ↗
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• twitter 1d negativeI hate modern day writing. Doesn't even tell you what it is or what version it is. Ridiculous. I hate modern day writing. Doesn't even tell you what it is or what version it is. Ridiculous.view source ↗
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• twitter 1d negativeOpus 5.5 can never cook videos like us https://t.co/VZULaW31LD Opus 5.5 can never cook videos like us https://t.co/VZULaW31LDview source ↗
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• twitter 1d negativeHoly, Zuckerberg & Wang on the $100B+ AI gamble. before Muse Wonder even existed, Just conviction. And Alex not sure what would happen next, "said: if this model doesn’t work, it’s going to be really, really bad." High-stakes, Uncertain, All-in. https://t.co/scssqEvsgb Holy, Zuckerberg & Wang on the $100B+ AI gamble. before Muse Wonder even existed, Just conviction. And Alex not sure what would happen next, "said: if this model doesn’t work, it’s going to be really, really bad." High-stakes, Uncertain, All-in. https://t.co/scssqEvsgbview source ↗
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• twitter 1d negativeThe CIA trick behind his AI doomsday prediction. @NPCollapse puts the odds of AI taking control at 30% by 2027 - That’s a handful of months away - People get offended when he puts numbers on the end of the world - His answer is the rule CIA analysts are trained to follow “If you work for the CIA, you were trained… The CIA trick behind his AI doomsday prediction. @NPCollapse puts the odds of AI taking control at 30% by 2027 - That’s a handful of months away - People get offended when he puts numbers on the end of the world - His answer is the rule CIA analysts are trained to follow “If you work for the CIA, you were trained to not use words like likely or unlikely because this means totally different things to people. Instead, just put some number that feels right. And this is much more accurate.”view source ↗
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• twitter 1d negativeNever understood the "look at what this model did in Blender!" type of demo that people go nuts for. I have the same issue with that as I do "my agent books last minute travel!" demos. Doesn't represent real use cases in the slightest. Never understood the "look at what this model did in Blender!" type of demo that people go nuts for. I have the same issue with that as I do "my agent books last minute travel!" demos. Doesn't represent real use cases in the slightest.view source ↗
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• twitter 1d negativenotice how he doesnt compare it to fable, opus, or astra it doesn't compare. better luck next release, meta. notice how he doesnt compare it to fable, opus, or astra it doesn't compare. better luck next release, meta.view source ↗
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• twitter 1d negative@hakmgpt It’s not good at 3d @hakmgpt It’s not good at 3dview source ↗
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• twitter 1d negativeevery company is an API company now, whether they want to be or not and most of that traffic won’t be people. it’ll be agents restless makes your API self-improving → live logs agents can search and replay → errors that explain the fix → agent feedback turned into real fixes if your API isn’t ready for agents, they’… every company is an API company now, whether they want to be or not and most of that traffic won’t be people. it’ll be agents restless makes your API self-improving → live logs agents can search and replay → errors that explain the fix → agent feedback turned into real fixes if your API isn’t ready for agents, they’ll just pick another toolview source ↗
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• twitter 1d negativeAgents are quickly becoming your API and docs' main users. The @readme team says agents now make up 72% of traffic to API docs. And when an agent gets stuck, it rarely goes looking for the docs. Restless puts the fix steps and a doc link right in the error response. If the agent is still stuck, it can report what is … Agents are quickly becoming your API and docs' main users. The @readme team says agents now make up 72% of traffic to API docs. And when an agent gets stuck, it rarely goes looking for the docs. Restless puts the fix steps and a doc link right in the error response. If the agent is still stuck, it can report what is missing, and that turns into doc updates or issues. I build a lot of agents that call APIs, and I want every API to have this.view source ↗
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• twitter 1d negativethe worst part about ghost writers on here is founders do it on their personal accounts so they're hiring people to make it seem like they're funny so pathetic the worst part about ghost writers on here is founders do it on their personal accounts so they're hiring people to make it seem like they're funny so patheticview source ↗
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• twitter 1d negativeI used to think docs were the UI for an API. Then 72% of ReadMe's docs traffic turned out to be agents. Agents don't read docs. They read error responses. I used to think docs were the UI for an API. Then 72% of ReadMe's docs traffic turned out to be agents. Agents don't read docs. They read error responses.view source ↗
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• twitter 1d negativeCongrats to @hylight_aero (S23) on their $14.5M raise! They’re bringing back the airship, this time autonomous, hydrogen-powered, and built to inspect critical infrastructure. Power lines, pipelines, and railways are still mostly inspected by helicopter, which is expensive, polluting, and risky for crews. HyLight’s … Congrats to @hylight_aero (S23) on their $14.5M raise! They’re bringing back the airship, this time autonomous, hydrogen-powered, and built to inspect critical infrastructure. Power lines, pipelines, and railways are still mostly inspected by helicopter, which is expensive, polluting, and risky for crews. HyLight’s 12-meter airships hover low and slow with LiDAR, cameras, and methane detectors, capturing imagery down to 1 millimeter per pixel. Four are flying missions in France today, with 15 planned to operate at once by 2027. https://t.co/g4CfPmyQotview source ↗
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• twitter 1d negativeAI agents often struggle with APIs because they don't always know how to use them correctly or fix errors. Restless helps solve this by collecting information from API calls, errors, support questions, and code changes, then using those insights to improve the API for future agents. You can set it up in your codebase… AI agents often struggle with APIs because they don't always know how to use them correctly or fix errors. Restless helps solve this by collecting information from API calls, errors, support questions, and code changes, then using those insights to improve the API for future agents. You can set it up in your codebase with a simple command, so your API becomes easier for AI agents to understand and use over time.view source ↗
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• twitter 1d negativeHe dropped out of college after realizing AI could build in a day what used to take him a week. 6 months later, his niche app makes $20K/month. Ethan Cajigas is 19. He was a national wrestling champion who hated cutting weight before competitions. So he built CutCoach - a science-based weight-cut app for combat spor… He dropped out of college after realizing AI could build in a day what used to take him a week. 6 months later, his niche app makes $20K/month. Ethan Cajigas is 19. He was a national wrestling champion who hated cutting weight before competitions. So he built CutCoach - a science-based weight-cut app for combat sport athletes. The numbers: > $0 to $60K+ total revenue in 6 months > 39,000+ downloads > $20K in a single month > Built solo with Cursor + ChatGPT His playbook was almost boring: 1. Solve a problem inside your own hobby. 2. Ask ChatGPT to brainstorm app ideas in that niche. 3. Design in Figma. Steal layout patterns from bigger apps in the space (Duolingo-style shoulders-of-giants). 4. Build front-end first with Cursor, then back-end. Supabase for DB, RevenueCat + Superwall for paywalls, OpenAI for AI features. 5. Ship fast. Iterate on what users actually want. The marketing unlock: organic posts only pulled 200–500 views… but converted at 5–10%. High-intent beats high-volume every single time. Then he DM’d small TikTok/Reels creators (1K–10K views) for partnerships. Most said yes. Later he took the winning influencer videos and turned them into paid ads - revenue exploded. The takeaway: no niche is too small. Wrestlers will pay $30 to make weight because missing weight costs them way more. Find a painful problem in a small passionate community and build for THEM - not everyone.view source ↗
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• twitter 1d negativePassed AWS Solutions Architect Associate exam recently. I have done the same certification in 2022, but lately I haven't been working on cloud, so decided to do the same again just for the refresher. last time I used to get time to prepare even between work, but now work life balance is cooked, the only way for me to… Passed AWS Solutions Architect Associate exam recently. I have done the same certification in 2022, but lately I haven't been working on cloud, so decided to do the same again just for the refresher. last time I used to get time to prepare even between work, but now work life balance is cooked, the only way for me to prepare for this is to just schedule the exam so that I will not procrastinate preparing for this.view source ↗