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• twitter 1w positive"do you literally type like that?" yes, this is how I work now I sit down, open ????Chat, type my stream of thoughts out for 30 minutes, press enter, and wait it get done below I teach it about Bend's round, while it builds its own app this is my life now I miss VIM though https://t.co/3TIN96EuLt "do you literally type like that?" yes, this is how I work now I sit down, open ????Chat, type my stream of thoughts out for 30 minutes, press enter, and wait it get done below I teach it about Bend's round, while it builds its own app this is my life now I miss VIM though https://t.co/3TIN96EuLtview source ↗
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• twitter 1w neutralAm I a madman or messiah? I’m not going to feign humility or pretend I’ve stumbled into this. For 30 years I’ve worked to create something of enduring value for the human race. My primary education has come from reading biographies. You can read a book on World War II and learn how the Germans did this, and the Amer… Am I a madman or messiah? I’m not going to feign humility or pretend I’ve stumbled into this. For 30 years I’ve worked to create something of enduring value for the human race. My primary education has come from reading biographies. You can read a book on World War II and learn how the Germans did this, and the Americans did that. Autobiographies, by contrast, preserve the high resolution nuance that broad histories discard, capturing the raw psychology and lived friction of the era. Biographies speak to me because they represent the rare artifacts that survived the brutal compression of time. Every generation’s existence is compressed by around 90%. That means, 90% of people and things that seemed immortal during their time are erased from history in a single generation. It’s simply too much information for humans to carry forward. Three generations of compression means that 99.9% of human activity is forgotten, leaving only one in a thousand figures, ideas, or works to cross the threshold into cultural memory. Humans solve this information overload by encoding entire epochs into a single person, event, work, institution or idea. These distilled archetypes become required information for the species to tell its own story. Going deep into biographies in my 20s, I could see these patterns: an infinite depth of human experience continuously compressed into durable memetic code. I felt inspired by this idea and by the people I was learning about. I specifically admired those, who in their time and place, were able to identify the central defining issue of their time. They didn’t do what others were doing. They didn’t by default pursue the status games of their era. They sought out what I call Zeros. Schopenhauer drew this distinction: > Talent hits a target no one else can hit. (First principle thinking) > Genius hits a target no one else can see. (Zeroth principle thinking) I wondered: > what will be the Zero of my lifetime? > what is currently invisiblview source ↗
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• twitter 1w negativeobviously it's a terrible situation but this is cracking me up https://t.co/ECfbnWf4eB obviously it's a terrible situation but this is cracking me up https://t.co/ECfbnWf4eBview source ↗
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• twitter 1w neutralAI video gets dangerous when it stops being just pretty and starts landing jokes. AI video gets dangerous when it stops being just pretty and starts landing jokes.view source ↗
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• twitter 1w neutralhttps://t.co/dhTUFzpaaQ https://t.co/dhTUFzpaaQview source ↗
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• twitter 1w neutralinspired by @zzzzshawn koi fish pond on his portfolio https://t.co/MxlWTkL4Bb, i made an axolotl pond :)) check it out here https://t.co/XSAzdDZCq3 https://t.co/NQTXlPKoB1 inspired by @zzzzshawn koi fish pond on his portfolio https://t.co/MxlWTkL4Bb, i made an axolotl pond :)) check it out here https://t.co/XSAzdDZCq3 https://t.co/NQTXlPKoB1view source ↗
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• twitter 1w neutral@AnkanXplorer I’ve seen a lot of rust vibe covers lol @AnkanXplorer I’ve seen a lot of rust vibe covers lolview source ↗
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• twitter 1w neutral@LowLevelTweets actually do try. I already have this. I thought it could be something different that i haven't tried before, but no. i qcow2 so hard @LowLevelTweets actually do try. I already have this. I thought it could be something different that i haven't tried before, but no. i qcow2 so hardview source ↗
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• twitter 1w neutral@keegabit No gatekeeping intended! Of course, they're welcome to join. It's just geared toward professional engineers. @keegabit No gatekeeping intended! Of course, they're welcome to join. It's just geared toward professional engineers.view source ↗
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• twitter 1w positiveI'm rebuilding my portfolio with Codex, but I still love editing on a canvas. My @mobbin + @paper post went viral last weekend, so here's the tutorial you asked for. https://t.co/btTCZxCUs0 I'm rebuilding my portfolio with Codex, but I still love editing on a canvas. My @mobbin + @paper post went viral last weekend, so here's the tutorial you asked for. https://t.co/btTCZxCUs0view source ↗
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• twitter 1w positiveTrend I'm following: Teams using AI "simulations" to quickly test product ideas and flow tweaks. Products like @simile_ai, @primitivelabsai, @syntheticusers, https://t.co/ob9IJxlKT9, https://t.co/9j08COCw4J, and others. If you've tried something like this, how'd it go? https://t.co/EaIIXGEIAE Trend I'm following: Teams using AI "simulations" to quickly test product ideas and flow tweaks. Products like @simile_ai, @primitivelabsai, @syntheticusers, https://t.co/ob9IJxlKT9, https://t.co/9j08COCw4J, and others. If you've tried something like this, how'd it go? https://t.co/EaIIXGEIAEview source ↗
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• twitter 1w neutral@keegabit You mean https://t.co/zXFGgHOGOD? Yeah, that'll probably be too technical for a non-technical person. This is intended for professional software engineers. @keegabit You mean https://t.co/zXFGgHOGOD? Yeah, that'll probably be too technical for a non-technical person. This is intended for professional software engineers.view source ↗
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• twitter 1w neutral@LowLevelTweets will try! @LowLevelTweets will try!view source ↗
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• twitter 1w neutralif there is one thing you read today, let it be this: "Above all, do not lose your desire to walk.." https://t.co/Npf4nUUOKn if there is one thing you read today, let it be this: "Above all, do not lose your desire to walk.." https://t.co/Npf4nUUOKnview source ↗
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• twitter 1w neutralCheck it out : https://t.co/B9UJH7pFwe Check it out : https://t.co/B9UJH7pFweview source ↗
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• twitter 1w neutral🚨 Adobe 天塌了，全套Adobe软件，开源实现： https://t.co/fuocWwRaXO https://t.co/WXGX19yQP8 🚨 Adobe 天塌了，全套Adobe软件，开源实现： https://t.co/fuocWwRaXO https://t.co/WXGX19yQP8view source ↗
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• twitter 1w neutralCheck it out : https://t.co/dgv8I9MvKc Check it out : https://t.co/dgv8I9MvKcview source ↗
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• twitter 1w neutralAn outside AI safety evaluator can’t assess what a lab won’t show them. Embedding evaluators means little without meaningful access, Apollo Research’s CEO argues. Read more: https://t.co/YmWXib7Yvw An outside AI safety evaluator can’t assess what a lab won’t show them. Embedding evaluators means little without meaningful access, Apollo Research’s CEO argues. Read more: https://t.co/YmWXib7Yvwview source ↗
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• twitter 1w neutralcan't believe bro just leaked the entire sauce https://t.co/VbLMmFgA3w can't believe bro just leaked the entire sauce https://t.co/VbLMmFgA3wview source ↗
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• twitter 1w neutral/ˈfæʃ(ɪ)ə/ n. A sheath of connective tissue that encloses muscles and organs, binding everything in place https://t.co/QrVo6AcXHP /ˈfæʃ(ɪ)ə/ n. A sheath of connective tissue that encloses muscles and organs, binding everything in place https://t.co/QrVo6AcXHPview source ↗
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• twitter 1w positiveYou can use AI to write content, edit videos, design thumbnails, and schedule posts. So why do you need a human? I'll tell you. Because AI is great at getting content to "good" It's terrible for getting content to "great" And in an age of infinite leverage, where it's winner takes all, there is no room for mediocre… You can use AI to write content, edit videos, design thumbnails, and schedule posts. So why do you need a human? I'll tell you. Because AI is great at getting content to "good" It's terrible for getting content to "great" And in an age of infinite leverage, where it's winner takes all, there is no room for mediocre content. You need taste.view source ↗
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• twitter 1w neutralRT @egorkabantsov: Honestly, I didn't believe the hype first but I genuinely cannot go back to Claude Code or Codex after using T3Code. If… RT @egorkabantsov: Honestly, I didn't believe the hype first but I genuinely cannot go back to Claude Code or Codex after using T3Code. If…view source ↗
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• twitter 1w positive@parzival1l @t3codes @maria_rcks @jullerino OH i see it now. Good catch! @parzival1l @t3codes @maria_rcks @jullerino OH i see it now. Good catch!view source ↗
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• twitter 1w neutralhttps://t.co/PzTGeJ1EFi https://t.co/PzTGeJ1EFiview source ↗
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• twitter 1w neutralLegend. https://t.co/3X76wO1Rd3 Legend. https://t.co/3X76wO1Rd3view source ↗