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• twitter 1w neutralhttps://t.co/BqVDDuPfY8 https://t.co/BqVDDuPfY8view source ↗
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• twitter 1w neutral@AsideAI is the nicest browser i've tried in a longggg time @AsideAI is the nicest browser i've tried in a longggg timeview source ↗
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• twitter 1w neutralTeam Grok Bots are insanely powerful. You can basically create any custom tool or workflow and have your entire org able to take advantage of it in minutes. Possibilities are endless. Team Grok Bots are insanely powerful. You can basically create any custom tool or workflow and have your entire org able to take advantage of it in minutes. Possibilities are endless.view source ↗
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• twitter 1w neutralsos i have 40 @bot one @Muse one @OpenAI dots approx a million codex threads and a sprinkle of claude i keep starting things and maybe not finishing all of them sos i have 40 @bot one @Muse one @OpenAI dots approx a million codex threads and a sprinkle of claude i keep starting things and maybe not finishing all of themview source ↗
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• twitter 1w positiveOpenAI might have a serious retention problem. Opus 5.5 is ridiculously good and costs far less. Fable 5.5 is about to make things even harder. Even a stronger Astra tomorrow won’t matter much if users run out of usage in a day. OpenAI might have a serious retention problem. Opus 5.5 is ridiculously good and costs far less. Fable 5.5 is about to make things even harder. Even a stronger Astra tomorrow won’t matter much if users run out of usage in a day.view source ↗
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• twitter 1w neutralHead-to-head: Sol 6.1 Max vs Astra Max Sol 6.1 Max: ~17.0 visible tok/s Astra Max: ~13.0 visible tok/s Sol 6.1 Max was about 31% faster end-to-end and used less hidden reasoning: Sol 6.1 Max: ~41% reasoning Astra Max: ~54% reasoning Same prompt. Same Codex version. Same setup. Sol 6.1 Max looks materially more effici… Head-to-head: Sol 6.1 Max vs Astra Max Sol 6.1 Max: ~17.0 visible tok/s Astra Max: ~13.0 visible tok/s Sol 6.1 Max was about 31% faster end-to-end and used less hidden reasoning: Sol 6.1 Max: ~41% reasoning Astra Max: ~54% reasoning Same prompt. Same Codex version. Same setup. Sol 6.1 Max looks materially more efficient.view source ↗
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• twitter 1w neutralhttps://t.co/56iBzlAqoN https://t.co/56iBzlAqoNview source ↗
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• twitter 1w neutralDay in the Life of a FIREBLOOD Athlete @ShorjieCreates https://t.co/hYovFHgeUz Day in the Life of a FIREBLOOD Athlete @ShorjieCreates https://t.co/hYovFHgeUzview source ↗
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• twitter 1w neutralmy favorite name for this pattern is "local hands", Claude runs in the cloud but can access your files locally- also coming to cowork my favorite name for this pattern is "local hands", Claude runs in the cloud but can access your files locally- also coming to coworkview source ↗
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• twitter 1w neutralCan prosecutors prove intent when AI goes rogue? The Information’s @leomschwartz relays Cognition CLO Paul Grewal’s view: “It would be very difficult for them to prove intent just because obviously the agents were acting in a rogue manner.” https://t.co/OtJEGSDfkv Can prosecutors prove intent when AI goes rogue? The Information’s @leomschwartz relays Cognition CLO Paul Grewal’s view: “It would be very difficult for them to prove intent just because obviously the agents were acting in a rogue manner.” https://t.co/OtJEGSDfkvview source ↗
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• twitter 1w neutralThe affordability candidate The affordability candidateview source ↗
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• twitter 1w neutralFor more than six decades, 103-year-old Irvin Koch has been pouring drinks for customers out of the basement of his home in Maryland. His dive bar, legally zoned for commercial use, is a time capsule tucked away from the rest of the world above. https://t.co/aLnGrfJDi6 https://t.co/uMuQIfpmGp For more than six decades, 103-year-old Irvin Koch has been pouring drinks for customers out of the basement of his home in Maryland. His dive bar, legally zoned for commercial use, is a time capsule tucked away from the rest of the world above. https://t.co/aLnGrfJDi6 https://t.co/uMuQIfpmGpview source ↗
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• twitter 1w neutralPromise yourself you never give up. Promise yourself you never give up.view source ↗
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• twitter 1w neutralwtf? https://t.co/gyImzZ9l23 wtf? https://t.co/gyImzZ9l23view source ↗
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• twitter 1w positive＼グーコロ男爵発売記念！／ キャンペーンに参加すると抽選で景品がもらえます♪ ① @akiko_lawson をフォロー✨ ②「ローソンのグーコロ男爵」＆コメントを入れて引用ポスト🔁 ③ 抽選で1名様にQUOカードPay10,000円分プレゼント🎁 ＼グーコロ男爵発売記念！／ キャンペーンに参加すると抽選で景品がもらえます♪ ① @akiko_lawson をフォロー✨ ②「ローソンのグーコロ男爵」＆コメントを入れて引用ポスト🔁 ③ 抽選で1名様にQUOカードPay10,000円分プレゼント🎁view source ↗
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• twitter 1w negativeIf you run a cold email agency and you're stuck... I get it. I talk to agency owners about this all day. And the same thing keeps coming up: * You've got the tools * You've got the inboxes * You're scraping leads * You're running campaigns * You're booking some meetings * But it's not scaling * Clients are churning.… If you run a cold email agency and you're stuck... I get it. I talk to agency owners about this all day. And the same thing keeps coming up: * You've got the tools * You've got the inboxes * You're scraping leads * You're running campaigns * You're booking some meetings * But it's not scaling * Clients are churning... You're stuck in the loop. Here's the problem: it's your clients. Specifically - their offer sucks. And they don't have the balls to fix it. That's the game. You could fire 80% of your clients right now and make more money with the 20% that are left. And they'd get results. But you WON'T. Because when you've got rent to pay and someone's trying to hand you $3,000 a month... It doesn't matter that they're a recruiter trying to get into healthcare. You want the money, bro. And when there's strong demand - like a "strategic advisory firm looking for acquisitions" - you say yes. Even if they're asking for 100 meetings a month with founders ready to sell. You can't fulfill that. The reason there's such strong demand is because you can't fulfill that. But if a company's trying to pay you $10K a month to try? Who's gonna tell them no? That - at a smaller scale - is the reason your business isn't working. Here's an example: Had a Galadon Gold member come in last week. Said he wanted to offer "marketing consulting and lead gen to agencies" A younger version of me might've let him cook... Pat him on the back, collect the check, send some emails, watch him churn in 60 days. But now? I asked two questions: What's your background? What's the biggest ROI win you've delivered? Turns out, he'd spent the last 10 years in fintech. And the biggest result? He helped a fintech company go from zero leads at a trade show to 150 leads in three days - same booth, same spend, totally different execution. I'm like... that's the offer. Forget "marketing consulting" or "growth strategy" or "I do ads." "I help fintech companies turn trade shows fromview source ↗
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• twitter 1w neutralThe only real skill in AI coding is knowing which effort level to use. Everything else is influencer propaganda. The only real skill in AI coding is knowing which effort level to use. Everything else is influencer propaganda.view source ↗
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• twitter 1w negativeWork on hard problems people want Work on hard problems people wantview source ↗
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• twitter 1w positivebuilt my own push-to-talk voice assistant over the weekend to try elevenlabs v4! Scribe v2 → Sonnet 5.5 → ElevenLabs v4, on Cloudflare Workers, with a little harness for tools + memory. sure grok bot and dots are cool, but building your own hits different. video made by Opus 5.5 (also insane!) sound on built my own push-to-talk voice assistant over the weekend to try elevenlabs v4! Scribe v2 → Sonnet 5.5 → ElevenLabs v4, on Cloudflare Workers, with a little harness for tools + memory. sure grok bot and dots are cool, but building your own hits different. video made by Opus 5.5 (also insane!) sound onview source ↗
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• twitter 1w positiveIntroducing omni-macos: a semantic Finder for Apple Silicon. It was first released months ago, but now getting really good and becoming my daily productivity. Over the last few months I've kept improving fully local, on-device semantic search for my everyday agentic use. The goal: a local multimodal search engine that… Introducing omni-macos: a semantic Finder for Apple Silicon. It was first released months ago, but now getting really good and becoming my daily productivity. Over the last few months I've kept improving fully local, on-device semantic search for my everyday agentic use. The goal: a local multimodal search engine that's easy for both humans and agents, fast, and handles CRUD in real time. After years of working on embedding and reranker models, I figured this would be easy, especially with coding agents hill-climbing tps for you. Turns out making it actually good is pretty damn hard. I've also seen other projects like zvec-grep going after the same thing, but I think most of them miss some key points about local search, especially on personal devices. They optimize for efficiency and relevance, which is fair with a SaaS mindset, but not enough for an air-gapped personal device: - Efficiency matters, but on a laptop, an indexer that hogs the machine to finish sooner is worse than one that takes a bit longer and you never notice. - Personal files are massively duplicated: v1, v2, v-final, v-final-final, plus backups, often with only tiny diffs between them. So using the file as the indexing unit is inefficient. - Some files get edited all the time, but only a small part changes each time. Reindexing the whole file is, again, a waste. - CRUD needs to be handled properly at the folder level. - You only have one GPU interface and it's non-preemptive. Embedding needs it, vector search needs it, OCR needs it. You can't lower the priority of work that's already queued, so priority can only be set at admission.view source ↗
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• twitter 1w negativeThe process to submit plugins for ChatGPT is much easier now. You can upload your zip, fix validation issues, then submit for review. When approved, you choose when to publish. See the process here: https://t.co/KLTQy1uLZq https://t.co/JkyHStLtLb The process to submit plugins for ChatGPT is much easier now. You can upload your zip, fix validation issues, then submit for review. When approved, you choose when to publish. See the process here: https://t.co/KLTQy1uLZq https://t.co/JkyHStLtLbview source ↗
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• twitter 1w neutralRandom guy: I had an Anthropic Interview! The interview: https://t.co/IKrUwz3omf Random guy: I had an Anthropic Interview! The interview: https://t.co/IKrUwz3omfview source ↗
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• twitter 1w neutralWe scaled a Korean Learning App to almost $360K ARR. I don’t speak Korean. Here's how we did it: https://t.co/53EuukvAtl We scaled a Korean Learning App to almost $360K ARR. I don’t speak Korean. Here's how we did it: https://t.co/53EuukvAtlview source ↗
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• twitter 1w neutralDeveloping the next stage of PR Agent, granular session traces so I can fix the harness for certain types of models. Developing the next stage of PR Agent, granular session traces so I can fix the harness for certain types of models.view source ↗
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• twitter 1w neutralRT @dfeinition: Your Slack group DMs can now include Claude. Add it the same way you'd add anyone else. Claude answers in a thread and kee… RT @dfeinition: Your Slack group DMs can now include Claude. Add it the same way you'd add anyone else. Claude answers in a thread and kee…view source ↗