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• twitter 1w neutralhttps://t.co/M18BP9icmR https://t.co/M18BP9icmRview source ↗
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• twitter 1w neutralIdempotency vs Deduplication. What's the difference? https://t.co/TWiQ4bEdsK Idempotency vs Deduplication. What's the difference? https://t.co/TWiQ4bEdsKview source ↗
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• twitter 1w positiveAI startups grow really fast. That's why valuations have gotten so high. Not just because AI is the cool new thing, but because so many AI startups have genuinely amazing numbers. https://t.co/vJ1bPB5HkB AI startups grow really fast. That's why valuations have gotten so high. Not just because AI is the cool new thing, but because so many AI startups have genuinely amazing numbers. https://t.co/vJ1bPB5HkBview source ↗
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• twitter 1w neutralWhat dat means 👀 What dat means 👀view source ↗
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• twitter 1w positiveClaim here: https://t.co/QONqap16PV Or run /claim-credit in the Claude Code CLI. Note: credit works only in Claude Code cloud sessions. Not API not Projects. Claim here: https://t.co/QONqap16PV Or run /claim-credit in the Claude Code CLI. Note: credit works only in Claude Code cloud sessions. Not API not Projects.view source ↗
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• twitter 1w negativeMaking money with ECOM is NOT easy... But all you got to do is solve problems and never give up. https://t.co/M8jzxd3yEq Making money with ECOM is NOT easy... But all you got to do is solve problems and never give up. https://t.co/M8jzxd3yEqview source ↗
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• twitter 1w positiveAnthropic is giving away up to $250 in Claude Code credits. Most people paying for Claude haven't claimed it yet. Who qualifies: - Already on Pro or Max when the offer started - GitHub account connected to Claude - Free plan doesn't qualify How to claim (2 minutes): 1.) Open the claim link (below 👇) 2.) Connect GitH… Anthropic is giving away up to $250 in Claude Code credits. Most people paying for Claude haven't claimed it yet. Who qualifies: - Already on Pro or Max when the offer started - GitHub account connected to Claude - Free plan doesn't qualify How to claim (2 minutes): 1.) Open the claim link (below 👇) 2.) Connect GitHub + pick a repo 3.) Start a cloud session & the credit applies automaticallyview source ↗
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• twitter 1w positiveHe looked like he was waiting for a moment like this 😭 https://t.co/821qUh613R He looked like he was waiting for a moment like this 😭 https://t.co/821qUh613Rview source ↗
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• twitter 1w neutralI don’t understand why so much plastic is being used for one single pill? hey @grok do you know why?? https://t.co/FWdCJa6JNN I don’t understand why so much plastic is being used for one single pill? hey @grok do you know why?? https://t.co/FWdCJa6JNNview source ↗
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• twitter 1w neutralThe sentinel hypothesis proposes that teenagers staying up late has evolutionary advantages, because there's always someone awake to notice if your tribe of hunter-gatherers is attacked. You can probably guess who told me about this. The sentinel hypothesis proposes that teenagers staying up late has evolutionary advantages, because there's always someone awake to notice if your tribe of hunter-gatherers is attacked. You can probably guess who told me about this.view source ↗
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• twitter 1w positiveBest thing I’ve seen on my timeline this week https://t.co/rek8rAgyEF Best thing I’ve seen on my timeline this week https://t.co/rek8rAgyEFview source ↗
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• twitter 1w neutralHere’s another reason to delete Instagram https://t.co/58v5u5Z93y Here’s another reason to delete Instagram https://t.co/58v5u5Z93yview source ↗
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• twitter 1w positiveNAME ONE THING a human still does better than any model. Just one. NAME ONE THING a human still does better than any model. Just one.view source ↗
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• twitter 1w neutralRecorded a Video after a long time https://t.co/pUBDDpDW7S Recorded a Video after a long time https://t.co/pUBDDpDW7Sview source ↗
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• twitter 1w negativeBro really got rejected because he was too easy to hire 😭 https://t.co/e4jd6WXDc1 Bro really got rejected because he was too easy to hire 😭 https://t.co/e4jd6WXDc1view source ↗
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• twitter 1w positiveDay 12 working from 04:30AM I work until I buy my mom a house. Guys, what do you work for? https://t.co/2Gn5kfJHKN Day 12 working from 04:30AM I work until I buy my mom a house. Guys, what do you work for? https://t.co/2Gn5kfJHKNview source ↗
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• twitter 1w neutralfrom my calculations, the Claude Code $200 subscription gives you 16-24x more usage than the Codex $200 does (plus, Opus 5.5 is way faster) from my calculations, the Claude Code $200 subscription gives you 16-24x more usage than the Codex $200 does (plus, Opus 5.5 is way faster)view source ↗
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• twitter 1w neutralRT @megadevhq: last 4 hours to save $300 🚨 it's gonna be MEGA epic! come join us: https://t.co/vtC2aLau4Z https://t.co/1b5ynDxhNr RT @megadevhq: last 4 hours to save $300 🚨 it's gonna be MEGA epic! come join us: https://t.co/vtC2aLau4Z https://t.co/1b5ynDxhNrview source ↗
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• twitter 1w positivewoke up to this 🥹 2 more sales for https://t.co/w4yqPKkYk5 while i was asleep. still feels unreal that people buy something i made the polar "new sale" notification is the best dopamine hit on earth 😭 https://t.co/8gi69eKJpx woke up to this 🥹 2 more sales for https://t.co/w4yqPKkYk5 while i was asleep. still feels unreal that people buy something i made the polar "new sale" notification is the best dopamine hit on earth 😭 https://t.co/8gi69eKJpxview source ↗
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• twitter 1w neutralI am looking to contribute in an open source project.. if you have some drop it I am looking to contribute in an open source project.. if you have some drop itview source ↗
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• twitter 1w negativeRealtime backend production issue: Your Spring Boot service suddenly starts using 95%+ memory and eventually gets OOMKilled in production. CPU looks normal. How would you identify whether it’s a memory leak, large objects, cache growth, or traffic-related? Realtime backend production issue: Your Spring Boot service suddenly starts using 95%+ memory and eventually gets OOMKilled in production. CPU looks normal. How would you identify whether it’s a memory leak, large objects, cache growth, or traffic-related?view source ↗
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• twitter 1w positiveFourteen hours is all it takes to change someone like Tibo's views. Burn you rates asap, codex reset incoming! https://t.co/0akukaK4xy Fourteen hours is all it takes to change someone like Tibo's views. Burn you rates asap, codex reset incoming! https://t.co/0akukaK4xyview source ↗
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• twitter 1w positiveGood morning. Went straight to the gym today and hit biceps, triceps, forearms and abs. Intensity was good and the pump was even better. This morning I genuinely didn’t feel like going. I thought about skipping it, but now that I’m done, I feel so much better. The after effects of getting some movement in early are… Good morning. Went straight to the gym today and hit biceps, triceps, forearms and abs. Intensity was good and the pump was even better. This morning I genuinely didn’t feel like going. I thought about skipping it, but now that I’m done, I feel so much better. The after effects of getting some movement in early are amazing. So even when you don’t feel like it, just push yourself to move a little. Let’s make Friday count.view source ↗
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• twitter 1w positiveOpus 5.5 is the best thing to have happened to Claude in 2026 Opus 5.5 is the best thing to have happened to Claude in 2026view source ↗
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• twitter 1w positiveAviation solved AI slop in 1986. Karpathy is telling people to ask their LLM to write in ASD-STE100, a controlled language built for aircraft maintenance manuals. I went down the rabbit hole on where this spec comes from, and the backstory makes the hack even better. Back in the late 1970s, European airlines were han… Aviation solved AI slop in 1986. Karpathy is telling people to ask their LLM to write in ASD-STE100, a controlled language built for aircraft maintenance manuals. I went down the rabbit hole on where this spec comes from, and the backstory makes the hack even better. Back in the late 1970s, European airlines were handing English manuals to mechanics around the world who mostly didn't speak English as a first language. One ambiguous sentence in a fuel line procedure can get people killed. So the industry built a version of English where ambiguity is banned at the dictionary level. The spec allows roughly 900 approved words. Each word gets one meaning and one part of speech. "Close" can only be a verb, because "close the door" and "the close door" can't be allowed to coexist in a repair manual. "Follow" only means to come after. If you want obey, you write obey. Procedural sentences max out at 20 words. One instruction per sentence. Active voice only. Around 1,200 common words are explicitly banned, each with a mandated replacement. You don't "commence pumping." You start the pump. English has about 170,000 words in current use. Aviation decided mechanics get 900, and planes became safer to maintain because of it. Now flip it to LLMs. Models hedge and synonym-cycle because the training data rewards sounding fluent. STE is 40 years of accumulated rules for stripping exactly that out, written by people whose readers would die if a sentence could be read two ways. It might be the strongest anti-slop prompt in existence, and it's a free PDF.view source ↗