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• twitter 13h negativeI feel deeply passionate about “giving back” through content creation. Because I know how much of an impact the creators who inspired me had on my life. I would not be who I am today without the incredible role models I found on the internet. Dan Koe. Sahil Bloom. James Clear. Justin Welsh. Dan Go. Noah Kagan. Alex … I feel deeply passionate about “giving back” through content creation. Because I know how much of an impact the creators who inspired me had on my life. I would not be who I am today without the incredible role models I found on the internet. Dan Koe. Sahil Bloom. James Clear. Justin Welsh. Dan Go. Noah Kagan. Alex Hormozi. Iman Gadzhi. Naval Ravikant. And many more. Real success is how many people thank you for theirs.view source ↗
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• twitter 13h neutralAI Agents Now Use 5x More Tokens Than Humans — What That Means for Your Bill https://t.co/aKzFh7wA8n https://t.co/9FuXHMBMf0 AI Agents Now Use 5x More Tokens Than Humans — What That Means for Your Bill https://t.co/aKzFh7wA8n https://t.co/9FuXHMBMf0view source ↗
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• twitter 13h positiveHow Crusoe builds a portfolio of different financially returning chip products “We have a range of different deals that we are doing with the compute we are buying. We are renting capacity on a long-term basis, call it five-year contracts, to credit-quality customers. There are shorter-term contracts that we will do … How Crusoe builds a portfolio of different financially returning chip products “We have a range of different deals that we are doing with the compute we are buying. We are renting capacity on a long-term basis, call it five-year contracts, to credit-quality customers. There are shorter-term contracts that we will do at higher margins, but they are riskier. Then there are other services that we provide, like Crusoe Managed Inference and our serverless fine-tuning product. Those contracts are typically much shorter-term in nature, and they end up being higher margin to Crusoe.” @ChaseLochmiller Love to hear your thoughts @branninmcbee @bernhardsson @vipulved @tuhinoneview source ↗
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• twitter 13h neutralapp marketing is becoming simple, but not easy 😭 the whole game is about finding what works on tiktok and doubling down on it that's everything, just go and crush it https://t.co/hKvuZFxcpv app marketing is becoming simple, but not easy 😭 the whole game is about finding what works on tiktok and doubling down on it that's everything, just go and crush it https://t.co/hKvuZFxcpvview source ↗
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• twitter 13h positiveWhen someone gets exactly what we’re building 🥹 ♥️ And we're building it together, your contributions and feedback has been so valuable along the way 🙏 🎉 When someone gets exactly what we’re building 🥹 ♥️ And we're building it together, your contributions and feedback has been so valuable along the way 🙏 🎉view source ↗
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• twitter 13h neutralI warn you Do not unmute Do - not - unmute ⚠️ I warn you Do not unmute Do - not - unmute ⚠️view source ↗
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• twitter 14h neutralBrazil election headed to runoff, projection shows, as Bolsonaro lead narrows https://t.co/hAB9ufyf8K https://t.co/hAB9ufyf8K Brazil election headed to runoff, projection shows, as Bolsonaro lead narrows https://t.co/hAB9ufyf8K https://t.co/hAB9ufyf8Kview source ↗
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• twitter 14h neutralI find that I still need one physical machine per task when doing perf sensitive work, because the agent needs a quiet environment where benchmarks reflect how things perform on real dev machines. Running two sessions in parallel they already start to cause benchmark noise to each other. I find that I still need one physical machine per task when doing perf sensitive work, because the agent needs a quiet environment where benchmarks reflect how things perform on real dev machines. Running two sessions in parallel they already start to cause benchmark noise to each other.view source ↗
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• twitter 14h positiveNew goal unlocked. 🎯 11.9K → 500K impressions in 90 days. Everything else ✅ Now the grind begins. Think I can hit 500K? 🚀 https://t.co/MoE3mqbUUa New goal unlocked. 🎯 11.9K → 500K impressions in 90 days. Everything else ✅ Now the grind begins. Think I can hit 500K? 🚀 https://t.co/MoE3mqbUUaview source ↗
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• twitter 14h negativeswift and opus is a cheatcode for making decent ui 😭🙏 https://t.co/5zzKgYTAgx swift and opus is a cheatcode for making decent ui 😭🙏 https://t.co/5zzKgYTAgxview source ↗
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• twitter 14h neutralshould i break ci so we get 28 days of resets should i break ci so we get 28 days of resetsview source ↗
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• twitter 14h neutralguys im joining @OpenAI will be adding more sidebars 🥰 https://t.co/FhUi328Unq guys im joining @OpenAI will be adding more sidebars 🥰 https://t.co/FhUi328Unqview source ↗
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• twitter 14h neutralHope I can finish my office suite fully utilizing ELY GPUI components. It will contain Docs, Sheet, Show(ppt), Email, Pdf Editor, Markdown Editor, Git client, and Agent Desktop. Full suite that we want. Hope I can finish my office suite fully utilizing ELY GPUI components. It will contain Docs, Sheet, Show(ppt), Email, Pdf Editor, Markdown Editor, Git client, and Agent Desktop. Full suite that we want.view source ↗
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• twitter 14h negativePlannotator 0.28.0 is being released. Bi-directional async communication while you: annotate docs, html artifacts, code review. You can now Ask AI direct to your session. Supported in: Claude Code, Pi, OpenCode. Codex support will land when MCP Events are fully baked out. Previously this wasn't supported and others… Plannotator 0.28.0 is being released. Bi-directional async communication while you: annotate docs, html artifacts, code review. You can now Ask AI direct to your session. Supported in: Claude Code, Pi, OpenCode. Codex support will land when MCP Events are fully baked out. Previously this wasn't supported and others would have to hack CLI polling based solutions - but I've been fairly strict on the type of UX I'm willing to hack versus not. The better UX is now available, so we're releasing it. The previous version of AskAI is being phased out. Claude Code's plugin is now 100% a mod. Similar to Pi and OpenCode.view source ↗
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• twitter 14h neutralTraining your own model shouldn't take a research team. 🍺 Today we're releasing Homebrew, an open agent that brews AI models with you. Tell it what you want and it handles the rest: picking a base model, preparing data, safe parameters and training. https://t.co/DfrZ5ylFLD Training your own model shouldn't take a research team. 🍺 Today we're releasing Homebrew, an open agent that brews AI models with you. Tell it what you want and it handles the rest: picking a base model, preparing data, safe parameters and training. https://t.co/DfrZ5ylFLDview source ↗
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• twitter 14h positiveImportant advice: deliberately rethink every previous concept of how things should be done. Some thoughts, tips, and realizations: 1. Specializations are collapsing. Come to terms with and take advantage of this reality. The person who used to be an engineer is now also a data scientist, a content creator, designer, … Important advice: deliberately rethink every previous concept of how things should be done. Some thoughts, tips, and realizations: 1. Specializations are collapsing. Come to terms with and take advantage of this reality. The person who used to be an engineer is now also a data scientist, a content creator, designer, marketer, and whatever else they want to be. Deliberately expand in as many directions as you can and become great at them (scope up vs just speeding up) 2. The average person with access to tokens can now do the work of a data scientist who used to cost $500,000 a year. Seriously, this is fucking crazy. This opens up an entirely new world. Take advantage of it (also everyone else will also realize this over time). 3. 99% of what's created is now slop. Be aggressively anti-slop and you will absolutely stand out. 4. Trying is nearly free. Automating is nearly free. My mind still sometimes lives in the world from 12 months ago where an idea automatically is attached to a certain amount of time or effort. Both of these have collapsed to close to zero (or just token cost), I therefore try and experiment with *any and all* ideas with potential and have needed to retrain my brain for this constantly. 5. Tokens are a career and growth accelerant. Find ways to get cheap access to tokens, or free tokens. Extremely important, and actually an entire design space, use your imagination. 6. It's never been easier to both stand out but also fall behind. 10x, 100x "people" exist more than ever (maybe 1,000x). Outlier power users of AI, many who you see here on X. Feels like we are in a window of time, a window of opportunity while all of this is still early, to take advantage of it. 7. Local computing is (or will be) dead for 99% of work. Local was built for a world where work was bounded by the physical presence of its author, but this is no longer true. You can and should do infinite work in parallel or zero, it doesn't matter anymore. Cloud agents enable thiview source ↗
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• twitter 14h neutraldo yourself a favour and watch attack on titan if you haven't already do yourself a favour and watch attack on titan if you haven't alreadyview source ↗
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• twitter 14h positiveThe dust will settle. Keep going, this shift is temporary! 🚀🌈 https://t.co/aSW04xE9xr The dust will settle. Keep going, this shift is temporary! 🚀🌈 https://t.co/aSW04xE9xrview source ↗
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• twitter 14h positiveRT @jerrod_lew: This is HeyGen Video! Built on MiniMax H3, HeyGen have aimed to developed a fast and cheaper model with quality. It accep… RT @jerrod_lew: This is HeyGen Video! Built on MiniMax H3, HeyGen have aimed to developed a fast and cheaper model with quality. It accep…view source ↗
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• twitter 14h neutralhttps://t.co/DOP75tOUpN https://t.co/DOP75tOUpNview source ↗
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• twitter 14h neutralthe real numbers from @grok https://t.co/51f5fz62cI the real numbers from @grok https://t.co/51f5fz62cIview source ↗
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• twitter 14h neutralRT @maria_rcks: https://t.co/gOURSso9uc RT @maria_rcks: https://t.co/gOURSso9ucview source ↗
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• twitter 14h positiveWhat a use case!! Are you interested in what Jason's offering to share?? 😊 And thank you Jason, for the shoutout and being an awesome user ❤️ What a use case!! Are you interested in what Jason's offering to share?? 😊 And thank you Jason, for the shoutout and being an awesome user ❤️view source ↗
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• twitter 14h neutralgrok-voice-transcribe-1.0 has reached end of life on the xAI API. All requests to that model slug are now routed to grok-voice-transcribe-2.0 at the same price. SpaceXAI says 2.0 has higher accuracy, and it was already the default for Speech to Text. Speech to Text costs $0.10 per hour over REST and $0.20 per hour st… grok-voice-transcribe-1.0 has reached end of life on the xAI API. All requests to that model slug are now routed to grok-voice-transcribe-2.0 at the same price. SpaceXAI says 2.0 has higher accuracy, and it was already the default for Speech to Text. Speech to Text costs $0.10 per hour over REST and $0.20 per hour streaming. Anything still pinned to 1.0 is now running on 2.0.view source ↗
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• twitter 14h neutralRT @bigT_sheesh: Scheduled Tasks on @Muse - An update on reliability We deployed a fix to Muse to improve scheduled task and cron recovery… RT @bigT_sheesh: Scheduled Tasks on @Muse - An update on reliability We deployed a fix to Muse to improve scheduled task and cron recovery…view source ↗