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• twitter 16h positiveThe past 7.5 months have been crazy. What was supposed to be a 4 month long house project ended up taking twice as long. Been living with the wife and kids at my in-laws while we fix some things at our house. Seeing my kids reactions to our house today was priceless. Got another few weeks of moving and fixing up th… The past 7.5 months have been crazy. What was supposed to be a 4 month long house project ended up taking twice as long. Been living with the wife and kids at my in-laws while we fix some things at our house. Seeing my kids reactions to our house today was priceless. Got another few weeks of moving and fixing up the house but we’re close. Good reminder of why we do what we do. 🙏view source ↗
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• twitter 16h neutralClaude code now shows every important steps from the model for me to understand what model thought and did, very pleasure to talk to. Codex app misses this, which I think it is super important @thsottiaux Claude code now shows every important steps from the model for me to understand what model thought and did, very pleasure to talk to. Codex app misses this, which I think it is super important @thsottiauxview source ↗
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• twitter 16h neutral"Hark: A new kind of system for getting things done" (it's AI agents) Everyone is building the same thing. "Hark: A new kind of system for getting things done" (it's AI agents) Everyone is building the same thing.view source ↗
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• twitter 16h neutralLA LIBERTAD AVANZA EN BRASIL Felicitaciones querido amigo @FlavioBolsonaro, por esta histórica elección ante el comunista de Lula. El continente americano es de ciudadanos que quieren vivir en libertad. Espero que pronto podamos empezar a trabajar juntos para que la Argentina y Brasil sigan siendo grandes socios com… LA LIBERTAD AVANZA EN BRASIL Felicitaciones querido amigo @FlavioBolsonaro, por esta histórica elección ante el comunista de Lula. El continente americano es de ciudadanos que quieren vivir en libertad. Espero que pronto podamos empezar a trabajar juntos para que la Argentina y Brasil sigan siendo grandes socios comerciales, culturales y políticos. Las oportunidades para nuestras naciones, trabajando juntos, son infinitas. VIVA LA LIBERTAD CARAJO...!!view source ↗
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• twitter 16h neutralI'm a Claude user Give me just one reason to switch to Antigravity. I'm a Claude user Give me just one reason to switch to Antigravity.view source ↗
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• twitter 16h neutralI'm using @EmailHunter to get some early opinions on https://t.co/YMM5ABWJsS, unfortunately it doesn't let me do much more than basic templating for sequences so I built my own local tool for it. I'd pay for Hunter if I had $50 to spare. https://t.co/TZx2e4W0GZ I'm using @EmailHunter to get some early opinions on https://t.co/YMM5ABWJsS, unfortunately it doesn't let me do much more than basic templating for sequences so I built my own local tool for it. I'd pay for Hunter if I had $50 to spare. https://t.co/TZx2e4W0GZview source ↗
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• twitter 16h negativeThe recent improvements on Claude code are awesome. I think it is better than codex app now. But codex app experience becomes worse to me. I don’t need many features that recently added, I think it is bad decision to put everything in the same app. The recent improvements on Claude code are awesome. I think it is better than codex app now. But codex app experience becomes worse to me. I don’t need many features that recently added, I think it is bad decision to put everything in the same app.view source ↗
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• twitter 16h negativeExceptions in Dart can hide failure paths until something breaks in production. In this guide, @devseyi shows you how to make errors typed, visible, and compiler-enforced. You'll learn how to use Records, sealed Result types, monads, dartz, and Freezed exceptions to build safer Flutter apps. https://t.co/XYkIfDkMvn Exceptions in Dart can hide failure paths until something breaks in production. In this guide, @devseyi shows you how to make errors typed, visible, and compiler-enforced. You'll learn how to use Records, sealed Result types, monads, dartz, and Freezed exceptions to build safer Flutter apps. https://t.co/XYkIfDkMvnview source ↗
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• twitter 16h neutralIf Claude disappeared tomorrow: Do you still know how to build, or did you forget? If Claude disappeared tomorrow: Do you still know how to build, or did you forget?view source ↗
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• twitter 16h neutralWise words from @dabit3 Wise words from @dabit3view source ↗
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• twitter 16h neutralRT @EXM7777: Opus 5.5 inside Hermes is a league above Grok Bot or Dots for me... because by default it handles use cases other agents just… RT @EXM7777: Opus 5.5 inside Hermes is a league above Grok Bot or Dots for me... because by default it handles use cases other agents just…view source ↗
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• twitter 16h positiveMost people think an AI agent is just a smarter chatbot, it’s not. An agent perceives, remembers, reasons, plans, acts, observes and loops until the goal is achieved. That’s the real shift from AI that answers to AI that works. I put the anatomy into one simple diagram 👇 10xme — AI that actually works for you. 🔗http… Most people think an AI agent is just a smarter chatbot, it’s not. An agent perceives, remembers, reasons, plans, acts, observes and loops until the goal is achieved. That’s the real shift from AI that answers to AI that works. I put the anatomy into one simple diagram 👇 10xme — AI that actually works for you. 🔗https://t.co/I4zR8aXpsxview source ↗
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• twitter 16h negativeI asked Sam, co-founder of @meetgranola, how he feels about people skipping his UI and instead just using the MCP to get the job done. Here's what he said: "There's definitely a pang of sadness to that as a UI designer. We fought it for a while. We were like, no, we really need to keep everybody in the Granola UI fo… I asked Sam, co-founder of @meetgranola, how he feels about people skipping his UI and instead just using the MCP to get the job done. Here's what he said: "There's definitely a pang of sadness to that as a UI designer. We fought it for a while. We were like, no, we really need to keep everybody in the Granola UI for everything. But as soon as you become a big enough enterprise, it's inevitable you have all of this internal tooling. If Granola doesn't play nice with that internal tooling, then it's a non-starter. At this point we're at peace with the fact that for a bunch of workflows, the best way to use Granola is to capture the context, then use it through your internal agent." 📌 Watch the full episode here: https://t.co/4f5zTNl4Kcview source ↗
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• twitter 16h positiveI am turning your boring features into one that visitors love to engage with. Designed for https://t.co/zGb7TgtjZg by @weswinder Time to animate them, and believe me, you're going to love it. https://t.co/xPr4REl0Zz I am turning your boring features into one that visitors love to engage with. Designed for https://t.co/zGb7TgtjZg by @weswinder Time to animate them, and believe me, you're going to love it. https://t.co/xPr4REl0Zzview source ↗
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• twitter 16h positiveI like this better than a scatter plot https://t.co/F2S9QJffkD I like this better than a scatter plot https://t.co/F2S9QJffkDview source ↗
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• twitter 16h neutralEn mi opinión Orca es el VScode de esta época y Herdr básicamente sería Neovim En mi opinión Orca es el VScode de esta época y Herdr básicamente sería Neovimview source ↗
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• twitter 16h positiveI still cannot believe something that dumb is transforming my life to this extent, I spent the day happy and I'm still happy it feels like I'm running out of cool ideas because I just keep throwing tasks at it and it keeps going I still cannot believe something that dumb is transforming my life to this extent, I spent the day happy and I'm still happy it feels like I'm running out of cool ideas because I just keep throwing tasks at it and it keeps goingview source ↗
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• twitter 16h positiveCancelled my 200$ codex plan, switched to Claude code 100$ plan. I can use opus 5.5 for almost 1 week to hit the token limit, while my 200$ plan can only stand for a couple of days. Also opus 5.5 high is > Astra extra high for my application. Opus 5.5 max is even better than high. I hope gpt catches up soon. Consum… Cancelled my 200$ codex plan, switched to Claude code 100$ plan. I can use opus 5.5 for almost 1 week to hit the token limit, while my 200$ plan can only stand for a couple of days. Also opus 5.5 high is > Astra extra high for my application. Opus 5.5 max is even better than high. I hope gpt catches up soon. Consumer benefit from competition!!!view source ↗
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• twitter 16h neutral@rauchg I want to see the JAIification of the world @rauchg I want to see the JAIification of the worldview source ↗
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• twitter 16h positiveA really good post on creating videos with Opus 5.5 They hit the nail on the head for why frameworks like @HyperFrames_ are important for production ready videos and utilizing tools to improve the overall output instead of just playing around with one shot outputs A really good post on creating videos with Opus 5.5 They hit the nail on the head for why frameworks like @HyperFrames_ are important for production ready videos and utilizing tools to improve the overall output instead of just playing around with one shot outputsview source ↗
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• twitter 16h neutralthe topics list only answers for today. last month's leaderboard exists if you saved it, and nowhere else the topics list only answers for today. last month's leaderboard exists if you saved it, and nowhere elseview source ↗
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• twitter 16h neutralI’m proud of myself I’m proud of myselfview source ↗
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• twitter 16h positivethe best part of this Jev Engineering loop is that nobody had to tell it when to stop. most autonomous systems are good at starting work. stopping is harder. too early → bad result. too late → wasted compute. here the termination condition is part of the decision architecture. each turn: run agents → score out… the best part of this Jev Engineering loop is that nobody had to tell it when to stop. most autonomous systems are good at starting work. stopping is harder. too early → bad result. too late → wasted compute. here the termination condition is part of the decision architecture. each turn: run agents → score output → keep / reject → update state → ask “goal met yet?” the target was 0.85. turn 18 reached 0.93. Jev returned: stop. 5,400 agent runs finished. 0 questions sent to the human. that’s a much more useful definition of autonomy than “the agent can use tools.” Jev Engineering gives the system a way to know when enough is enough.view source ↗
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• twitter 16h negativeThe problem for big software companies will also be for startups. Anything successful can be cloned quickly. The problem for big software companies will also be for startups. Anything successful can be cloned quickly.view source ↗
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• twitter 16h neutralThat makes knowing what to ship even more important. That makes knowing what to ship even more important.view source ↗