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• twitter 1d negativeAI helps me fail faster. AI helps me fail faster.view source ↗
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• twitter 1d negativelegendary pull 😭 https://t.co/jeutcx19cV legendary pull 😭 https://t.co/jeutcx19cVview source ↗
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• twitter 1d negativeSo I just watched PewDiePie’s new video and this might be one of the most ironic AI controversies I’ve seen recently.. He tried to “distill just a little bit” from OpenAI while building his own local AI model. OpenAI banned him. He appealed. They unbanned him. He tried again. BANNED AGAIN 😭 Now here’s where this ge… So I just watched PewDiePie’s new video and this might be one of the most ironic AI controversies I’ve seen recently.. He tried to “distill just a little bit” from OpenAI while building his own local AI model. OpenAI banned him. He appealed. They unbanned him. He tried again. BANNED AGAIN 😭 Now here’s where this gets interesting... PewDiePie is building Ajax, a small local AI model for his open-source Odysseus project. He needed better training data, so he experimented with using outputs from OpenAI as part of that process. And honestly, I’m conflicted. AI companies have trained models on huge amounts of our internet data, often without every creator explicitly agreeing to have their work used for AI training. But when a solo developer tries to learn from the output of one of those models to build something himself, suddenly there’s a hard line? I understand OpenAI protecting its models from companies trying to extract and replicate them at scale. But this is where I’m genuinely unsure. PewDiePie isn’t some giant competing AI lab. He’s basically a solo developer experimenting with a small local model. Should the same rules really apply here? Where exactly should the line be?view source ↗
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• twitter 1d negativeSalesforce charges us $18,000 a month. So I built a replacement. It started as a personal project: one day in Claude Code on the UI. The code quality was poor, so Orchestrator cleaned it up for four days. $5,600 in tokens. It's live. Guess which one we're keeping. https://t.co/ll6l9uKyl7 Salesforce charges us $18,000 a month. So I built a replacement. It started as a personal project: one day in Claude Code on the UI. The code quality was poor, so Orchestrator cleaned it up for four days. $5,600 in tokens. It's live. Guess which one we're keeping. https://t.co/ll6l9uKyl7view source ↗
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• twitter 1d negativeI think I broke the select https://t.co/DnJznHbXkb I think I broke the select https://t.co/DnJznHbXkbview source ↗
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• twitter 1d negativeI'm begging you: • Go on google trends • Find problem people are struggling with • Turn those problems into digital assets • Without revealing your name • Without showing your face I shared this with a bartender, he made $31K in a single month. Here's how it works: I'm begging you: • Go on google trends • Find problem people are struggling with • Turn those problems into digital assets • Without revealing your name • Without showing your face I shared this with a bartender, he made $31K in a single month. Here's how it works:view source ↗
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• twitter 1d negativeNushrratt Bharuccha has been airlifted from Bali to Mumbai after sustaining a spinal fracture Man, spinal fractures are amongst the most complicated health issues a human can face. She might probably take at least 6 months to recover, and most importantly, even after recovery, she'd never be 100 per cent back to what… Nushrratt Bharuccha has been airlifted from Bali to Mumbai after sustaining a spinal fracture Man, spinal fractures are amongst the most complicated health issues a human can face. She might probably take at least 6 months to recover, and most importantly, even after recovery, she'd never be 100 per cent back to what she was before the injury. Prayers for herview source ↗
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• twitter 1d negativeRT @enesakar: I can manage Upstash support from GrokBot. Upsy keeps my Intercom keys in my own Google Drive. Grok never sees them. Thanks… RT @enesakar: I can manage Upstash support from GrokBot. Upsy keeps my Intercom keys in my own Google Drive. Grok never sees them. Thanks…view source ↗
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• twitter 1d negativeguys i have a problem. i only have usage left on 3 of my 30 AI subs and there are 3 whole days left in the week i've used 90% of my allotted AI rations when there's still 40% of the week left. fml i hate being compute poor. i want intelligence too cheap to meter. i want astra coming out of my ears and every orifice guys i have a problem. i only have usage left on 3 of my 30 AI subs and there are 3 whole days left in the week i've used 90% of my allotted AI rations when there's still 40% of the week left. fml i hate being compute poor. i want intelligence too cheap to meter. i want astra coming out of my ears and every orificeview source ↗
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• twitter 1d negativeDanny putting the work in. 😤💙 https://t.co/GFr0ngyinp Danny putting the work in. 😤💙 https://t.co/GFr0ngyinpview source ↗
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• twitter 1d negativevideo is finally solved 😭 https://t.co/UV4TtQLeP7 video is finally solved 😭 https://t.co/UV4TtQLeP7view source ↗
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• twitter 1d negativeWoman in Cornell University rape case was failed, New York governor says, as she calls for change to consent law https://t.co/76lhLbhkX5 Woman in Cornell University rape case was failed, New York governor says, as she calls for change to consent law https://t.co/76lhLbhkX5view source ↗
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• twitter 1d negativeJUST IN: Netanyahu says the attacker aboard the flydubai flight underwent "Islamist radicalization" and intended to crash the plane with everyone on board. "As time passes, the picture is becoming clearer: Yaniv and his hero friends prevented catastrophe on the scale of 9/11." The prime minister says investigators ar… JUST IN: Netanyahu says the attacker aboard the flydubai flight underwent "Islamist radicalization" and intended to crash the plane with everyone on board. "As time passes, the picture is becoming clearer: Yaniv and his hero friends prevented catastrophe on the scale of 9/11." The prime minister says investigators are now working to determine whether the attacker was sent by someone else, warning: "Whoever sent him will pay a high price." The Omani co-pilot is accused of stabbing the captain and sending the Tel Aviv-bound jet into a dangerous dive before passengers and others aboard intervened. The suspect remains in custody as authorities investigate his motive and whether he acted alone.view source ↗
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• twitter 1d negativeim so confused, which ai subscription should i take? claude pro, cursor pro, gpt plus, opencode go 😭 too many options im so confused, which ai subscription should i take? claude pro, cursor pro, gpt plus, opencode go 😭 too many optionsview source ↗
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• twitter 1d negative"visualize the biggest scam in humanity, no words allowed" opus 5.5 came back with this ↓ https://t.co/3y12MdOlgr "visualize the biggest scam in humanity, no words allowed" opus 5.5 came back with this ↓ https://t.co/3y12MdOlgrview source ↗
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• twitter 1d negativeAlex Hormozi on why raising your prices fixes half your problems: https://t.co/moJc3Oyjp4 Alex Hormozi on why raising your prices fixes half your problems: https://t.co/moJc3Oyjp4view source ↗
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• twitter 1d negativeavg billionaire vs avg broke https://t.co/lReX9uFMrg avg billionaire vs avg broke https://t.co/lReX9uFMrgview source ↗
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• twitter 1d negativeAI may make harmful actions easier but that doesnt mean the machines themselves are becoming conscious or malicious the bigger risk is still human intent people have always been capable of doing terrible things and AI can amplify both the ability to cause harm and our ability to detect and prevent it AI may make harmful actions easier but that doesnt mean the machines themselves are becoming conscious or malicious the bigger risk is still human intent people have always been capable of doing terrible things and AI can amplify both the ability to cause harm and our ability to detect and prevent itview source ↗
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• twitter 1d negativeCANCEL your weekend plans. You NEED to: • Replace fragile chat loops with Temporal state machines for crash-resilient agent workflows • Build a dynamic context assembler that strictly budgets tokens between memory, tools and docs per request • Implement a System-One router to handle 95% of triage in milliseconds, esc… CANCEL your weekend plans. You NEED to: • Replace fragile chat loops with Temporal state machines for crash-resilient agent workflows • Build a dynamic context assembler that strictly budgets tokens between memory, tools and docs per request • Implement a System-One router to handle 95% of triage in milliseconds, escalating only edge cases to reasoning models • Write a raw Model Context Protocol (MCP) server from scratch to expose your database securely to external agents • Build trajectory grading in CI that blocks PRs if an agent's tool-call sequence deviates from the golden path • Add an inter-agent sanitization proxy so Agent A's output can't execute a prompt injection on Agent B • Implement a cost kill-switch that halts any agent loop if projected token spend exceeds $0.50 per query • Build a 3-tier memory engine (Working, Episodic, Semantic) with automated eviction and compression policies • Set up KV-cache prefix sharing at the proxy layer to slash Time-To-First-Token by 80% for identical system prompts • Route 5% of production traffic to a new model silently, compare the trajectories and auto-generate a diff report • Build an API-to-Browser fallback where the agent spawns a headless browser if the REST API 404s • Automate a DPO pipeline: user thumbs-down → auto-format to preference pairs → queue a nightly LoRA fine-tune • Implement a PII unmasking proxy that swaps sensitive data for UUIDs before the LLM sees it and restores it post-generation • Set up a speculative decoding pipeline: local 2B model drafts tokens, cloud 70B verifies them, cutting latency 60% • Build a 4-tier graceful degradation chain: Frontier API → Mid-tier → Local Quantized → Semantic Cache • Add checkpointed human-in-the-loop approval gates wired directly into Slack for high-stakes agent actions • Trace every LLM hop with OpenTelemetry-style spans capturing exact token counts, latency and tool arguments • Fuzz your own multi-agent swarm with malformed tool outputs and context overflow tview source ↗
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• twitter 1d negativetrying something for fun for bakers. just a site concept, with a little nod to OP. it’s getting ridiculous what you can do with these new models. feels like the only limitation left is imagination. have fun keep cooking! https://t.co/EeERqOXBhh trying something for fun for bakers. just a site concept, with a little nod to OP. it’s getting ridiculous what you can do with these new models. feels like the only limitation left is imagination. have fun keep cooking! https://t.co/EeERqOXBhhview source ↗
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• twitter 1d negativeI don’t know what actually happened before or after this CCTV footage, but the visuals are disturbing. Whatever the reason, beating a little child is never acceptable, violence should never be the answer.💔 Hope the full facts come out and appropriate action is taken if the video is genuine. I don’t know what actually happened before or after this CCTV footage, but the visuals are disturbing. Whatever the reason, beating a little child is never acceptable, violence should never be the answer.💔 Hope the full facts come out and appropriate action is taken if the video is genuine.view source ↗
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• twitter 1d negativeAn Islamic terrorist hijacked a 737 bound for Tel Aviv and tried to crash it with 182 passengers, mostly Israeli. He was the copilot, and he stabbed the Indian captain nearly to death and put the plane into a dive so steep that part of the rudder was ripped off. The captain somehow managed to open the cockpit door and … An Islamic terrorist hijacked a 737 bound for Tel Aviv and tried to crash it with 182 passengers, mostly Israeli. He was the copilot, and he stabbed the Indian captain nearly to death and put the plane into a dive so steep that part of the rudder was ripped off. The captain somehow managed to open the cockpit door and shout for help before collapsing. With the plane in a frantic dive some Israeli passengers rushed the cockpit and subdued the copilot who was in the act of disabling the aircraft controls. One Israeli grabbed the yoke and pulled the aircraft out of its dive. A dentist on board stabilized the critically wounded captain while a pair of off duty pilots took command and guided the aircraft to a safe landing. There are two ways to deal with terrorists. Surrender and die, or fight and live. The captain and passengers chose the latter.view source ↗
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• twitter 1d negativeNgl Astra was a massive flop. Unusable, slow, and lazy or just spins in circles, it is just not good. The smaller ones have the same problem IMO, the quality of output I get from them regards to research and code is not there. I tried dozens of times https://t.co/neqLZcJKAs Ngl Astra was a massive flop. Unusable, slow, and lazy or just spins in circles, it is just not good. The smaller ones have the same problem IMO, the quality of output I get from them regards to research and code is not there. I tried dozens of times https://t.co/neqLZcJKAsview source ↗
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• twitter 1d negativeOmarchy now has an official bug bounty program on HackerOne! The Omacom Foundation has funded it with $100,000 for bounties, and we've promoted @mdisec to Omarchy Core as our Head of Security. https://t.co/CEODf0leTA Omarchy now has an official bug bounty program on HackerOne! The Omacom Foundation has funded it with $100,000 for bounties, and we've promoted @mdisec to Omarchy Core as our Head of Security. https://t.co/CEODf0leTAview source ↗
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• twitter 1d negativeBuilding in public means showing the ugly middle, not just the launch tweet. Every $0 to $100k story skips the week nothing works. Document that week too. It's the part founders actually need to see. Building in public means showing the ugly middle, not just the launch tweet. Every $0 to $100k story skips the week nothing works. Document that week too. It's the part founders actually need to see.view source ↗