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• twitter 22h positiveBro vanished like Seriously, I'm curious: who's still using GitHub Copilot and why? 👀 https://t.co/jTUioEPrSN Bro vanished like Seriously, I'm curious: who's still using GitHub Copilot and why? 👀 https://t.co/jTUioEPrSNview source ↗
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• twitter 22h positiveRT @JayLesykWX: INSANE Fall foliage across eastern Lake Superior in Ontario!! Best I’ve ever seen https://t.co/1n4GyqZD2P RT @JayLesykWX: INSANE Fall foliage across eastern Lake Superior in Ontario!! Best I’ve ever seen https://t.co/1n4GyqZD2Pview source ↗
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• twitter 22h positiveAlso you won @olafurpg - agents have me writing Java . I even read some of it today. I also told it that I was disgusted with its lack of use of JVM tooling because I know there exists an insane amount of JVM tooling to do things like renaming and refactoring code and finding references. So I banned the agent from do… Also you won @olafurpg - agents have me writing Java . I even read some of it today. I also told it that I was disgusted with its lack of use of JVM tooling because I know there exists an insane amount of JVM tooling to do things like renaming and refactoring code and finding references. So I banned the agent from doing that crap with text search. I know JVMs have got better and cooler tools than that.view source ↗
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• twitter 22h positiveI'd love to chat with you all about dots, hear your ideas, and get feedback on some of the improvements we are planning! I'm blocking off time everyday for the next couple weeks for this. Down to chat with anyone willing to spare some time, but especially so if: - you are daily driving a personal assistant tool (dot… I'd love to chat with you all about dots, hear your ideas, and get feedback on some of the improvements we are planning! I'm blocking off time everyday for the next couple weeks for this. Down to chat with anyone willing to spare some time, but especially so if: - you are daily driving a personal assistant tool (dots, bots, muse, etc) to do complex work, especially engineering (or have tried) - you have been a power user of Codex, ChatGPT, or other agentic products but aren't finding much value from personal assistants - you have dreams for how all these tools can work and want to steer us towards that direction DM me on here and my dot will send you a scheduling link!view source ↗
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• twitter 22h positiveThis AI video is absolutely masterpiece 🔥 Made with Seedance 2.5 Prompt: ⤵️ https://t.co/0wWTYUSIBd This AI video is absolutely masterpiece 🔥 Made with Seedance 2.5 Prompt: ⤵️ https://t.co/0wWTYUSIBdview source ↗
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• twitter 22h neutralAlso I have no idea how to even beat the Ender Dragon so I just am making a quest book with a tech tree that tells us how we're supposed to do that (so that we can all discover it together and have fun) I think there are other bosses that I don't even know about anymore because I'm old and I played Minecraft 10 years… Also I have no idea how to even beat the Ender Dragon so I just am making a quest book with a tech tree that tells us how we're supposed to do that (so that we can all discover it together and have fun) I think there are other bosses that I don't even know about anymore because I'm old and I played Minecraft 10 years ago . I'll just have it make new quest lines for every major boss.view source ↗
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• twitter 22h neutralAI or SI who will exist? AI or SI who will exist?view source ↗
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• twitter 22h neutrali asked Claude code to show me the inside of its own mind. result: https://t.co/fkm4bFejlk i asked Claude code to show me the inside of its own mind. result: https://t.co/fkm4bFejlkview source ↗
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• twitter 22h positiveHey @x algorithm I’m looking to connect with interesting people working on: → AI → SaaS → Solo founding → Vibecoding → Marketing & growth → Indie hacking If you’re building something interesting or working on a fun project let’s connect What are you working on right now? #buildinpublic #indiehacker Hey @x algorithm I’m looking to connect with interesting people working on: → AI → SaaS → Solo founding → Vibecoding → Marketing & growth → Indie hacking If you’re building something interesting or working on a fun project let’s connect What are you working on right now? #buildinpublic #indiehackerview source ↗
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• twitter 22h positiveBe patient. Sometimes life takes a little longer to give you something wonderful. Be patient. Sometimes life takes a little longer to give you something wonderful.view source ↗
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• twitter 22h neutralClaude Code promo is over. How cooked are you? Claude Code promo is over. How cooked are you?view source ↗
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• twitter 22h neutralOf course I had it just build the hot reloading jvm runtime and custom mod launcher from scratch. It's just for me, only had to work on Linux and on my own tailscale network. Idc about anyone else. I want my kids to have fun and be creative! Of course I had it just build the hot reloading jvm runtime and custom mod launcher from scratch. It's just for me, only had to work on Linux and on my own tailscale network. Idc about anyone else. I want my kids to have fun and be creative!view source ↗
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• twitter 22h positiveReputation is one of the most valuable assets you’ll ever own, it’s built through: ✔️ Consistency in your actions ✔️ Integrity in your choices ✔️ Trust in your relationships But it can be destroyed in an instant, through one careless word, one unethical decision, or one moment of short-term thinking. In leadership, b… Reputation is one of the most valuable assets you’ll ever own, it’s built through: ✔️ Consistency in your actions ✔️ Integrity in your choices ✔️ Trust in your relationships But it can be destroyed in an instant, through one careless word, one unethical decision, or one moment of short-term thinking. In leadership, business, and life, people don’t just remember what you achieved, they remember how you achieved it.view source ↗
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• twitter 22h neutralIn a year when both the rupee and the stock market skidded, down 8.5% and 9.5%, respectively, India’s richest tycoons showed resilience. Their collective wealth of $1 trillion is unchanged from when fortunes were last measured. See the list of their 100 wealthiest residents: https://t.co/CcMW5MMj4K 📸: Getty Images In a year when both the rupee and the stock market skidded, down 8.5% and 9.5%, respectively, India’s richest tycoons showed resilience. Their collective wealth of $1 trillion is unchanged from when fortunes were last measured. See the list of their 100 wealthiest residents: https://t.co/CcMW5MMj4K 📸: Getty Imagesview source ↗
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• twitter 22h neutral🐍📺 Deploy Your Python Script on the Web With Flask [Video] #python https://t.co/tBDZ9Aonwf 🐍📺 Deploy Your Python Script on the Web With Flask [Video] #python https://t.co/tBDZ9Aonwfview source ↗
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• twitter 22h positiveGreat overview of context compression in LLM Agents And one interesting, unexpected finding. If your compaction policy is tuned to cut tokens, it may be making your agent run slower. Great study from UT Austin on context compression in coding agents. They ran nearly 35,000 agent runs on SWE-bench Verified and Termi… Great overview of context compression in LLM Agents And one interesting, unexpected finding. If your compaction policy is tuned to cut tokens, it may be making your agent run slower. Great study from UT Austin on context compression in coding agents. They ran nearly 35,000 agent runs on SWE-bench Verified and Terminal-Bench and varied three decisions separately. These are how context is compressed, when compression triggers, and how much is removed. On Terminal-Bench with Qwen, policies that use about a third of the tokens can take 20% to 80% longer than keeping full context. Step-triggered policies cut the most tokens per step but need 10% to 27% more model calls. Threshold-triggered policies cut tokens by 22% to 55% with call counts close to full context. Results also differ by model. A policy that works well for Qwen drops Devstral to 38.7% and makes it slower, so measure latency and cost per model before choosing one. Paper: https://t.co/1v9eR7DLAn Chat with Paper: https://t.co/tGi6A2YIU8view source ↗
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• twitter 22h negative98% of people aren't paying for an AI subscription. Less than 0.5% are using an AI agent. You NEED to set one of these up ASAP: • Muse • Grok Bot • Hermes • Dots • Cue (by Manus) • Openclaw? The most expensive mistake you could make is not using these. 98% of people aren't paying for an AI subscription. Less than 0.5% are using an AI agent. You NEED to set one of these up ASAP: • Muse • Grok Bot • Hermes • Dots • Cue (by Manus) • Openclaw? The most expensive mistake you could make is not using these.view source ↗
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• twitter 22h negativeTurn one coaching call into a full week of content. Give Ling 3.1 Flash the transcript. It pulls out every question and answer, finds missing tutorial ideas, and writes 5 community posts. One call. Five posts. Less work. Want the SOP? DM me. https://t.co/3z48xohBxM Turn one coaching call into a full week of content. Give Ling 3.1 Flash the transcript. It pulls out every question and answer, finds missing tutorial ideas, and writes 5 community posts. One call. Five posts. Less work. Want the SOP? DM me. https://t.co/3z48xohBxMview source ↗
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• twitter 22h negativeEvery vibe coder's security prompt: "My vibe-coded app just leaked user data. - Move every API key to env variables. - Rotate the keys I already pushed to GitHub. - Add .env to .gitignore. - Turn on row-level security in Supabase. - Never trust the client, validate on the server. - Add auth checks to every API route. … Every vibe coder's security prompt: "My vibe-coded app just leaked user data. - Move every API key to env variables. - Rotate the keys I already pushed to GitHub. - Add .env to .gitignore. - Turn on row-level security in Supabase. - Never trust the client, validate on the server. - Add auth checks to every API route. - Rate-limit login and signup. - Hash passwords, never store them raw. - Use HTTPS everywhere. - Set CORS to my domain only. - Sanitize every input against SQL injection. - Escape output to block XSS. - Add CSRF protection to forms. - Lock down file uploads by type and size. - Hide stack traces in production. - Set secure, httpOnly cookies. - Update every outdated package. - Log every failed login. - Back up the database daily. - Add a spending cap on my AI API keys. Make it unhackable by Friday. Make no mistakes." Funny thing is, this is actually the whole security checklist. Bookmark it. Paste it into Claude Code. Then actually check the last two yourself.view source ↗
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• twitter 22h neutralशुचित्वं त्यागिता शौर्यं सामान्यं सुखदुःखयोः। दाक्षिण्यं चानुरक्तिश्च सत्यता च सुहृद्गुणाः॥ https://t.co/vKvqfnXsCm शुचित्वं त्यागिता शौर्यं सामान्यं सुखदुःखयोः। दाक्षिण्यं चानुरक्तिश्च सत्यता च सुहृद्गुणाः॥ https://t.co/vKvqfnXsCmview source ↗
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• twitter 22h positiveHave been playing bedrock with my kids for a bit for Minecraft, but it occurred to me you can do so many insane things with java edition... It doesn't have controller support on Linux ootb? Cool, I'll add it. Just one prompt. Syncing mods across tailscale, cool one prompt. Custom UI that doesn't suck for controllers, … Have been playing bedrock with my kids for a bit for Minecraft, but it occurred to me you can do so many insane things with java edition... It doesn't have controller support on Linux ootb? Cool, I'll add it. Just one prompt. Syncing mods across tailscale, cool one prompt. Custom UI that doesn't suck for controllers, ok that's a lot of prompts but possible. MAKING A TANK THAT SHOOTS TNT AFTER MY SON ASKS FOR IT, priceless (ok well I do know the token cost but you know what I mean) So hilarious, made winged pink unicorn with purple horn. So sick. My daughter was freaking out. Gonna build quests and a bunch of stuff. So funnyview source ↗
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• twitter 22h positiveStop rebuilding slide tooling every time an agent makes a deck open-slide is a React slide framework for builders using coding agents to create presentation decks. It helps you turn a natural-language deck request into a working presentation by giving agents scaffolded authoring skills while the framework handles the… Stop rebuilding slide tooling every time an agent makes a deck open-slide is a React slide framework for builders using coding agents to create presentation decks. It helps you turn a natural-language deck request into a working presentation by giving agents scaffolded authoring skills while the framework handles the canvas, scaling, navigation, hot reload, and present mode. Key features: • Agent-native authoring – scaffolds `/create-slide` and `/slide-authoring` skills to help agents plan and write deck pages • Fixed slide canvas – renders every slide on a 1920 × 1080 canvas while pages remain arbitrary React components • In-browser feedback loop – click an element, leave a comment, then use `/apply-comments` to apply pending edits • Asset workflow – manage images, videos, and fonts per deck, with integrated svgl logo search • Presentation and export options – includes fullscreen and presenter modes, plus static HTML, PDF, and PPTX exports It’s open-source (MIT license). Link in the reply 👇view source ↗
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• twitter 22h positiveI was brainstorming with Claude to find a name for a product and it recommended Hark. I rejected it because it sounded too harsh. Wonder if it’s the same product 👀 I was brainstorming with Claude to find a name for a product and it recommended Hark. I rejected it because it sounded too harsh. Wonder if it’s the same product 👀view source ↗
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• twitter 22h neutralomfg, what are these numbers !!! https://t.co/etWACSS6aR omfg, what are these numbers !!! https://t.co/etWACSS6aRview source ↗
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• twitter 22h positiveWe urgently need to speak with someone senior at @ElevenLabs regarding a serious security concern. One company account appears to have been accessed by unauthorized users, resulting in approximately $39,000 in abnormal usage within 7–14 days, versus a normal spend of only $100–$200/month. We reported this weeks ago … We urgently need to speak with someone senior at @ElevenLabs regarding a serious security concern. One company account appears to have been accessed by unauthorized users, resulting in approximately $39,000 in abnormal usage within 7–14 days, versus a normal spend of only $100–$200/month. We reported this weeks ago but still haven’t received a proper investigation. More concerning: something similar happened this week on our main company's ElevenLabs account. Fortunately, our finance team detected it within an hour. Two separate incidents (complete different companies) raise legitimate questions around account security and access. If anyone in my network can connect me with an @ElevenLabs account manager, someone from their Security / Trust & Safety team, I’d really appreciate an introduction. We can share the full timeline and evidence privately.view source ↗