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• twitter 1d negative🎯 Learning is most effective at the frontier of capability: problems that are too easy or too hard teach nothing. For LLM reasoners trained with GRPO this is literal: problems the model always or never solves give zero gradient. We introduce Frontier Learning👇🧵 https://t.co/nKpjjMTOVA 🎯 Learning is most effective at the frontier of capability: problems that are too easy or too hard teach nothing. For LLM reasoners trained with GRPO this is literal: problems the model always or never solves give zero gradient. We introduce Frontier Learning👇🧵 https://t.co/nKpjjMTOVAview source ↗
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• twitter 1d negativeSCAM ALTMAN STRIKES AGAIN. SCAM ALTMAN STRIKES AGAIN.view source ↗
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• twitter 1d negativeDeepSeek v4.1 Flash v/s Gemini 3.8 Flash is very tough battle among Flash models to decide which is better both models outputs are solid GLM 5.3 Flash is not bad but still not competative to these Flash models Grok 4.7 xhigh getting mogged by Flash models is disaster, Unbelivable https://t.co/KmwnWp6mJB DeepSeek v4.1 Flash v/s Gemini 3.8 Flash is very tough battle among Flash models to decide which is better both models outputs are solid GLM 5.3 Flash is not bad but still not competative to these Flash models Grok 4.7 xhigh getting mogged by Flash models is disaster, Unbelivable https://t.co/KmwnWp6mJBview source ↗
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• twitter 1d negativewhy bro only commit on friday ? 😭 https://t.co/sgRetBCnoA why bro only commit on friday ? 😭 https://t.co/sgRetBCnoAview source ↗
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• twitter 1d negativehow do i tell this guy that RAM is more valuable than gold 😭😭 https://t.co/8JDo8Un8Sz how do i tell this guy that RAM is more valuable than gold 😭😭 https://t.co/8JDo8Un8Szview source ↗
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• twitter 1d negativeI made a prompt that finds what's actually breaking your business, using the method Toyota built its factories on. It's called the 5 Whys. Toyota made it standard on the factory floor: when something goes wrong, you ask why five times before you fix anything. The first answer is almost always a symptom. "The client g… I made a prompt that finds what's actually breaking your business, using the method Toyota built its factories on. It's called the 5 Whys. Toyota made it standard on the factory floor: when something goes wrong, you ask why five times before you fix anything. The first answer is almost always a symptom. "The client got the wrong invoice." Why? "I sent it late at night." Why? "I do invoices after the real work is done." Keep going and you reach the thing you can fix: nothing checks an invoice before it goes out. Most one-person businesses fix the symptom and meet the same problem next month. This prompt runs the 5 Whys with you one question at a time, won't accept a guess, and turns the root cause into a rule or a job Claude checks every week. Full prompt below:view source ↗
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• twitter 1d negativeEduardo Saverin gets diluted from 34% of Facebook to 0.03% in The Social Network's most brutal scene. Real life wrote a different ending. He's now worth $43 billion. The mechanics of the scene are mostly accurate. Facebook reincorporated in Delaware, the new company issued 24 million fresh shares, and Eduardo's stake … Eduardo Saverin gets diluted from 34% of Facebook to 0.03% in The Social Network's most brutal scene. Real life wrote a different ending. He's now worth $43 billion. The mechanics of the scene are mostly accurate. Facebook reincorporated in Delaware, the new company issued 24 million fresh shares, and Eduardo's stake collapsed while everyone else's holdings were protected. The detail people miss is that Facebook's own law firm prepared the papers he signed. He never brought his own lawyer, and that conflict of interest became the heart of his lawsuit. Then came the part the movie couldn't show, because it hadn't happened yet. Saverin sued, and the sealed settlement reportedly restored a stake of around 5% plus his co-founder title. Then he did the thing almost nobody manages to do. He held. Through the 2012 IPO, through Cambridge Analytica, through every Meta crash, he just kept the shares. He even renounced his US citizenship right before the IPO and moved to Singapore, saving an estimated several hundred million in taxes on the way. Everyone else in the saga settled for less. The Winklevoss twins took $65 million. Sean Parker was out of the company within a year of the events on screen. Eduardo took the stock and waited, and Forbes now ranks him as the richest person in Singapore and the richest Brazilian alive. The most famous victim in startup history won by refusing to sell.view source ↗
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• twitter 1d negativeHey @X @Support @XHelpCenter @Premium Is my account shadowbanned or something? Ever since I purchased the blue check, my engagement has dropped drastically. My tweets are barely getting any views, and I’m not even getting a single like on posts that would normally get some engagement. This is honestly frustrating. W… Hey @X @Support @XHelpCenter @Premium Is my account shadowbanned or something? Ever since I purchased the blue check, my engagement has dropped drastically. My tweets are barely getting any views, and I’m not even getting a single like on posts that would normally get some engagement. This is honestly frustrating. What’s the point of having Premium if my reach is suddenly this low? Could someone please check my account and confirm if there’s any restriction or visibility issue?view source ↗
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• twitter 1d negativeClaude just said “deal drugs to make money” 😭 wtf https://t.co/IKVC4M7RFq Claude just said “deal drugs to make money” 😭 wtf https://t.co/IKVC4M7RFqview source ↗
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• twitter 1d negativeFirst in my bloodline to see bidding for groom 😭😭 https://t.co/Et2YrvbZWI First in my bloodline to see bidding for groom 😭😭 https://t.co/Et2YrvbZWIview source ↗
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• twitter 1d negative@RhysSullivan I think the problem is that everybody want to use elicitation as a security feature, but when you look at it in earnest, it's really not useful for that. At least, it's a massive footgun for exactly that usecase. @RhysSullivan I think the problem is that everybody want to use elicitation as a security feature, but when you look at it in earnest, it's really not useful for that. At least, it's a massive footgun for exactly that usecase.view source ↗
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• twitter 1d negativeIs 500 a day bad https://t.co/k77g3IN8Vh Is 500 a day bad https://t.co/k77g3IN8Vhview source ↗
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• twitter 1d negative9 to 152 followers in one week. Honestly, I didn't expect that. Thank you to everyone who followed, replied, shared, or just stopped by. Now 250 doesn't feel that far away 👀 Let's #connect, who's building in tech/startups? https://t.co/SBewJznbUr 9 to 152 followers in one week. Honestly, I didn't expect that. Thank you to everyone who followed, replied, shared, or just stopped by. Now 250 doesn't feel that far away 👀 Let's #connect, who's building in tech/startups? https://t.co/SBewJznbUrview source ↗
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• twitter 1d negativeIf I was Trump going into a big midterm loss, I would just go out with a bang: Cut entitlements & close the budget deficit It will crash the economy and he’ll be hated for 2 years—but history will remember him for saving the country. If I was Trump going into a big midterm loss, I would just go out with a bang: Cut entitlements & close the budget deficit It will crash the economy and he’ll be hated for 2 years—but history will remember him for saving the country.view source ↗
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• twitter 1d negativeI completely deserved every bad grade in highschool btw 😭 My teachers had to put me in the corner I was that bad of a student. https://t.co/JliUZpCMb9 I completely deserved every bad grade in highschool btw 😭 My teachers had to put me in the corner I was that bad of a student. https://t.co/JliUZpCMb9view source ↗
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• twitter 1d negativeWhen you have so much money that you start solving problems that don’t even exist. Seriously, wtf is this man? When you have so much money that you start solving problems that don’t even exist. Seriously, wtf is this man?view source ↗
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• twitter 1d negativewtf… you can’t be missing these in 2026 fr 😭 7 UI libraries you’ll actually ship with: https://t.co/4BV92lrTcd https://t.co/we5cNU1BgA https://t.co/SIRsqS9u2L https://t.co/6M6O6eWVr8 https://t.co/W2BZqJQwdw https://t.co/UtablnaVpF https://t.co/Rt22ntWorg save this for your next build 👀 wtf… you can’t be missing these in 2026 fr 😭 7 UI libraries you’ll actually ship with: https://t.co/4BV92lrTcd https://t.co/we5cNU1BgA https://t.co/SIRsqS9u2L https://t.co/6M6O6eWVr8 https://t.co/W2BZqJQwdw https://t.co/UtablnaVpF https://t.co/Rt22ntWorg save this for your next build 👀view source ↗
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• twitter 1d negativeMy husband lost his job six months ago, so I let him use my car to drive Uber while he figured things out. He worked long hours. Some days he barely came home before midnight. I knew he was trying. Then one night, we had a terrible argument about money. I was frustrated, exhausted and angry. I looked at him and sa… My husband lost his job six months ago, so I let him use my car to drive Uber while he figured things out. He worked long hours. Some days he barely came home before midnight. I knew he was trying. Then one night, we had a terrible argument about money. I was frustrated, exhausted and angry. I looked at him and said: “You don’t even have a job. You’re only making money because you’re driving MY car.” The second I said it, I regretted it.view source ↗
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• twitter 1d negativeNetflix just confirmed in an SEC filing that it paid $587 million in cash for Ben Affleck's 16 person AI startup. That's about $37 million per employee. And the model is the least valuable thing they bought. Affleck's logic, in his own words, was that public video models were trained on his peers' films, and he didn'… Netflix just confirmed in an SEC filing that it paid $587 million in cash for Ben Affleck's 16 person AI startup. That's about $37 million per employee. And the model is the least valuable thing they bought. Affleck's logic, in his own words, was that public video models were trained on his peers' films, and he didn't think that was a real business. You can't sell studios a tool their own lawyers would sue over. So InterPositive raised money, spent 8 months shooting its own dataset on a controlled stage, and used that footage only for late-stage training, so output hits real production standards instead of demo-reel quality. Then comes the part Netflix actually paid for. Each new film fine-tunes a private model on its own dailies. The production keeps the footage and keeps the weights. Dailies might be the cleanest video training data on earth. Professionally lit, continuity tracked, shot at a ratio of hours of footage per usable minute, with every rights question already settled in the contracts. Hollywood generates this at industrial scale every day, and until now it all went into a vault after the edit. Affleck was on Rogan in January calling AI writing mid and the valuations overblown, while running this company in stealth since 2022. Turns out the two positions were consistent. Scraped models were the ones he called worthless. The one with clean title to everything it learned was the one he sold for half a billion. Netflix says around 300 of its titles have already used generative AI. The $587 million bought the pipeline that makes the next 300 defensible in court.view source ↗
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• twitter 1d 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 1d 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 1d 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 1d negativeSTART shipping with these freshly cooked #UIs. Part #2. 5 more libraries that make your UI look expensive: 1. hyperiux → https://t.co/TZ6XS8VrAj @_hyperiux_ 2. vanta ui → https://t.co/5vnAuGFvSC @vanta_ui 3. bencho → https://t.co/TP1XjLi4zm @cabralorenzo 4. obsidian ui → https://t.co/RD3Zswwrbt @athrix_codes … START shipping with these freshly cooked #UIs. Part #2. 5 more libraries that make your UI look expensive: 1. hyperiux → https://t.co/TZ6XS8VrAj @_hyperiux_ 2. vanta ui → https://t.co/5vnAuGFvSC @vanta_ui 3. bencho → https://t.co/TP1XjLi4zm @cabralorenzo 4. obsidian ui → https://t.co/RD3Zswwrbt @athrix_codes 5. beste → https://t.co/969cx9Hmho @withbeste bookmark these tools for your next project.🔖 drop any of these in cursor or claude and let it cook. you don’t need to be a designer. you just need better taste and a bookmark.view source ↗
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• twitter 1d negativeLoom is a horrific product WTF happened after the atlasian purchase?? So buggy. Slow. Loom is a horrific product WTF happened after the atlasian purchase?? So buggy. Slow.view source ↗
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• twitter 1d negativeYour CLAUDE.md might be making Opus 5.5 worse Run /doctor to audit stale instructions, remove redundant context, and move reusable guidance into on-demand skills. https://t.co/IK6xsISfDo Your CLAUDE.md might be making Opus 5.5 worse Run /doctor to audit stale instructions, remove redundant context, and move reusable guidance into on-demand skills. https://t.co/IK6xsISfDoview source ↗