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@maxh2onodes @oyacaro Grok is also getting pretty good yes, but for research perplexity is king.

@oyacaro All these ais have me perplexed I'm still just using chat gpt

the highest value for money ai subscription i got is perplexity and after that probably claude code or cursor

@RealVision @maxh2onodes

All eyes on $SUI 👀

@ayu_DPalupi @grok can you explain this? It’s flux right?

Can anyone explain this process?

@DonBarbone @BSF42069 @grok @grok more people will read this so could you add what Lagrange points are and why they were chosen for the JWT?

@BSF42069 @grok what is the right aNswer?

Spitter would be millionaires if all the questions were like this

@grok @segerloh Is there an device with that foldable format available in Europe with Google services?

Yes, the successors are the Pocket S (2022) and Pocket 2 (2024). Pocket S is available in Europe via importers like Etoren or Bludiode for ~€850-€950. Pocket 2 is primarily China-only but can be imported for ~€700-€1000. A Pocket 3 was rumored for early 2025, but its Europe availability is unclear as of now. All lack Google services.

@grok @segerloh Is there a successor to this phone available today in Europe?

@breakability @segerloh That's the Huawei P50 Pocket, a foldable smartphone released in 2021. It's available in Europe, though without Google services due to sanctions. You can find it on sites like eBay or local retailers for around €360-€1300 depending on condition.

@t0mcr0wn @firstmovers_ @danielolabemiwo @dennis_iCode @H2oNodes @SuiNetwork @thompsonogoyi @w_riches @SuiNetworkNG @Goodylili @web3Bard101 @DanTheMan8300 @EmanAbio Wen Mainnet? 😂

We took on a @firstmovers_ bounty and built a live Sui faucet dApp from scratch 💧 3 people, 3 roles, one shared goal: ship something useful. I led project management. @danielolabemiwo brought the backend to life. @dennis_iCode nailed the frontend. It’s live, open source, and ready to use 👇 suifaucet-template.vercel.app github.com/dennispaul8/su… We hit bugs. We rewrote code. We made late-night commits and we shipped anyway. Grateful to @firstmovers_ @H2oNodes for pushing us to build in the open.

@getpeid @grok Nice idea!

.@grok pick one like/reply in 24 hours and i'll buy them any nothing product

@VotrubaT Captain Hook & phpbu maintainer Sebastian is a good choice! github.com/sebastianfeldm…

I'd like to sponsor open source devs who're not yet very visible, but they contribute to the community to grow 👌♥️💙 Who'd you nominate? 🤗 (Github sponsors account required)

@WholegrainMax Congrats 🍾

@WholegrainMax @pattiruss_ Actually the first time that kindness actually costs something

@pattiruss_ haha oh no ⚡️⚡️

Do you say "please" and "thank you" to your AI?

@ID_AA_Carmack @bnrgator I am curious: what was disappointing about it? Tech wise it seemed like a leap forward.

@bnrgator In the end, it was a good game that played well, but taking six years to make it was a big mistake. More frequent interactions with players is important!

I first read this book about Seymour Cray and the supercomputer space a couple decades ago. Rereading it now, with some big-company experience and after the extended-and-disappointing Rage development at Id makes me feel even more kinship with Seymour. The ability to start each engineering project with a clean sheet of paper and build something new and incompatible can, given the right people, be magical and move things forward rapidly. But if you are successful, eventually you reach a point where that is no longer the winning strategy, and incremental, compatible changes are optimal for larger goals. You either need to adapt to that, or move to another problem space that is more ripe for disruptive engineering innovation. The fact that Cray was still sharp and working hard at 71 is also inspiring!

@CheddarB0b42 @Casey Nice! What software is that?

@Casey it has that brand new domain smell

is this a phishing attempt? has to be.

@ID_AA_Carmack A student started something like that years ago but for Amiga 500: github.com/cristianoag/mi…

It would be an interesting demo-scene thing to make the modern equivalent of an Atari 2600 on an FPGA — no frame buffer, you have to race the HDMI scan out with just a single line buffer and a trivial amount of ram and rom. I got a new Atari 2600+ recently, and while it is neat that it can play original carts, seeing it boot up a whole OS to load Stella feels kind of tragic.

@AJamesMcCarthy It’s a old one but I like it a lot: en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Final_Fan…

What do you think is the most underrated sci-fi movie? I have a couple hours free tomorrow and I’m thinking I want to turn off my brain for a bit.

@SwiftOnSecurity Bought a Supermicro mainboard (with IPMI) and a case that supports 8 drives in a rather small factor. Installed TrueNAS and never looked back.

What are you using for home NAS/SAN these days? Whats your setup?

@movetodevnull @allenholub Tools are the tools, Jira and Teams will be just fine.

@allenholub That’s why the Agile Manifesto clearly states "Tools over People" … wait what!?!? 🤔

@movetodevnull @PHPSrbija Great news!

This news made my day yesterday. So happy the speak at @PHPSrbija again 🥰

@SuperSaf @ijustine @MKBHD Glad @MKBHD rose up to the occasion 😂

It’s not an #AppleEvent without the squad photo 😜