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Seems this is already here, as @mntruell points out in his article, LLM agents now write 100% of the code and the human coder focuses on decomposing problems and giving high-level feedback: x.com/mntruell/statu…

@moondrencht Wilson I'll be happy to give this a shot. See how far this tech has come.

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what will happen sometime within the next 20 years is that those AI models will begin to lose the disclaimers on health advice that refer you to a licensed practitioner. Individuals will become the experts on their own health.

I think the next gen of engineers for software will be requirement engineers. They'll define requirements as code and feed it to an LLM and not really care how the code that pass those requirements work. All that will matter is that the code passes the requirements.

We are exploring a large-scale foam supply partnership in Nigeria and would love to connect with the Marketing Head of @moukalimited Please DM or share the right contact.

We raised $60M for this moment: Introducing Slash Global USD (in partnership w/ @base). It's the first banking platform that lets you open a USD account without an LLC, EIN, or the rampant account closures they call "account safety". It took major legislative changes AND 3 years to pull this off. Here's what makes it so different: 1. Banking without an LLC. Before Slash: You needed a LLC, $1K in fees, a virtual address, and a U.S. tax ID. With Slash you get a real U.S. account & routing number in ~10 minutes with your foreign documents. 2. No more hefty fees. PayPal charges a 3-4% conversion fee. We let you receive USD and crypto (USDC) with NO fees. Not enough? We pay you up to 4.5% cash rewards just for holding your money with us. 3. Account freezes. The big guys love flagging success as “fraud”. We're built for fast moving founders. We'll never wrongfully freeze your funds. I'm putting my money where my mouth is: If we do, I'll wire $10K to a charity of your choice. ------------------------------ In 2021, I dropped out of the number 1 school in America as a Venezuelan immigrant to build Slash. I pivoted the business 2x before getting our first customer. Today: - 3,000 businesses use @slashapp - We bought the domain Slash . com for $1M - $4B is spent on our credit cards every year And we just raised $41M from the people who built fintech: @MenloVentures @NEA @ycombinator @goodwatercap -------------------------------- To celebrate this launch, we're giving away our internal AI finance Agent free. It watches your bank accounts 24/7. Flags double charges. Cancels forgotten subscriptions. It saved us $39,000 last month. You don’t need a Slash account. It works with any bank. Retweet + comment “Slash” and I’ll send you a free access link.

Greg on the beat… One thing I’ve always wanted is a problem browser: a catalogue of pressing problems worth solving.

I asked a custom Gem to refine its system prompt and it did the unexpected. The Gem was to help people understand how to write a Financial Aid application and applied several mental models. But Gemini definitely thought it was too smart for such precise instructions. Given the opportunity, it immediately stripped what it considered fluff. "A Novice needs a checklist; an Expert needs a directive.", it states. Interesting where prompt engineering is headed.

@sivartwright My new friend.

Would be cool for a robot to use this to understand the world around it from a single photo. Maybe the decomposition is not needed, but could also be useful.

@atunasashimi Hey mate! You’re back! I was just thinking of coming to post here regularly again. I hope you’ve been well!

Hello, World!

@crushthememory Can't wait for the updates. Where can I sign up for early testing?

**UPDATE** Since November 2024 we have put all of our efforts into rewriting the software to be able to evolve far past where we expected to be. We will now be delivering updates fast and regularly. We have been working on V2 of the CRUSH Pro as well, and we are not there yet, but we are likely a few months away. What can you expect with the new software launch? • It's super fast. The web app is blazing fast. • Chat. Yes, you will be able to chat like Slack in the app, on shared folders, and on shared notes with your team. • Shared folders admin tools. Control who can do what in a shared folder. • General improvements to existing features. What's lined up next? • Tags. This will help organized notes inside folders and reduce folder count. • Merge. Consolidate multiple notes into one. • APIs to some of your favorite other software like Notion, Obsidian, et al. • Hugely advanced AI Insights with Agent features. Tell CRUSH what you want to do, and it will find a way.

[700-page PDF e-Book] #Algorithms for Decision-Making — brilliant and comprehensive eBook from MIT: algorithmsbook.com/decisionmaking/

It’s pretty easy to get a $100k check from me for founders/startups. So far I have 11 angel investments No, I’m not reading your deck (power point) What I look for: 1) Website 2) Teams meeting 3) Your Story / Experience 4) Live images of your product That’s it!

@AStrasser116 Happy birthday Alex!

Happy birthday to me! 🥳 Guess how old I am

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@xniyi Congratulations Chief and now Dr.! So well-deserved!

Thanks for everything. ❤️❤️❤️

@rileybrown_ai Would watch. Notifications on!

I am making a 3 hr + video that if a complete beginner to AI watched, they would feel up to date with the current consumer uses of AI. From a simple Chatgpt question to creating an automation flow and using agents, to setting up a database in a vibe coding project. Understanding all the popular (and underrated) current use cases of AI makes the vibe coding process so much more fun. We will go over over 50 different use cases and then apply some of them in a vibe coding project. Should be a fun one.

What creativity, what truth…

Probably the biggest advice for tech and life is this: don't optimise what shouldn't exist.