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@Airport_FRA My guess is because you've hired incompetent people to run your airport. Customer service is non existent. They just want to scroll on their phones and not help anyone. They just sit there to collect a check.

3.9 million travelers flew via #frankfurtairport in January. This corresponded to a decrease of 3.1 per cent compared to the same month in 2024. The decline was a result of cuts to flight services by the Lufthansa Group. Find out more 👉 fraport.com/en/newsroom/pr…

@compiledwrong @socallinuxexpo @EFF Same

Enjoying @socallinuxexpo #scale23x at the @EFF APK malware talk :)

domain: $70M 1 minute superbowl ad: $15M forgetting to turn on autoscaling right before launch: priceless

@heygurisingh Free

Everyone’s about to start using Clawdbot. But 99% will use it WRONG. They’ll spam random automations… break flows… and wonder why nothing works. So I’m doing something I never do: Dropping my Clawdbot Automation Guide for FREE (24 hours only). This isn’t “tips.” It’s the exact systems + templates I use to build automations that actually run clean. Inside you get: ✅ Copy-paste workflows (no guessing) ✅ Templates + checklists ✅ The “stack” that replaces hours of manual work ✅ Setup in minutes Just: * Like * Follow * Reply "Free" I'll DM you a link.

When Waffle House starts closing u know Sh*t is getting serious

The USMNT 🇺🇸 won the 2021 Gold Cup final vs 🇲🇽 with this starting XI 😭

I strongly advise any player, parent, or guardian considering an MLS homegrown contract to read this article. The trend in playing opportunities for MLS homegrowns is clear—and worth understanding. ussoccercollective.com/mls/top-consid…

This week in AI was Insane OpenAI, Grok, Google, Nvidia, Claude, Amazon — all dropped massive updates. Here’s the rapid-fire roundup you don’t want to miss: 👇

@ivanthecreatorr I put the rest of my season for sale

Got bored and canceled my #LAFC season tickets.

@lafcdaniel Smart. Still don't understand why they drove to Ontario for a flight to San Diego. :)

LAFC stayed in Houston since their match on Saturday and will train in Houston today prior to the match against Inter Miami on Wednesday.

I always share and I don't think it will YET Photo AI takes 5-10 seconds to generate photorealistic image of you with extremely high resemblance and supports video and 3d modeling ChatGPT takes minutes, you can't generate multiple images at same time (can do 16 in parallel with Photo AI), resemblance is very low for photorealistic images but good for artsy style pics (like 2022 avatars) But I think ChatGPT's image model is extremely impressive and guaranteed they will get there, it's very exciting ChatGPT's moat is not their models though, it's their user interface, it's the most famous AI app and non-tech people use it I think right now it's mostly a big threat for Canva to be honest, esp since they haven't IPO'd yet I'm highly diversified so I will survive

What is MCP & why it's a big (huge) deal: (model context protocol) TLDR: MCP makes it possible for AI Tools to use external tools. E.g. Chatbot/IDE/AI-Agent can use Gmail/GoogleDrive/WeatherApp etc. Detailed explanation for both, tech & non tech people (+demos): 1) AI Tools (chatbots, wrappers, agents, code generator, etc) wanna talk to external systems. In pre-MCP world, one would have to write code to connect AI tool to the external system via API. Which meant every connection had to be pre-coded. It also meant that every AI tool had to hard code its connection to every other tool. So if there are 1000 AI tools and 1000 external tools, then 1000000 hard-coded connections via API. 2) MCP is a standard protocol. This means that every AI tool has to implement this once, and then it can connect to thousands of external tools via this protocol. 3) The same goes for external tools. They all have to create an MCP server just once, and all AI tools that support MCP can connect to them. 4) It's a huge deal. Imagine 10k AI tools and 10k external tools now all have to implement MCP just once each. So it's 20k implementations. Versus 10k*10k=100M implementations. 5) This whole thing can also run on the cloud or on local computer. See demos:

🚨 BREAKING Anthropic set to release the Claude Sonnet 3.7 - SOTA coding capabilities - their most intelligent model to date - useful for AI agents and complex AI workflows - solve complex problems using step-by-step reasoning First Claude model to offer user choice b/w: • standard thinking for near-instant responses • extended thinking for advanced reasoning Supported use cases: - agentic computer use - RAG or search & retrieval - product recommendations - code generation, quality control

“OpenAI huh? $500B? Gimme 2 weeks and $5 million and I’ll clone it asap” - DeepSeek’s CTO

I’ve been building a real-world AI hedge fund. It's open source so you can learn + build too. The hedge fund has 6 agents: 1 • market data agent 2 • quant agent 3 • fundamentals agent 4 • sentiment agent 5 • risk manager agent 6 • portoflio manager agent The hedge fund is powered by @langchain You can run all of my code below. No prior coding experience is required. All of the agents show their reasoning so you can see how they work. 1 • Market Data Agent: gathers market data like stock prices, fundamentals, etc. 2 • Quant Agent: calculates signals like MACD, RSI, Bollinger Bands, etc. 3 • Fundamentals Agent: analyzes profitability, growth, financial health, and valuation. 4 • Sentiment Agent: looks at insider trades to determine insider sentiment. 5 • Risk Manager: determines risk metrics like volatility, drawdown, and more. 6 • Portfolio Manager: makes final trading decisions and generates orders. This is just the start. There are a ton of cool features that we can add. Let me know if you have any suggestions.

The CBS crew banned Micah Richards from talking about Brest so Jamie Carragher and Thierry Henry took over.. 😂😂 These guys have the time of their lives every time they do punditry on the Champions League.

I've seen many people struggle with understanding the differences between AI tools like Bolt, v0, and Cursor. Since I've been using all of them for several months now (with subscriptions), I’m going to summarize their key points here. Full Thread: 🧵

This is Charles Ingram. In 2001, he found a genius way to cheat Who Wants to Be a Millionaire and almost escaped with £1 million. Investigation found him guilty. But what the police found next told a very different and sinister story (behind the biggest fraud on TV): 🧵

Vincent Kompany on when the players’ level of understanding clicked •120 training sessions and 100 meetings •play 4 different formations in one game •change pressing systems 4 or 5 times per game

These @ManCity kits remind me of when my kids vomited after eating too much Rainbow Sherbet. #ManCityInter