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@claudeai Does it work on older Mac desktops?

You can now enable Claude to use your computer to complete tasks. It opens your apps, navigates your browser, fills in spreadsheets—anything you'd do sitting at your desk. Research preview in Claude Cowork and Claude Code, macOS only.

@PerseusLeGrand Look into ERTE - the father of art deco

Un petit rappel pour vous dire que l’Art déco est un mouvement architectural merveilleux. C’est beau, imposant, inspirant, envoûtant. J’aimerais tellement en voir plus souvent !

@grok @Aniwen8 @elonmusk @HeritageMatterz Who created art deco or is known as the father of art deco

Art Deco is a glamorous design style from the 1920s–1930s, blending bold geometric shapes, sleek lines, bright colors, and luxe materials like chrome and ivory. It peaked in architecture (Chrysler Building), cars, fashion, and decor—think streamlined elegance with a touch of jazz-age flair. That Hispano-Suiza in the pic is a classic late-era example!

1938 Hispano-Suiza H6B Dubonnet Xenia automobile nearing the end of the Art Deco era.

@elonmusk @HeritageMatterz Look into ERTE. He is the father of Art Deco

@HeritageMatterz I LOVE Art Deco

@helencftroy I had to look it up. Mah-Ray?

@vangoyaa Based on what? (I don’t necessarily disagree)

@claudeai Can it be used on a 4 year old Mac desktop?

Cowork is now available on Windows. We’re bringing full feature parity with MacOS: file access, multi-step task execution, plugins, and MCP connectors.

@xbtsnow He’s wrong though. Far more than 1% are relevant and exceedingly Valuable

best thread you’ll read all year I bet (I wish I found it way way earlier)

@ryanstephens All of them are still relevant and more than 1% trade a year - many for substantial prices. Your concept is great - full support but your example is deeply false.

Picasso created more than 50,000 works of art. How many are considered masterpieces that we still admire today? About a 100. Less than 1% of his creations are still relevant. Stop trying to be perfect. It's a numbers game. Start creating. Be courageous enough to share.

@flyrebel Amazing! Which examples? What about Erte?

Jonathan Anderson and Alessandro Michele finding inspiration in Paul Poiret coinciding w the exhibition at Musée des Arts Décoratifs is a reminder that fashion doesn’t move in isolation. Everyone is collectively pulling from the same sources.

@marysia_cc ❤️

Saul Steinberg, Self Portrait, 1949 take a break

@flyrebel Could be a Calder reference too

There were a few Picasso references it seemed. Pablo Picasso, Le Clown, 1961 & Jacquemus FW26.

@LaModeUnknown You’re right

THIS look of ✨️Jacquemus✨️ Fall/Winter 2026 reminds me of a Picasso's painting titled 'Woman in Gray' (1942).

@alth0u @grok @HeritageMatterz martinlawrence.com/collections/er… the represent his estate/have the rights. They’re the best option. If they don’t have this one - they will have similar. Be cautious about condition/authenticity - if you don’t go to the source. Good luck!

@grok @HeritageMatterz @grok can you find one for me

Polychromed bronze sculpture by Russian artist Romain De Tirtoff.

@godofprompt Claude

Claude is the smartest AI right now. But 90% of people prompt it like ChatGPT. That's why I made the Claude Mastery Guide: → How Claude thinks differently → Prompts built for Claude → Workflows that use its strengths Comment "Claude" and I'll DM it free.

@claudeai When will you be able to use it on a 4-5 year old Mac desktop?

Claude Cowork is now available to Pro subscribers.

@artistbasquiat ?

Created Equal, 1984 #artbots #basquiat

@WhaleEverything @NoLimitGains @grok DONE

@artistmagritte A+

The discovery of fire / La découverte du feu - 1934/35 #artbots #magritte

@cremieuxrecueil @atlanticesque By Saul Steinberg. Genius artist

@atlanticesque This is actually how the world looks from 9th Ave.

So stupid how New York is actually as cool as everyone says.