SPACEWHALES
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SPACEWHALES
@D2HLC
grinding the trenches for fun and profit



Something is up with Claude Code usage today. $200 Claude Max, 0%, 52% to 62%, then 68%, 76% and 84% in 5-hour rolling window in the time it took me to write this tweet. WTF, @AnthropicAI? I'm working on one GitHub PR for regression testing. Not folding proteins to cure cancer.



A small thank you to everyone using Claude: We’re doubling usage outside our peak hours for the next two weeks.


$near is what everyone hopped that $tao would be as far as a leading blockchain for AI i've long said this (mostly bc of the fundamentals issues with the tao model), but now the market is realizing and quickly repricing both i think near flips bittensor for good by month end


give me your survival arc


sponsoring market rewards is now open to all users 😛 add rewards to any market to get the liquidity for the size you want to trade. permissionless market deployment and creator fees next...


Almost at $10k for this week... I have a few hours before my initial profits this week are discarded Will I make it before the deadline? We'll find out shortly


As someone who leverages both Claude Code and Codex (with a preference towards Codex) - theres a plethora of info, blogs, videos, newsletters geared around Claude Code but not so much Codex. Why....? Groks reply... FWIW both are fab and I run both simulatanously


I am starting a RSI-based Dollar Cost Averaging on $HYPE for 50$ daily until the NEXT 2 CYCLES (likely and usually 8 years) Using a fresh wallet in order to track it perfectly More info 👇🧵



I'm keeping two Claude windows open. One making changes to the source code. The other helping me to plan future changes. This uses my time better since I spend a lot less time waiting for Claude to finish. The two Claudes are in two different directories, both have git repos of the project. The planning directory has rules that prevent source code changes. Only planning is allowed. I manually pull and push changes between the two.



Codex 0.92 has a new option /personalities. friendly: longer, conversational pragmatic: short and explicit Right now, it looks hardcoded, so we can't create custom personalities. Still, it's a nice addition.










