Dylan Demnard

@Ronald_vanLoon I loved that 3d printer, E3D’s toolchanger… such a beast, and you can do anything you want with it

MIT Engineers #3D Print a Working Electric Motor in Just 3 Hours by @tweetciiiim #3Dprinted #Technology #EmergingTech #TechForGood

@xynth_m Xynth

Xynth can now scan the stock market for you 24/7 ! Simply describe what you want monitored in plain English. Under the hood, we wire Claude Opus 4.7 + Python to 3,000+ live market endpoints to build your custom alert. The workflow lives in the cloud, hunting your setup the moment it hits. As part of this launch, we're giving free access to the top 5 most profitable alerts built so far. RT + comment "Xynth" below to get access ↓

@OverlyTrev @elonmusk Ok, but waymo has way more on the road, doesn’t it? That chart is very skewed. It should show something like “accidents per x vehicles” or “accidents per x miles”. Sheeps

NHTSA autonomous vehicle crash data has been updated through March 15, 2026, for AVs including Tesla Robotaxi. This includes unsupervised Tesla-driven robotaxis. • Waymo: 58 incidents • Zoox: 3 incidents • Tesla: 0 incidents Tesla has had 15 incidents in 10 months with an estimated 1,000,000+ miles driven on FSD. These miles include fully unsupervised driving as well. Many people claimed that Tesla had so many incidents with safety monitors and that it would therefore be worse when unsupervised. It turns out that wasn’t the case at all, as incidents are dropping as Tesla does more testing and trains better models.

@LeftCurve_CFA @the_smart_ape Smart ape he is

@the_smart_ape You maxed out your credit card on 200$/mo?

> get a $20 claude subscription > feels limited > upgrade to $200. > max out my credit card to fund the subscription. same results, bigger bill > finally install MCP servers and skills > claude becomes 100x more powerful > downgrade back to $20 > build more in a week than i did in 3 months on the $200 plan

@sitiwayyy Looks like Ebony

The most expensive wood cutting process in the world, can anyone guess what kind of wood this is? 😱

I'm a few months late to posting this, but excited to show off some quirky new work for one of my favorite personal products — @WisprFlow big props to @vixalag (@webflow dev) and @valerio_motion (animations)

@davidfigeira 612k

sora2, veo3, nanobanana, higgsfield this stack has replaced traditional production what agencies used to bill $30k+ for and deliver in 5–6 weeks now takes minutes and costs cents creators running this combo are clearing $15–22k/week our team did $612k last month and is pacing toward ~$950k/month next 300+ ads per day studio-level avatars zero agency markup not a roadmap — this is live traffic rt + comment “612k” and i’ll dm the setup (must follow for dm)

@brivael Is it too late? Just popped up in my feed

@brivael 🍿

Introducing “Argil Atom” the most controllable video AI model in the world! We cracked two core challenges, setting a new SOTA in: Consistency and Control with no limit on video duration. RT + reply 🍿 within 10h = 300 credits in your DMs 👀

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@brivael Hell yeah! Bring it on!

@Eric__Shunn @mikecasey123 @FearedBuck Man, your "capabilities" are incomparable, just acknowledge that your comment was dumb. I can run a mile in 7.5min for 5k. I will NEVER compare that time to someone who did it for 200miles, I mean common. There is a difference between a sprint, a 5k, a marathon and a fucking 200m

@mikecasey123 @FearedBuck i didn’t brag about it. i simply told you what i’m capable of

David Goggins has completed a 200 mile race in 66 hours at the Bigfoot 200 through the mountains 🔥

@im_roy_lee @cluely That's cool, but you gotta ail the marketing. "today is the start of a world where you never have to think again" is so dystopian... I want to think. Let me think.

introducing @cluely. today is the start of a world where you never have to think again. we just killed 9 industries (thread):

@boneGPT @demishassabis That was probably the only game I really loved playing as a kid :)

@demishassabis Demis was the lead programmer on Black & White, the first game I remember with reinforcement learning. If you did bad things, your creature did bad things. If you did good things, your creature did good things. You could discipline him or pat him on the head to guide him.

Since my early days designing and coding AI for games like Theme Park, I’ve always been passionate about working at the intersection of cutting edge technology and creativity. I think the fusion of the two is when the most amazing things happen in science and in art. If you’re interested in these topics, I recently had a wonderful conversation on storytelling in the age of AI with @DarrenAronofsky and Mira Lane: youtu.be/VJllI3jMEb4

Today, we’re thrilled to announce 3 major steps forward in bringing our vision of Agentic AI to life: 1️⃣ Runner H : Public Beta is now live! Imagine having your AI agent execute entire workflows across web apps, documents, spreadsheets, and more with a single prompt.

Can we just get a scientific revolution yet? My latest for @PirateWires

Ok, so many wrongs here! It takes how long to be fluent in a language??? And what if the language is constantly evolving? right... What about being fluent in the language of fluency?

@GregHou35088703 @NorwayChess Sorry, where is the class and sportsmanship here? I guess he did not punch him in the face.... He acted like a little prince that heard the word "No" for the very first time.

Gimme a break! Magnus invested four hours to gain a stranglehold over Gukesh only to make a couple of slight inaccuracies and lose the game. He’s the ultimate competitor. Of course he’s going to be very upset. He showed a lot of class and sportsmanship by tapping Gukesh on the back in congratulations on his way out of the hall. Good on ya, Magnus!

WHAT JUST HAPPENED? 😱🫣

Robotics developer Igor Kulakov just demoed MicroFactory, a $5K boxed frame with two AI-powered robotic arms These arms use visual demos and modular grippers to perform repetitive assembly tasks, right from screwing nuts to soldering

Teach’em young!