Ren
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Ren
@KangQR
building AI-native products in public fintech, agents & thoughtful software founder, designer, developer
Toronto, Ontario Katılım Ocak 2017
180 Takip Edilen35 Takipçiler


Being using Dyson PH2 for a little over a year now.
Decent quality and have it hooked via HA to Apple home app. I personally don’t like the humidifier that much, but given I’m in Toronto where winter is pretty dry, it’s a nice thing to have that when needed occasionally.
Awesome customer support from Dyson too

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What's the best air purifier you know that is easily controllable with Home Assistant etc without hacking and hardware add ons? I need something that can react to the Airthings PM1/PM2.5 sensor and start purifying then
We have clean air but lots of construction near so we get construction dust
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toronto has a lot of 🇨🇦 founders and no group chat.
fixing that.
slack/whatsapp group for people building. share progress, and most importantly UNBLOCK each other
first happy hour once there's enough of us.
what you also get: office hours from a claude & cognition ambassador
reply "toronto"
toki@tokifyi
starting a whatsapp group for vancouver founders 🇨🇦 somewhere to chat, share what you're building, help each other out + maybe do a founders happy hour irl 👀 comment “vancouver” if you want in
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i think people are optimizing the wrong thing.
everyone’s asking which model is best.
i’m asking which workflow i’ll still be using 6 months from now.
models change.
systems compound.
Claude@claudeai
We're extending Claude Fable 5 access on all paid plans, as well as keeping Claude Code’s weekly rate limits 50% higher, through July 19.
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The biggest lesson from this week’s AI releases:
Stop optimizing for models.
Start optimizing for systems.
Sam Altman@sama
there are a lot of benchmarks that suggest 5.6 sol is the best model in the world right now, but the most reliable way to tell is that elon is obsessed with me again
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It’ll be who builds the best AI operating system for themselves.
That means:
• repeatable prompts
• reusable workflows
• documented decisions
• MCP servers and internal tools
• knowing when not to use AI
Models are becoming commodities faster than most people expected.
Personal systems are much harder to copy.
If you had to keep only one part of your AI workflow tomorrow, what would it be?
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