Kevin Rossi

@DeItaone How about a 1,000% surcharge on junk mail?? Then, leave packages alone.

USPS WILL IMPLEMENT AN 8% SURCHARGE ON ALL PACKAGES TO OFFSET RISING FUEL COSTS USPS SURCHARGE MARKS THE FIRST TIME THE AGENCY HAS LEVIED FEES FOR FUEL EXPENSES

Founding member of OpenAI and former Director of AI at Tesla, Andrej Karpathy (@karpathy) shows how he uses Superwhisper ✨

@SecDuffy @GavinNewsom Probably a great place to live if you are a bird.

Bridges to nowhere. Trains to nowhere. Leave the building to us, @GavinNewsom

@krunkosaurus Try NVIDIA Nemotron 122B. huggingface.co/nvidia/NVIDIA-…

Apple M5 Max Macbook Pro with 128GB ram arrived. First unoptimized chat with Qwen3.5 is 108 TPS! Local AI is here.

@na_option @wholemars @Bjorn_Wigforss Elon will sell at least the very first one below $30k just to make @MKBHD shave his head.

@wholemars @Bjorn_Wigforss So probably closer to 35k 🤭

Tesla estimates that the starting price of the Cybercab will be below $30,000

@ByrneHobart More like NOT do this. Lowers the bar to entry and makes all of Ken’s competitors incrementally better.

If you were Ken Griffin, how much would you pay Anthropic to do this? Feel free to round to the nearest billion.

@Zeneca Going to try this out. OpenClaw dies in too manny ling running loops. Tired of that. How is it not a priority for them??

I migrated from Openclaw -> Hermes and so far, so good - Things "just work" a lot better - The transition of data from OC -> Hermes was very easy too - It doesn't seem to randomly crash and stop working on me - When I ask it to do things, it'll create an actual skill, rather than just relying or hoping it'll remember what I want next time - Very easy to set up and switch models (this caused openclaw to crash soooo much for me) - It still does the whole "Great, I'll get to work now, and let you know in a few minutes when it's done" and then goes radio silent forever, and requires prompting to respond It's early days and a lot of the issues I had with OC didn't appear until several days of usage, but as I said.. so far, so good I recommend everyone at least takes the time to experiment - the setup is super quick and it's worth comparing for yourself

@jeremyausmus My favorite temple in Japan. UNESCO World Heritage site. Great food and shopping streets leading up to it. #1 priority in Kyoto IMO. kiyomizudera.or.jp/en/

Going to Osaka, Kyoto, Hakone, and Tokyo. First time to Japan! Tips or recommendations?

@FCNightingale I lived in downtown Denver in 2019 and through COVID. Horrible place to live during COVID times. Before COVID, it was lively and had lots of great food. After, it lost a lot of life and never recovered.

Denver Office Sales City Center sold for $57.4M ↓86% from $400M in 2020. Denver Energy Center sold for $5.25M ↓97% from $176M in 2013. Trinity Place sold for $6M ↓85% from $40.2M in 2015. Hudson's Bay Centre sold for $8.95M ↓78% from $41.5M in 2014. Denver Place sold for $47.5M ↓76% from $200M in 2007. Centerpoint I and II sold for $23M ↓70% from $77.5M in 2019. The Link sold for $7.2M ↓68% from $22.5M in 2019. #commercialrealestate

@pashmerepat @steipete I have used it to create complex PDFs that are essentially white papers for new projects. Workflow: brain storming in md files, research in md files, create diagrams and charts in Python, combine and format the material into a PDF. Iterate by requesting edits directly to the PDF.

Everyone talks about Codex for coding. I want to hear about the other stuff. If you're using it beyond writing code, what's your workflow?

@karpathy @nummanali @augmentcode is working on this. Other too but I like theirs at the moment. augmentcode.com/product/intent

@nummanali tmux grids are awesome, but i feel a need to have a proper "agent command center" IDE for teams of them, which I could maximize per monitor. E.g. I want to see/hide toggle them, see if any are idle, pop open related tools (e.g. terminal), stats (usage), etc.

Claude Code teams with tmux is really cool When you run with team mode enabled in tmux, it automatically opens the additional terminal in pane I don't really get my main agent to orchestrate, I chat to them myself CLAUDE_CODE_EXPERIMENTAL_AGENT_TEAMS=true claude

@kimmonismus @dedene I get this when I ask “what model are you?” Then ask it to explicitly specify a version.

@dedene Good question

Are there actually any people who say: Microsoft Copilot is the best thing that has happened to me in recent years!

@kimmonismus I use Copilot weekly for searching email, searching docs, and editing docs that benefit from content in other company docs. It is horrible. The UI behind. Functionality is behind but at least deep research works. I have a personal ChatGPT Pro sub but cannot use it for work.

@jerryjliu0 There are other document formats that just don’t some of these dumb things. I’m hoping sanity sets in and one of those takes over.

Parsing PDFs is insanely hard This is completely unintuitive at first glance, considering PDFs are the most commonly used container of unstructured data in the world. I wrote a blog post digging into the PDF representation itself, why its impossible to “simply” read the page into plaintext, and what the modern parsing techniques are 👇 The crux of the issue is that PDFs are designed to display text on a screen, and not to represent what a word means. 1️⃣ PDF text is represented as glyph shapes positioned at absolute x,y coordinates. Sometimes there’s no mapping from character codes back to a unicode representation 2️⃣ Most PDFs have no concept of a table. Tables are described as grid lines drawn with coordinates. Traditional parser would have to find intersections between lines to infer cell boundaries and associate with text within cells through algorithms 3️⃣ The order of operators has no relationship with reading order. You would need clustering techniques to be able to piece together text into a coherent logical format. That’s why everyone today is excited about using VLMs to parse text. Which to be clear has a ton of benefits, but still limitations in terms of accuracy and cost. At @llama_index we’re building hybrid pipelines that interleave both text and VLMs to give both extremely accurate parsing at the cheapest price points. Blog: llamaindex.ai/blog/why-readi… LlamaParse: cloud.llamaindex.ai/?utm_source=xj…

@HustleBitch_ Who is he speaking to??? Not the customers.

🚨 IT JUST GOT MORE ABSURD. MCDONALD’S $18M-A-YEAR CEO IS NOW ON CAMERA DESCRIBING “BEEF NOTES” AND “TEMPERED CHEESE.” He’s breaking down a Big Mac like he’s hosting a wine tasting. “Visual appeal.” “Tempered cheese.” “Beef notes.” “Different mouth feel.” Sir. It comes in a paper box. You eat it in your car. He’s talking about “flavor layers” while you’re calculating how the hell the combo just hit $17. And when asked how to choose between beef or chicken? “Don’t choose. Buy both.” At today's prices. Is this how an $18 million-a-year CEO actually thinks normal people talk and eat?

@Raindropsmedia1 The should have kept filming and time lapsed it because I do not believe that he finished it.

McDonald’s CEO Chris Kempczinski goes viral after seeming reluctant to eat his own burgers—he takes a tiny bite, looks uncomfortable, and calls the food ‘product.’ 👀 🍔 😳

Current mood...

Rome armored city. Citizens, workers, taxi drivers, farmers, fishermen, street vendors and truckers ​on the hunt for politicians besiege parliament for the second consecutive day.