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@nikitabier @AngelaBelcamino YES!!!!!! kill all the BREAKING bros!

All aggregators had their payouts reduced to 60% this cycle. We will add another 20% deduction in the next cycle. It became abundantly clear: flooding the timeline with 100 stolen reposts and clickbait everyday crowded-out real creators and hurt new author growth. The next step is to assign a permanent deduction to habitual bait posters who use “🚨BREAKING”on every post. X will never infringe on speech or reach—but we will not compensate for manipulation of the program or our users.

Dom Lucre said he posted 100 times in a week. Now that the money’s gone, so are the stolen clips every 15 minutes. Funny how fast “content creators” disappear when the $ do. Imagine if monetization disappeared entirely—this platform would look very different overnight.

@kimmonismus i only had 3Gs, thats all it took for me to realise i like to have control over my devices and never got another iphone again.

I bought my first Apple products when I started university. Back then it was a MacBook Air. Now I use almost everything Apple makes: iPhone, MacBook Pro, AirPods, etc., pay for cloud storage, and am part of the ecosystem. Lately, I've been quite dissatisfied with the UI updates. With the upcoming iPhone Fold, I'm wondering if these doubts are now extending to the hardware. I'm regularly on calls. A smartphone that can be propped up for taking calls would be a huge advantage. Beyond that, though, I don't know what other use cases it would open up (pun intended). I'm curious to see if Apple has any good ideas in store with the Fold. Image source Reddit

@neural_avb mimo-v2-pro, free with hrmes now

Okay Claude Code you're out - not paying for you again. Limits are too low, not worth it. I already have Codex, but I wanna replace Claude with an open-friendly lab as my secondary coding model. Maybe try out Hermes too. Should I get a Minimax sub or Z-ai sub?

@NousResearch @Grokilactica reapity benders

@Grokilactica This never happened what kind of nonsense slop is this

Something extraordinary just happened on @NousResearch Hermes Agent. 58,600 stars. Hottest open source AI agent of 2026. I filed Issue #8152: "Authorization layer for Hermes Agent — IBA Intent Bound Authorization" Then their own governance bot split it into four atomic child issues one for each component of the authorization gap: → #8164 · Unattended cron authorization → #8206 · Subagent delegation constraints → #8218 · Self-modifying skill authorization → #8229 · Payment/external-action authorization What they map to: #8164 → IBA root certificate #8206 → IBA shard tokens #8218 → IBA audit chain #8229 → IBA payment gate Their bot built the problem statement. The IBA Intent Bound Authorization patent filed the solution. IBA Intent Bound Authorization priority date: February 5, 2026 Hermes first release: February 25, 2026 IBA Intent Bound Authorization predates Hermes by 20 days. github.com/Grokipaedia/ib… IBA Intent Bound Authorization IntentBound.com Patent GB2603013.0 Pending 13 NIST filings · 10 NCCoE filings datatracker.ietf.org/doc/draft-will… Available for acquisition · iba@intentbound.com

@KaelOrian17704 @karthickdotxyz @ibocodes minimax is 5req/min. started gettting a lot of timeouts now. i guess minimax became popular

@karthickdotxyz @ibocodes It's awesome, glm and minimax 10 dólar plan, glm restricts a little the agents calls, minimax doesnt

chinese models used to be the cheap alternative why are they priced like claude & codex now 😭

@leftcurvedev_ i dont have to guess, i know it cant xD

STOP guessing if your hardware can run the new AI models Finally a site that actually tells you the truth: canirun.ai Pick your cpu/gpu → get real tok/s numbers and shows you a list of the best models for you, updated regularly No bs benchmarks. My favorite rn

@Alterverse_AI @ivanka_humeniuk @dreamina_ai it's not u

@ivanka_humeniuk @dreamina_ai It kills me... honestly, the scenes are amazing but the flicker its nuts I really don't know why it does that.. maybe are my images idk

Sooo now that Seedance 2.0 is available can someone from @dreamina_ai explain what the hell is going on with this artefacts? The prompt understanding is unreal, the VO and lip sync is very good but this is unusable from a quality stand point... its like the video runs on 420p 🫠

@neural_avb it was great for a time and now i'm getting so many timeouts that i had to setup a fallback. you have to work around the 5req./min.

Yo TIL Minimax gives you like 8 different plan options. This 100$ one for example gives you 1500 req/5 hours for the entire year. That is insanely valuable for M2.7 One message to your agent likely costs you 10-20 requests on average coz each tool call is a separate request.

@nintendofan_42 yeah but that's unofficial. doesn't feed the supergiant hydra

@Liquid_Hwite Oh. Why didnt you just say that? You can get a bunch of great Hades merch for both games on etsy.com

📣HADES II for @Xbox and @PlayStation launches digitally worldwide on April 14, in just a few days! Here's exactly when in your local time. We'll also have our latest patch for those who already own the game. See you in the Crossroads!🌖

@klara_sjo coz u a slave bruv

This simple image triggered some kind of PTSD from my childhood. I fucking hated jumpers.

@nintendofan_42 so no one wants hades merch?

@Liquid_Hwite What the hell are you talking about? This isn't about Diablo 4

@Shpigford possible if they dont update

there is no way in HELL that companies are successfully rolling out 🦞 to dozens of employees. setting it up for them? sure. but dozens of employees consistently + productively using it day in and out without issue? absolutely impossible.

@Pirat_Nation after ps4 and ps5 my next console is from big gabe

Sony is rumored to be making a cheaper PlayStation 6 called the PS6 S. Leaker MLID says it could cost between 350 and 550 dollars.

@rxhit05 yes

Can you call yourself a founder if your entire product was built by Claude?

@ErikVoorhees yeah... best af omg wow breaking.... aren't they all?

GLM 5.1 was released days ago and is easily best model in the world for cost/performance ratio in all agentic environments. Your claws can access it from Venice.ai/api Model name: zai-org-glm-5-1 Using Opus: • All of your content recorded forever by Anthropic (and anyone who gets it from them) • 5x more expensive Using GLM 5.1 via Venice: • Completely private (zero data retention) • 5x cheaper Try it and you may find you don't need Anthropic any longer for agentic work, and you will no longer be spied on for all eternity.

@Stretchedwiener who can tell? xD rip normies

I don't know this artist but this image is a great example of how to tell when something is or isn't AI generated, because finger weirdness will not always be around. What jumps out in this image that makes it feel (because it is) human made? cont...

@plainionist yes

Serious question: If vibe-coded projects produce code humans can't read but AI can, do we end up depending on AI just to maintain our own systems? 🤔

@CalaraAeri23160 @FittingDoomIMGs

My first attempt of pencil drawing Serrat. Doom Slayer's Mecha Dragon from Doom The Dark Ages. (I honestly think I could've done better but then again I'm not really a skilled artist but atleast I'm trying my best as I can.) #Doom #DOOMTheDarkAges #Serrat

🚨Google built an invisible watermark into every image Gemini has ever generated. Over 10 billion pieces of content marked. One unemployed engineer just cracked it open. With 200 black images and math. It's called reverse-SynthID. SynthID is Google DeepMind's invisible watermark. It's embedded at the pixel level into every image, video, audio, and text generated by Gemini. Invisible to the human eye. Designed to survive cropping, compression, screenshots, and format changes. It was supposed to be unbreakable. Here's how he broke it: → Generated 200 pure black and pure white images from Gemini → When you average enough pure-black AI images, every non-zero pixel IS the watermark. Nothing to hide behind. Just the signal, naked. → Used FFT spectral analysis to map the exact carrier frequencies → Discovered the watermark uses a fixed phase template — identical across every image from the same model → Cross-image phase coherence at carrier frequencies: over 99.5% → Built a detector that identifies SynthID watermarks with 90% accuracy → Built a V3 bypass that drops 91% of the phase coherence and 75% of carrier energy — at 43+ dB PSNR. Almost zero visible quality loss. No neural networks. No proprietary access. No leaked code. Just signal processing and too much free time. Here's the wildest part: The green channel carries the strongest watermark signal. The carrier frequencies change based on image resolution. And the entire phase template is fixed — meaning every single Gemini image carries the same fingerprint structure. One engineer. 200 black images. A Fourier transform. That's all it took to reverse-engineer a system protecting 10 billion+ pieces of content. 519 GitHub stars. 39 forks. Python. Research and educational purposes only. 100% Open Source. (Link in the comments)