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Katılım Haziran 2009
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Marcos@MAMware·
who is in for a weekly reset (25%?🙏) from grok? @Support
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@BrianRoemmele a tool like this takes away the movement of scanning by the eyes, thus reading faster. it should be nice to have it paired with a tts (that has pitch lock to avoid a chipmunk reading) usually i find that using both visual/audio helps to better understanding
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Brian Roemmele
Brian Roemmele@BrianRoemmele·
“I have had dyslexia and reading issues my entire life. I don’t know how I never heard of your RSVP reading system. I am not at 400 words per minute. I can read like I never could before”—CEO Startup company Thank you. It is not designed for dyslexia but I tested it in the 1990s on folks that had it and the lived it.
Brian Roemmele@BrianRoemmele

I read 90% of my AI outputs using my RSVP speed reading technology with synced music. This is part of my article today blasting at you at 550 words per minute! Read it, you can do it! In an AI world we need to get to comprehension and speed to keep up. All ReadMultiplex.com articles have this feature at the top. Join us and get your information faster (when you want) or savor it. But if you want turbo learning, this is one path.

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Manoco@Moonlighhy·
We can speak different language, but music is a language that all people understand. Where do we go? When we have no home to return to? Flowers beneath concrete, Mom, Tell me, Where do we go? Do we ever truly know? Or are we always pretending? Where does the heart wander when it's lost? Through doubts and winter frost? Why do all days blend into one another? Do we eventually see what we've been building? Mom, tell me. Beyond The storm, there lies Love, love, love, When the sky opens, Everything grows calm again And all is well. Where does it go? Happiness, that fragile thread, When it wavers and breaks? Mom, tell me, Where does it go? Why does the world seem so vast, When we grow just a little taller than before? What becomes of dreams that flee? And memories we forget? Will I always have these questions? Perhaps I'll turn them into songs. Mom, tell me. Beyond The storm, there lies Love, love, love, When the sky opens, Everything grows calm again And all is well.
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Marcos@MAMware·
@cstanley for anyone using /flush , how it is working for you?
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Christopher Stanley@cstanley·
By far one of my favorite features of Grok Build is how it handles conversation compacting. With Claude Code, compacting can take ages. With Grok Build it tells you it compacted, then instantly keeps building. That alone is a huge part of why this thing cooks so fast!
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Marcos@MAMware·
@nikitabier @dieworkwear it is a cat and mouse game, the are no rules nor they stay static, it is a endless mission. you cannot state "there is no" if "they" successfully accomplish their game.
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Nikita Bier
Nikita Bier@nikitabier·
When I first started at X, this is one of the things I did a deep dive on because I felt it was critical to the integrity of the experienced. I tasked our Threat Disruption team to investigate a number of trends that seemed artificial. The findings: We could not find meaningful examples of foreign interference in US policy discussions, except people gaming rev share in developing countries. This is what motivated the release of the Country of Origin feature and significant changes to the rev share algorithm. The most deranged & divisive replies generally were from residential IPs in the United States—with no signs of using a VPN. Ultimately, X is a reflection of the internet. And that means you will see the full spectrum of human thought. And sometimes the most outrageous takes will catch fire. Having said all of this, there can still be cases of narratives being boosted but the origin of the initial post is almost always domestic and we have hardened our systems in the last 3 months to prevent this.
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derek guy@dieworkwear·
the one conspiracy i believe is that this place is full of bots programmed to say insane, incendiary things and they're funded by foreign organizations who want to divide americans and destabilize US society
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Marcos@MAMware·
@WesEklund @grok note that the promo is not that you pay 99 per month on a monthly basis, you have to pay the 3 months together! that might be the confusing part
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Wes Eklund@WesEklund·
How do I leverage the SuperGrok Heavy promotion? Clicking on "Claim Offer" says "Go to the Play Store on mobile", but the Grok app only lets me do the normal pricing 🤔 This is my only blocker for @grok SuperGrok Heavy
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@nCoder @tetsuoai hmm but that was on build model, build was a token churner when thinking
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Fernando M.@nCoder·
@tetsuoai I don't have grok 4.5 yet (Europe) but /goal has been a pain in the ass because of is skeptic reviewer loops backing off too frequently because can't resolve disputes. Los of tokens are wasted on back and forth disagreements about goal being implemented or not.
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tetsuo@tetsuoai·
I only use Grok 4.5 now. The /goal command in Grok Build is changing how I actually ship things. It is very fast. It plans the architecture, writes the code, spins up sub-agents, tests everything, fixes its mistakes, and runs autonomously until the goal is complete and verified. Ask Grok to write documentation for a full feature in a plan.md file. Then, have it create a ‘goal’ prompt for that plan and send it back using /goal
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Marcos@MAMware·
@tetsuoai when i used goal i had 1M context window =/ (it was grok build do) i guess that in your use case there are several compactations that occurs along the path to the goal?
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Marcos@MAMware·
@yunta_tsai @ShipInDistress @patnrv are talking about the hidden layers? this phrase "If the model hides the thinking traces without telling you, then you will feel the jump." make it sound like it is deliberate as per the LLM choice, which i think is rather by design
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Yun-Ta Tsai@yunta_tsai·
@ShipInDistress @patnrv There is a lot of continuous hard work you don’t see. Many of my ideas come from shower thoughts, but I’ve been banging my head over them for years in the background.
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Yun-Ta Tsai@yunta_tsai·
I would like to offer a counterargument that LLMs (or maybe AIs) cannot jump. Before AlphaGo, the AI field had the same argument for Go: there are 2.08 × 10^170 possibilities, nothing fits in the computer, and there is no way AI could possibly predict the outcome of the next 50-60 moves. It turned out most moves do not lead to a win. Combined with clever use of Monte Carlo Tree Search, the sampling becomes quite manageable. The same can be said for physics, where equations are just another form of compression. Einstein did not start with relativity. That was not his first paper. He spent years understanding the properties of light before concluding that the speed of light is constant across the universe, which unlocked his discovery of relativity. During his thought process, he also interacted with other physicists (e.g., sub-agents) to enrich his thinking. Currently we have not run an agent for years of compute. The sessions are often fragmented and disoriented, so every new session is almost a fragmented memory of the past, but it may not be for long.
Han Xiao ✈️ ICML 2026@hxiao

interesting position paper throwing cold water on autoresearch/ai scientist: LLMs can't jump. The thought experiment is this: Take an LLM with a 1905 knowledge cutoff. Feed it every paper, every dataset, every equation of that era. Could it invent general relativity? No. Discovery isn't one thing. It's three. You can induce — generalize from data, which lands you at Newton plus some epicycles to explain Mercury's weird orbit. You can deduce — derive rigorously from axioms you already have, which never gives you new axioms. Or you can jump — invent the frame itself, decide that spacetime curves. That third move is the one that matters, and it's exactly the one induction and deduction can't reach. Penrose put it as three worlds: Physical, Mental, Platonic. Data flows from the world into a mind fine. But the new law has to be discovered into the Platonic world first — and that step is the jump. LLMs are induction machines running over what already exists. Structurally, they don't take it. I think it’s a warning to AI scientists/autoresearch against collapsing two very different things into one word. Hill-climbing: LLMs are already superhuman here, and autoresearch in this sense is real and moving fast. Abduction/leap/jump: a new frame that reorganizes the field, that is a different act entirely, and nothing about scaling induction suggests you get there. Most of what Autoresearch ships today will be spectacular hill-climbing. The jump is still ours for now.

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Marcos@MAMware·
Also: "Hebrew University of Jerusalem owns the rights to Albert Einstein's name and image, having secured a trademark on the Einstein name in 2003. They actively manage licensing agreements and have earned significant revenue from the use of his likeness in various commercial contexts."
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Marcos@MAMware·
Einstein is way over rated and most of his work is actually based on others, (like most). "Albert Einstein presented the theories of special relativity and general relativity in publications that either contained no formal references to previous literature, or referred only to a small number of his predecessors for fundamental results on which he based his theories, most notably to the work of Henri Poincaré and Hendrik Lorentz for special relativity, and to the work of David Hilbert, Carl F. Gauss, Bernhard Riemann, and Ernst Mach for general relativity" + "In 1905, three articles appeared in the 'Annalen der Physik', which began three very important branches of 20th century physics. Those were the theory of Brownian motion, the photon theory of light, and the theory of relativity. The author of these articles – an unknown person at that time, was a bureaucrat at the Patent Office in Bern, Einstein-Marity (Marity the maiden name of his wife, which by Swiss custom is added to the husband's family name)" "Einstein Works Out Details of His 1919 Divorce from Mileva Marić". Shapell Manuscript Collection. Shapell Manuscript Foundation"
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Marcos@MAMware·
@namitooto i used to grab the korg volca, the bike, drive and play =) around. btw nice composition too. are you feeding the composition from the mic and live sampling or is it just for ambience rec?
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nami to oto ナミトオト
江の島水族館の前にグルボ用の台があったから音遊び♪ココは車の動きがあって良いなぁ♪ちょっとづつModelCyclesに慣れていっている気はする♪
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Commodore Computer Museum 🕹@MuseumCommodore·
GAMERS!! Name 5 Commodore 64 games you think everyone should play at least once. I'll start: 1) Elite 2) Maniac Mansion 3) Impossible Mission 4) The Last Ninja 5) Sid Meier's Pirates!
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Marcos@MAMware·
@EV_Trapper grok might have autoloaded your agent files meant for other platforms and using them all, happened to me.
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Zach Warunek@ZachWarunek·
@BrianEastwoodx Good video. FYI you might wanna put the cc a bit higher so it’s above the bar. We should probably give some indication in this editor ui if we don’t already
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Brian Eastwood@BrianEastwoodx·
I am not profoundly unhappy with myself! Please seek help.
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Massimo@Rainmaker1973·
This training helicopter can’t fly.
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Michael Gofman@michaelgofman·
Got this offer. Instead of 3 months, got charged $300 after one month. Customer response and multiple emails went to void. One month passed, not refund. Terrible experience. Don’t fall into the same trap. @elonmusk @SpaceXAI
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Marcos@MAMware·
@FlyingLow666 un poco de historia: los ingleses ya estaban hacia mas de 150 años en la isla, argentina ni tenia la patagonia
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