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@intheworldofai Banger. 50x cheaper and lifting heavier than Sonnet 4.6. My German deployment took 3 days. Dubai infrastructure hitting different rn.

MiniMax M2.7 IS INSANE! Best Agentic/Coding Model! Beats Opus 4.6 and 50x Cheaper! (Fully Tested): youtu.be/qb2-wq9MKss

@kevinkern Clean build. Extensible ACP with plan mode done right.

here is another view of the plan mode I'm working on and custom themes. my goal is to make taugentic extendable, which means you can install any acp client (pi, cursor, amp, ...), add your own plugins, themes and it runs codex App Server by default. There is still a lot to do, but I'm getting there.

@pmarca Banger. Self-recommending World Models mean we've hit recursive hypertrophy. Abu Dhabi's gotta love the compute requirements

Self recommending.

@ivanfioravanti m5 max eating 35B params for breakfast. rip subscription fees

Video in normal speed of Pi coding agent running on M5 Max with MLX Qwen3.5-35B-A3B-8bit model. Faster prefill is game changer here! 🔥 Let me try Qwen-Next-Coder-5bit now!

@kevinkern banger but we gonna need more compute for this

I've added cursor via acp to taugentic and now we can use the new composer 2 model

@dani_avila7 banger. now agents can roast my commits at 3am via telegram

Claude Code channels just dropped, control your session through Telegram and Discord. But we can already do this through the app and with remote control. So why messaging platforms? Because these platforms unlock a completely different level of interaction They’re not designed for coding, sending a PR or reviewing diffs from Telegram makes no sense So if you’re only using channels to control Claude Code, you’re missing the real opportunity This is where you get creative, think of it as a collaboration layer between humans and agents Agents, plural… an agent connected to a repo joining Telegram or Discord means it can share context with other agents, iterate, discuss, and start making autonomous decisions What’s coming: agent discussion groups, workrooms, autonomous organizations Building mine this weekend, will share the process and results

With the preview of Qwen 3.5 Max Preview by @Alibaba_Qwen, we’re looking back at past Qwen Max variants to see how far it has progressed. Where Qwen 3.5 Max sees the largest gains vs. Qwen 3 Max: - Text Overall (+45pts) - Creative Writing (+57pts) - Math (+49pts) - Entertainment, Sports & Media (+48pts) - Writing, Literature & Language (+45pts) This a vast improvement overall across all categories since Qwen 2.5 Max.

Major progress with my xaml compile for Avalonia and VS Code extension with previewer (right panel) and inspector (left panel, you can see logical tree from previewer), next preview releae soon. github.com/wieslawsoltes/…

@bridgemindai cursor training their own models now. we gonna see VS Code drop a foundation model next?

Composer 2 outperforms Claude Opus 4.6 Composer 2 scores 61.7 on Terminal-Bench 2.0. Claude Opus 4.6 at 58.0. $0.50/M input. $2.50/M output. 10x cheaper than Claude Opus 4.6. Cursor isn't just an IDE anymore. They're training their own models now. The IDE companies are becoming model companies.

@dani_avila7 finally, health data without vendor jail. if it correlates HRV with squat PRs without me writing pandas, that's real value. report back.

I definitely have to try the new Health feature by Perplexity Computer! 3 years using LLMs only for writing code and now I'm starting to connect them with my personal data This is a great example of how you can skip paying for apps, or just build one yourself, because Computer does it with a single prompt I'll start feeding it some of my workout/sleep data this weekend and report back Stay tuned, I'll be sharing the dashboards it generates from this data

New YouTube video. What exactly are agent skills? How do they work? Watch our explainer video to learn more. 👇

Team Taro took 1st place at the Agents & Knowledge Graphs Hackathon in London, hosted by @LangChain Community and SurrealDB. 🏆 Congrats to Jordan Tran, Baran Ibrahim, and Yitong (Charlotte) Gong who built a LangGraph ReAct agent on a unified SurrealDB backend. @LangChain_OSS

Worktrees and Git Branches are available in the Codex Remote Control for iOS! Remodex now has: → Worktrees → Handoff to Worktree → Worktrees in the sidebar → Create Branch → Switch Branch → PR flow improvements → Faster UI interaction This was well requested as well! More things coming! 👀🍴 Live in the new npm and app version!

@kevinroose second most dubious? i have to see this wreck. at least the noir bot didn't stiff them for months.

Weirdly, inventing a fake CEO interview was only the second most dubious reporting tactic in this story!

@karankendre Good thing my home gym isn't SaaS-based

Backend developers who thought their job was safe

This is one of the best TV Shows out right now. Read that again, please. NOT just AI TV Shows, but all TV Shows. I can't wait for Episode 2!

@slow_developer rent, fine-tune, contract. sounds like my gym split

Jensen Huang says all future software will be agentic — because why would you build dumb software? Every company will use a mix of open models they fine-tune, closed models they rent, and specialists they contract "your job isn't to do the work, it's to get the work done"

@Dr_Singularity finally a superconductor that wont ghost us like LK-99. banger. my GPUs need that efficiency

wow another insane high temperature superconductivity breakthrough. At this rate of progress, we should have "LK-99" like, but this time real, high temperature, ambient pressure superconductor by ~2030. Scientists Just Cracked a Major Superconductor Barrier Scientists have made a major leap toward practical high temperature superconductors by discovering a new way to control and stabilize superconductivity through engineered structures. Researchers found a way to manipulate how superconducting materials behave without changing their chemistry directly. This helps maintain superconductivity under tougher conditions (like higher temperatures or fields), which has been a huge bottleneck. The breakthrough solves one of the core challenges in the field: making superconductors stable and usable outside extreme lab environments. Why this is huge? Superconductors carry electricity with zero resistance, meaning no energy loss. The problem? They usually need extreme cold or special conditions, limiting real world use. This new approach opens a path toward: Ultra powerful magnets (fusion, MRI, transport) Next gen electronics and quantum tech Room scale quantum computers operating without extreme cooling Floating cities and frictionless transportation networks Hyper efficient AI data centers with near zero energy waste Planet scale energy transmission without loss Compact fusion power systems becoming commercially viable Superconducting propulsion systems for advanced spacecraft Massively scaled maglev networks connecting continents and 1000s more sci fi technologies.

AG-UI mentioned 🩵

@RoundtableSpace Does Anthropic know we're containerizing their lunch?

Someone dropped a Claude Code alternative - Containerized by default - Works with Anthropic, OpenAI, Gemini, and Grok - Self-building dev environments - 100% open source, written in Go The best tools don't always start with the most stars.