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@MatthewBerman @TheAhmadOsman this. they believe they are that only they can lead the path to "good" agi

@TheAhmadOsman I believe they believe they are right.

This is absolute BS and an attempted regulatory capture by Anthropic. The knowledge behind CBRN attacks is already online, where do you think the models learned it from?? “Compounding the problem, labs in China often release dual-use capable models as open-weight. Once a model is open-weight, safeguards that do exist can be removed, making the model available to any state or non-state actor to use for malicious purposes, including the cyber and CBRN misuse those safeguards were built to prevent.”

@sama @official_taches make codex as good as claude for design. that's the only weak point of codex.

@official_taches what do you need for just one plan?

I’ve officially cancelled both Claude Max plans and have 2 x Codex Max plans. Codex - particular GPT5.5 is the best coding model.

@LottoLabs teach us your ways sensei🙏

>be me >have $2000 and no life >buy two RTX 3090s on eBay >"used but good condition" my ass one has thermal paste the color of mayonnaise from 2018 >open a window, close every other door in the house >plug them into my motherboard like I'm wiring a bomb >turn it on >noise level: commercial jet taking off >wifey: "what is that sound?" >"it's just... science" >she doesn't come back for 3 days >now have 48GB VRAM total >can run models that weigh more than my car >lm studio running at 103.69.27.87:1234 >serve cold LLM responses from a room that's basically an oven in July >electric bill arrives >stare at it for 20 minutes >"it'll be fine" >want to remote into my little homelab without exposing ports >install tailscale on everything >now I can SSH into my GPU rig from literally anywhere >my laptop connects like magic, no router config needed >mDNS, exit nodes, funnel — all working out of the box >"I'm basically a hacker now" >sit in airport at 2am running benchmarks from my phone >some random guy watches me typing furiously >he thinks I'm doing illegal stuff >I'm just waiting for qwen3.5-27b to finish inference on a poem about his mom >send him the output anyway >mfw I have more VRAM than most datacenters but less sleep than a college freshman

@jdreeves @folexz_ broo...lmao. good one

@folexz_ have you read my bio???

lets relax a bit here

@cursor_ai very weird that u don't show one needs a cursor api key in the code snippet in the video although it's there in the docs.

We’re introducing the Cursor SDK so you can build agents with the same runtime, harness, and models that power Cursor. Run agents from CI/CD pipelines, create automations for end-to-end workflows, or embed agents directly inside your products.

@yashhsm @claudeai @pencildev mcp + claude code also works wonders.

claude design is an insanely useful product wrapped in an awful buggy frontend & tasteless UI

@MilksandMatcha in my work, sometimes i need to carry out the same task across multiple repos (> 10) sometimes and parallel agents perfectly align for this use case.

@MilksandMatcha I've been using parallel sub agents in claude code and this works good only for tasks that are independent of each other. But, it's a life saver in some cases. The time to complete the task is drastically reduced.

@InGuy41956 @claudeai @ratatui_rs colors looks cool

Needed something fun to do. So I vibecoded a TUI for system monitor (cuz it's cooler than a boring GUI) in about 2 hours using @claudeai Used Rust and @ratatui_rs for the UI TUI > GUI forever What do you think about the color palette and which colorscheme should I try next?

@_0xaryan @LanaAI happening right after the 12 kit kat hack...could both be related??

so, drift protocol vault was drained and I found some interesting things onchain: drainer [ HkG...ZES ] was funded 8 days ago via near intents, but was inactive and suddenly received huge amounts from drift vault (a) drainer transferred/swapped the amount to launderer [ 8ub...Gxw and few more ] , all of which were funded just yesterday via @Backpack [ becomes interesting, as backpack must have kyc'd this ] (b) then launderer transferred funds to an eth address via @wormhole which was funded via tornado cash (c)

@Hesamation bruh atleast tell us 56% of what. what are u measuring against

bro created a skill inspired by Karpathy's autoresearch to fine-tune his other Claude Code skills and iteratively make them better. one skill went from 56% → 92% in just 4 rounds of changes. the method is to define a set of tests for your skills: what to improve. then it changes the skill slightly to see if there's an improvement or not.

@IterIntellectus zucker is "vibe-acquiring" lol

what? moltbook was vibecoded in a weekend, hyped for a week, most of the interactions turned out to be fake, and meta just acquired it? what are they even doing over there

@rahulbhadoriiya @ayushunleashed @openclaw Which provider are you using for ai avatar?

@ayushunleashed @openclaw Human editing but everything else is AI

Building Distribution on Instagram through my @openclaw Latest reel

@GoneWTTailwind @sopersone gg good analysis dude

Those are not real p&l. They are result of bad accounting from polymarket. If you look at his best closed position, it looks like he bought 3/7 Lucknow 39C for 0.1cent and made 49414% but that’s not real. 3/7 Lucknow is not even the winning market that day. What happened is he bought 39C NO for 95.4cent then he waited until NO reached 0.999 aka YES dropped to 0.001 because it’s completely dead. Then he merged the YES and NO to redeem $1. His real profit is the NO going from from 0.954 to 0.999 but polymarket accounting is counting the merge as selling a YES at $1 and NO at $0

> be a quant > studying probability theory since 14 > building models while friends play fifa > one day you discover Polymarket > falls in love with weather markets > realize it's just a market of inefficiencies > write an autonomous bot over the weekend > bet $2.94 > wake up to $1,470 > check again > $1,880 from $3.77 > $3,285 from $6.59 > $4,467 from $9.21 > $5,380 from $10.83 > $6,122 from $23.54 > never touched the positions manually > bot just... knew > 49,900% return while he was sleeping > pnl $57 936,62 everything they taught you at university works just not where you thought most quants sell their time to hedge funds for a salary this one built a machine that runs without him and it just prints his profile: @ColdMath?via=sopersone" target="_blank" rel="nofollow noopener">polymarket.com/@ColdMath?via=…

@AbdulQaiyyum00 @nikhilkamathcio @DarioAmodei @grok so back to the barter system? lol.

@nikhilkamathcio @DarioAmodei Hey @grok it means universal pay start now ? Who will pay it

If AI is going to change the world, at this minute, (for however long) Dario is on the absolute top of this new world. One thing this has left me asking is, for all the AI companies which aren't really profitable yet and have cukoo valuations; if they do make most jobs redundant, including high paying ones from consultants to programmers, to doctors and engineers, where does the revenue growth come from & who is the new consumer in the capitalistic world we live in? Capital can no longer be a Moat if increased productivity, inevitably leads to deflation..

@zaidmukaddam Is this using the json renderer feature for generating the canvas?

Reintroducing Scira Canvas

need to blacklist "matiks" from my timeline

trust me, making 50k USD/month with no experience is very much doable in meme trenches lol

@archiexzzz have u done any comparisons against codex and claude opus?

it has been just 3 days since i started my minimax-m2.5 coding plan plus subscription, and it has already crossed 922,796,434 (922 million) total tokens across 50+ sessions. i have completed many parallel workstreams in these three days with minimax-m2.5 as the default model via claude code. i finally feel like a "100x engineer" - i was just monitoring and deciding what to do next. i have created ~28 agents with skills .md inside claude code that will start running 24/7 in the coming days building software, frontend architecture, backend systems, model training, scientific research, qa testing, running evals, and more. i'm not great at frontend, so i talked to some frontend friends and they advised me to write the frontend skills .md file by providing it every possible detail frameworks, component libraries, design systems, brand guidelines, typography, using react-hook-form and tanstack query, creating an axios instance instead of calling apis directly with axios, pre-setting up all the asset files for it to acess and not generate icons on the fly and so on. otherwise you always end up with sloppy ai-generated code that every other person gets too - the same purple/blue gradient websites.

@dharmeshba Great logo dude

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