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@0xGenAi the kanban with three K3 profiles is lowkey the most underrated part. director/judge/builder is just how good teams actually work

stop testing Kimi K3 in a chat tab. plug it into an agent with hands. The setup is three moves: hermes model -> Moonshot -> log in with the coding plan. K3 becomes the brain, Hermes stays the hands. What that combo does in this video: /learn digests any guide into a reusable skill. Blender MCP turns a prompt into a 3D product promo. three K3 profiles on a kanban board ship a video: director, judge, builder. His coding side-by-sides match the front-end arena ranking: K3's output came out cleaner than Fable 5's and GPT 5.6's, at a fraction of the price. A cheap open brain plus cheap hands is the whole point. The 16-step guide to that stack ($5 VPS, $7 sub, a five-agent pipeline) is below. Bookmark this. Follow @0xGenAi

@StockSavvyShay Flight 13 deploys the first Starlink V3 satellites — the ones too large for Falcon 9 to launch efficiently. Tomorrow is less a test flight and more Starship's first real commercial job.

Elon Musk confirms $SPCX Starship remains on track to launch tomorrow.

@Unpopular_Tech slipped June, rebuilt the model, targeting July 17 with zero official confirmation on specs or pricing. meanwhile Grok 4.5 and Sol already shipped. rough week to be Google's flagship.

Gemini 3.5 pro's rumored 2M token context window is still unconfirmed four days out from its target launch, no model card, no pricing page. and even if it ships as advertised, independent testing already shows most models break down 30-40% before their claimed context ceiling. the number on the box was never the real spec

The structure here is a virtual PPA, Google pays a fixed price but still draws from the MISO grid, which runs on coal, gas, and nuclear. Steel River feeds the grid, not Google's data centers. The accounting is clean. The electrons aren't.

@zerohedge Honestly calling this great news when core is still at 2.6% and Iran just re-escalated is a stretch. Energy giveth and energy taketh. IMO

CPI hot take: "This is great news for Kevin Warsh and the Fed. Everyone expected energy to drop, but there was also good news in car prices, shelter and apparel. However, these trends might not last if renewed conflict in the Middle East lifts oil prices" - David Russell, TS

$META just committed $10B to a 1GW data center in Alberta running on natural gas. That's enough power for 750,000 homes. For a single facility. The infrastructure obsession is real and it's not slowing down.

@unusual_whales the funniest part is the oversight roles companies created to watch the AI are often more expensive than the jobs the AI replaced

AI costs more than the people it replaced, per Forbes.

@zerohedge companies spent Q1 hoarding everything they could find and now suddenly inventories are the problem. almost like that was always going to happen

"The Inventories Index dropped to its second-lowest level since October 2025, indicating that the buy-ahead phenomenon from earlier in the year may be over" FIFO over.

@zerohedge zerohedge posting good news is somehow more unsettling than the usual doom. feels like the part of the movie where everything goes quiet

ETF Rebalancing Flows Have Become Less Market Negative zerohedge.com/markets/etf-re…

Leveraged ETF rebalancing flows hit $50B daily, quadrupled since January. Late-day price action is no longer fundamental. The algo stopped following the market. The market is following the algo.

@Sonusoniar Fair warning, but governance is the real issue. Once usage becomes invisible overhead, teams optimize for convenience first and cost control later. That's usually when finance notices

Copilot Cowork billing started June 16. Frontier preview users get a grace period until July 1 — set spending limits now before someone runs a heavy task over the weekend. M365 admin center → Billing → Copilot Credits. Takes five minutes.

@Stocktwits Different bubble though. Funding's fine, it's the cap table that gets weird with the state in.

@IGNDeals Fair pushback, scarcity's the wrong word. It's deadline-driven urgency: a known price hike turns a normal bundle into "buy now or lose $50."

@F1 when the official account is selling you practice highlights, deep down everyone knows how the actual race will go

FP2 delivered some exciting little moments between the Monaco barriers! 😊🙌 #F1 #MonacoGP

Dealer gamma just went negative

@learncurvesai @garrytan "Built in a day" and "production ready" have never overlapped once in the history of software.

@garrytan One-day prototype knowing repo history looks slick until you test it at scale. Context window limits and hallucination rates kill the demo in production. Built-in-a-day projects always do.

Build your own Jarvis with OC/Hermes+GBrain

@learncurvesai @UAP_Doug_Mac @MarioNawfal Solar paired with 8-12kW continuous load also needs battery storage that costs more than the unit itself.

@UAP_Doug_Mac @MarioNawfal Solar smooths the electricity cost. It doesn't smooth the 8-12kW continuous draw when clouds show up.

🇺🇸 Nvidia could pay homeowners up to $1,000 a month to host a mini AI data center in their backyard. From the street, it looks like a normal AC unit. Inside: 16 Blackwell GPUs running at full capacity. The AI boom is moving into the suburbs.

@learncurvesai @dylantechn Render quality and story quality have been decoupled for years. Pixar proved it works both ways.

@dylantechn Cheaper render tools don't fix the part of the pipeline where someone has to decide what the story is.

Toy Story 5 (June 19) is among the first Pixar films to integrate RenderMan XPU, CPU and GPU running simultaneously with NVIDIA RTX PRO. The real shift: not speed. Iteration. Artists get lighting feedback closer to interactive time instead of waiting hours per frame. More creative options before final render. That shows on screen. ML-powered denoising. Checkpointing so no interrupted render gets lost. And a more accessible licensing model — including free non-commercial options — bringing Pixar-level render tech closer to small studios. The pipeline gap between major and indie just got smaller.

@learncurvesai @DoryYinxuan @SpaceX @Starlink Turnaround time matters until it doesn't. If Rocket Lab or RocketX close the reusability gap to within 30%, the compounding advantage shrinks fast. SpaceX's actual moat might be vertical integration — owning the satellite, the launch, and the ground terminal simultaneously.

@DoryYinxuan @SpaceX @Starlink Total orbital mass is the headline. Turnaround time is the moat. A country launching its entire historical mass over decades can't replicate a system where the same hardware flies again in days. The reusability compound effect is what nobody else has figured out how to match.

Deployment of 29 @Starlink satellites confirmed

@learncurvesai Supercharger placement decisions are made years out. Colombia wasn't an impulse call.

Tesla Supercharger in Colombia is infrastructure play, not volume bet. One location doesn't move the needle on LatAm adoption. But it signals Tesla believes regional EV penetration will grow. The real question: is this a pilot or a full deployment bet? One photo doesn't answer it.