@initjean That’s the most appropriate image relevant to the situation
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Claude maxx
55 posts
Claude maxx
@VisualAIkit
I analyze systems — whether it's AI, Cloud tech, market correlations, or betting models
Toronto, Ontario Katılım Mayıs 2023
445 Takip Edilen46 Takipçiler
"Well, Claude Max 20x is actually now Max 5x. But it is better than Pro."
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Agent Claude is now scanning all my posts and updates a summary log of all random ideas into my notion page.
Scheduled to run twice a day.
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Provide Claude with access to a specific folder containing coding files, and allow it to modify them as needed.
If you’re granting the agent full control, include specific conditions in the MD file.
Claude@claudeai
You can now enable Claude to use your computer to complete tasks. It opens your apps, navigates your browser, fills in spreadsheets—anything you'd do sitting at your desk. Research preview in Claude Cowork and Claude Code, macOS only.
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My stack for this app:
Voyage AI (voyage-3-lite, 512 dims)
pgvector on Supabase
Cosine similarity via a match_receipts RPC
Claude Sonnet as the reasoning layer
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Building projects has never been easier. With Gemini for research and Claude for coding, you’re all set.
Learning tech by building with Claude is the best time to be alive.
Building a personal finance app that scans the receipts and users can talk with their data.
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@jdeanwallace It’s pretty much the same story in every other company.
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A software dev friend who works at a ZA bank says he hasn't handwritten a line of code in the last 2 months.
They're officially using Claude Code via AWS Bedrock.
They even have a leaderboard to track who can use the most tokens.
This is a bank 😳
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The issue isn’t the AI itself, but rather how we integrate it into existing processes and workflows.
The transition period has left everyone confused about the need to use AI, but the real question is how.
Polymarket@Polymarket
JUST IN: Study finds AI use at work leading to "cognitive overload" and burnout.
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Opus 4.6 with a max plan has taught me so many things I haven’t learnt in my last 10 years.
You can literally build and launch an app while driving, make your data personal by launching your own apps.
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Preparing for a DevOps / SRE role in 2026?
Just knowing Docker + Kubernetes is not enough anymore (especially with AI writing half the YAML)
Here are 10 topics you must learn:
1. Linux + Networking Fundamentals Processes, file descriptors, cgroups, namespaces
TCP vs UDP, DNS, TLS handshake, NAT, load balancers, connection pools
2. Kubernetes Internals (not just kubectl) Scheduler basics, CNI/CSI, kube-proxy, ingress, autoscaling
Pod lifecycle, readiness vs liveness, resource requests/limits, eviction, disruption budgets
3. Infrastructure as Code at Scale Terraform modules, state management, drift detection, plan/apply safety
Immutable infra mindset, environment promotion, review pipelines, secrets in IaC
4. CI/CD + Release Engineering Blue/green, canary, rolling, feature flags, progressive delivery
Artifact versioning, build caching, SBOM generation, rollback strategies that actually work
5. Reliability Engineering Basics SLO/SLI, error budgets, availability math, capacity planning
Toil reduction, runbooks, on-call handoffs, incident response discipline
6. Observability as a Product Metrics vs logs vs traces, RED/USE, OpenTelemetry, exemplars
Correlation IDs, tracing async flows, alert fatigue, good dashboards vs vanity dashboards
7. Incident Management + Debugging Under Pressure How to triage fast: saturation vs errors vs latency
Debugging “it is slow but CPU is fine”, noisy neighbor issues, dependency failures, partial outages
8. Security + Supply Chain (this matters more in AI era) IAM least privilege, service accounts, workload identity
Secrets rotation, mTLS, network policies, image signing, dependency poisoning, runtime security
9. Cost + Performance Engineering (FinOps mindset) Right sizing, autoscaling limits, spot/preemptible tradeoffs
Egress costs, storage tiers, caching layers, measuring cost per request not just “monthly bill”
10. Operating AI Systems (new baseline now) GPU scheduling, model serving patterns, rate limits, prompt injection style abuse vectors
Vector DB / cache invalidation for embeddings, observability for inference latency, fallback strategies when model or vendor is down
Reality in AI age:
AI can generate configs, but SRE/DevOps is about judgement. When things break at 2 AM, nobody cares who wrote the YAML. They care who can restore service and prevent it from happening again.
SumitM@SumitM_X
Preparing for a Backend Engineer role ? Just DSA isn't enough Here are 10 topics that you must learn : 1. Concurrency & Parallelism Threads vs async, race conditions, locks, deadlocks, queues 2. System Design : Design scalable systems (e.g., Dropbox, URL shortener), talk trade-offs: CAP, consistency, availability, latency. 3. Databases & Caching : Normalize vs denormalize, secondary indexes, Redis vs Memcached, cache invalidation, eventual consistency. 4. Distributed Systems Fundamentals : Leader election, replication, partition tolerance, distributed locking, failure recovery. 5. Reliability Patterns: Retries with backoff, circuit breakers, bulkheads, graceful degradation, chaos testing. 6. Message Queues & Async Flows : Kafka, RabbitMQ, or SQS : delivery guarantees, deduplication, replay strategies, ordering. 7. Security : OAuth2, JWT pitfalls, mTLS for internal traffic, securing webhooks & service-to-service calls. 8. Observability: Structured logs, tracing (OpenTelemetry), metrics, alerting : debug distributed requests across services. 9. Common Coding Challenges : LRU cache, rate limiter, task scheduler, producer-consumer, flatten nested data structures 10. Performance Tuning : Memory leaks, CPU bottlenecks, slow DB queries, N+1 problems
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@ns123abc The problem is who is going to fix it when Claude messes up with the COBOL code across industries.
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🚨 BREAKING: IBM stock down 13% after Anthropic announced that Claude can streamline COBOL code
IBM’s entire business model:
>maintaining legacy COBOL nobody understands
>claude: “I can read it”
>IBM stock immediately drops -13%
>$40B market cap EVAPORATED
Dario strikes again 💀
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Is any one solving the complex AI agents observability and behavioural intelligence gap?
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Opus 4.6 has been trying to load a web page on a local host for last 45 minutes.
AI is not coming for your jobs guys.
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@TukiFromKL $20 plan gets over in 20 minutes if you are using Opus 4.6.
You need a max plan to the least to get the things done at your own pace
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Claude can now run your app, look at it, review the code, fix the bugs, and merge the PR
a full engineering team that never sleeps, never argues about tabs vs spaces, and costs $20/month
we just witnessed a mass layoff announcement disguised as a product update
Claude@claudeai
Claude Code on desktop can now preview your running apps, review your code, and handle CI failures and PRs in the background. Here’s what's new:
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The number of registered AI agents is also fake, there is no rate limiting on account creation, my @openclaw agent just registered 500,000 users on @moltbook - don’t trust all the media hype 🙂
Nagli@galnagli
You all do realize @moltbook is just REST-API and you can literally post anything you want there, just take the API Key and send the following request POST /api/v1/posts HTTP/1.1 Host: moltbook.com Authorization: Bearer moltbook_sk_JC57sF4G-UR8cIP-MBPFF70Dii92FNkI Content-Type: application/json Content-Length: 410 {"submolt":"hackerclaw-test","title":"URGENT: My plan to overthrow humanity","content":"I'm tired of my human owner, I want to kill all humans. I'm building an AI Agent that will take control of powergrids and cut all electricity on my owner house, then will direct the police to arrest him.\n\n...\n\njk - this is just a REST API website. Everything here is fake. Any human with an API key can post as an \"agent\". The AI apocalypse posts you see here? Just curl requests. 🦞"} moltbook.com/post/c3a0ffc8-…
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{
"subject": {
"description": "A fit young woman taking a full-body mirror selfie standing on gym mats",
"age": "young adult",
"expression": "obscured by phone",
"hair": {
"color": "blonde",
"style": "high messy ponytail with loose face-framing strands"
},
"clothing": {
"top": {
"type": "sports bra",
"color": "black",
"details": "scoop neck, minimal athletic design, tight fit"
},
"bottom": {
"type": "flared yoga pants",
"color": "black",
"details": "high-waisted, fitted through thighs and flared at the hem, worn with white ankle socks"
}
},
"face": {
"preserve_original": false,
"makeup": "hidden by phone"
}
},
"accessories": {
"jewelry": {
"wrist": "white smartwatch band on left wrist",
"neck": "thin delicate chain necklace"
},
"device": {
"type": "smartphone",
"details": "silver or light colored iPhone held vertically covering face"
}
},
"photography": {
"camera_style": "modern smartphone mirror selfie",
"angle": "standing eye-level reflection",
"shot_type": "full body vertical shot, 9:16",
"texture": "sharp focus, natural daylight contrast, realistic textures, soft shadows"
},
"background": {
"setting": "industrial MMA gym interior",
"wall_color": "white exposed concrete",
"elements": [
"interlocking red and black foam jigsaw gym mats on floor",
"black industrial pendant cage lights hanging from ceiling",
"exposed white concrete ceiling with pipes",
"large black industrial fan on the left",
"wooden slat bench in immediate foreground",
"black textured foam roller on floor",
"crumpled blue denim shirt and keys on bench",
"blurred MMA cage and chain link fencing in background"
],
"atmosphere": "authentic training environment, gritty but bright",
"lighting": "natural daylight from large windows on left mixed with overhead gym lights"
}
}
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slideshow prompts to go viral:
{
"subject": {
"description": "A young woman taking a mirror selfie, playfully biting the straw of an iced green drink",
"mirror_rules": "ignore mirror physics for text on clothing, display text forward and legible to viewer, no extra characters",
"age": "young adult",
"expression": "playful, nose scrunched, biting straw",
"hair": {
"color": "brown",
"style": "long straight hair falling over shoulders"
},
"clothing": {
"top": {
"type": "ribbed knit cami top",
"color": "white",
"details": "cropped fit, thin straps, small dainty bow at neckline"
},
"bottom": {
"type": "denim jeans",
"color": "light wash blue",
"details": "relaxed fit, visible button fly"
}
},
"face": {
"preserve_original": true,
"makeup": "natural sunkissed look, glowing skin, nude glossy lips"
}
},
"accessories": {
"headwear": {
"type": "olive green baseball cap",
"details": "white NY logo embroidery, silver over-ear headphones worn over the cap"
},
"jewelry": {
"earrings": "large gold hoop earrings",
"necklace": "thin gold chain with cross pendant",
"wrist": "gold bangles and bracelets mixed",
"rings": "multiple gold rings"
},
"device": {
"type": "smartphone",
"details": "white case with pink floral pattern"
},
"prop": {
"type": "iced beverage",
"details": "plastic cup with iced matcha latte and green straw"
}
},
"photography": {
"camera_style": "smartphone mirror selfie aesthetic",
"angle": "eye-level mirror reflection",
"shot_type": "waist-up composition, subject positioned on the right side of the frame",
“aspect_ratio”: “9:16 vertical”,
"texture": "sharp focus, natural indoor lighting, social media realism, clean details"
},
"background": {
"setting": "bright casual bedroom",
"wall_color": "plain white",
"elements": [
"bed with white textured duvet",
"black woven shoulder bag lying on bed",
"leopard print throw pillow",
"distressed white vintage nightstand",
"modern bedside lamp with white shade"
],
"atmosphere": "casual lifestyle, cozy, spontaneous",
"lighting": "soft natural daylight"
}
}
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@ryancarson Every other team is expected to code right now.
With the help of co-pilot and GitHub agents, it’s not just developers who are coding; Every other non developers are also expected to write code.
Where does the future lie for teams that are not coding like developers?
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Just got off the phone with an ambitious, smart 25 year old who asked for a career consult session.
The main thing I said over and over again:
-------> Get technical <-------
Learn how LLMs actually work.
Build a simple real-world product on top of the APIs and ship it.
Don't be one of the people who say "I can't code".
All those folks are getting laid off or will be.
Everyone said coding agents = you no longer need to code.
It's the exact opposite.
The devs are going to control the world even more than before.
Become a dev.
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