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So you decided to block me instead of paying my affiliate earnings??? @johnxie @Taskade

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@PatrickHaede AI UGC

Some people still won't put AI UGC behind paid spend. Drifting faces. Glitching hands. Stitched-in audio that missed the mouth by half a second. Seedance 2.0 fixes all three. It's live in Superscale today. The skeptics can test now. Comment "AI UGC" and get 1,000 free credits to test it yourself.

@johnxie @johnxie @Taskade Where is my my affiliate earnings John #aiagents #taskade #claude #ai #openai #aiworkflow

20 people. $100M revenue. That’s not a funding story. It’s an operating model shift. The mistake everyone makes in the AI era: They think leverage comes from better tools. It doesn’t. It comes from operating at the boundary. Picture AI capability as an expanding bubble. Inside the bubble: Tasks agents can reliably execute. Outside the bubble: Tasks that still require humans. The surface of that bubble — that thin membrane — is where all the leverage lives. That’s where you decide: • What to delegate • What to verify • Where to intervene • Where human attention actually matters And here’s the part most people miss: As the bubble expands… the surface area increases. The frontier doesn’t shrink. It grows. Which means: More seams. More judgment calls. More verification strategy. More workflow redesign. The winners aren’t the ones who “use AI.” They’re the ones who master frontier operations: 1. Boundary sensing 2. Seam design 3. Failure model maintenance 4. Capability forecasting 5. Attention calibration Not prompt engineering. Not AI literacy. Operational calibration. That’s why tiny teams are beating giants. Not because they have better models. Because they: – Redesign seams quarterly – Update failure models monthly – Recalibrate attention weekly – Let agents handle 80% – Guard the 20% that compounds Industrial org charts assumed: More people → more output. AI-native orgs invert it: Better frontier operators → more leverage. A calibrated team of 5 can now ship like a team of 20. Not by working harder. By delegating intelligently. And here’s the uncomfortable truth: If your agents haven’t surprised you recently, you’re not at the frontier. The gap isn’t model access. Models are portable. Compute is rentable. The gap is calibration. And that gap compounds every quarter.

Why are they called settlers instead of terrorists?

@WhiteHouse The War house

UNDEFEATED.

@Maya144796 go fight

In the shelter

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There’s a new myth forming in tech: “SaaS is dead. AI will replace everything. Everyone will just vibe-code their own tools.” I don’t buy it. What’s happening is more structural. Code is becoming abundant. Understanding is not. We can generate more software in a weekend than small teams shipped in months. But generation isn’t the hard part anymore. If no one owns the structure, no one reads the edges, no one knows what’s actually running at 2am… you don’t get speed. You get fragility. The bottleneck isn’t writing software. It’s coherence. It’s containment. It’s trust. This feels like the shift from dedicated servers to VPS hosting. We didn’t eliminate servers. We virtualized them. Same infrastructure. Clear boundaries. Smaller blast radius. Now we’re virtualizing intelligence. Same foundation models. Shared compute. But scoped environments. Each workspace is its own runtime. Memory is contained. Agents operate inside boundaries. Execution is auditable. That’s the difference between a demo and a system you can live inside. Token costs are collapsing. Models keep improving. Output is easy. Durability is hard. The real question isn’t: “Can AI generate software?” It’s: “Can it generate systems that stay coherent over time?” In a world of infinite generation, structure becomes the product. Abundance doesn’t kill software. It exposes what was never structured to begin with.

🚨 BREAKING Palestinian children are reportedly being detained by the ISRAELI Defense Forces in the West Bank. Retweet. The world needs to see this.

@johnxie @johnxie can you explain this? Decided to block me instead of paying my affiliate earnings!!!!!!

Someone found error-correcting code inside the laws of physics. That's a software pattern. In 2009, physicist S. James Gates found these exact structures embedded in particle equations. Not proof of a simulation. Just... familiar. Lately I think about this while building @Taskade. You type one sentence. A system comes alive. Projects that remember. Agents that think+learn. Automations that execute. Not a document. Not a dashboard. A coherent little world. Maybe we're not building tools. Maybe we're building small universes. Simulation or not, you still ship.

Punch, a baby monkey makes the whole internet cry, but babies in Gaza get ignored!!! Same innocence. Same pain. Just not trending enough.

Israel killed them💔

@johnxie Instead of paying my affiliate earnings, you've decided to block me?? this is how your company works??

@johnxie This is unprofessional and unacceptable from you

In the United States, simply opening your backpack makes people think you're a shooter. What a rotten culture.

@IDF "The Ramadan is the best time to kiII them. They're weak and tired." — Israeli Knesset member Almog Cohen.

The IDF wishes a peaceful Ramadan Kareem to all who celebrate!

Western values

Matthew Cassel, shows how Palestinians in The West Bank gets their life disrupted by the occupation - Every day is a test of patience In the West Bank

Ramadan apps shouldn’t feel outdated. So I built one in pure SwiftUI that feels like a modern iOS product. Meet Siraj 🌙

don’t you remember when you came into a mosque during Ramadan and started attacking Muslims that were peacefully praying in 2023 for ur own pleasure? because I do. x.com/Kahlissee/stat…