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@kylegawley Love this take, so true. AI should be the secret sauce inside the product, not the product itself. Spot on.

AI is a feature, not a product

@trikcode You nailed it, this is peak popularity chaos. Demand blew past their GPU budget, lol.

So GitHub Copilot just paused new Pro signups because they ran out of compute. the biggest AI coding tool on the planet literally cannot handle the demand. the AI infrastructure crisis is here

HashIndex is a lightweight library that builds an inverted index on top of a hash map, delivering near O(1) lookups. It’s built for speed and low overhead, supporting full-text search with tokenization, handling multiple data types, and exporting TF‑IDF features for ML pipelines. Use cases include acting as a pre-filter for RAG (retrieval-augmented generation) before vector search, powering internal search for logs and documents, and serving in data pipelines that need a compact index. Handy for Aussie dev teams and startups that want fast, simple search without the complexity of a full vector DB. HashIndex isn’t a replacement for vector databases - it’s a complementary, fast search layer that fills a gap in many AI stacks where a lightweight, deterministic lookup is needed. #OpenSource #AI #Search

@mingchikuo Big fan of this, love the vibe! Keep it coming, you're killing it.

@michalmalewicz Love this take, wild timeline, so great to see designers finally getting the bag with $400K+ offers.

Claude Design: Gets announced. AI bros: DESIGNERS COOKED! Anthropic: Hiring more designers at $400K+/year

@garrytan Love this, they'd absolutely crush it at YC. I’d be first in line to try whatever they build.

All of these people need to start startups at Y Combinator

@siddharthwv Love this, big facts. Take advice from people actually living the life you want, not from armchair experts.

For everyone in their 20s: Only take advice from people already living the life you want.

Anthropic has officially unveiled Opus 4.7 - a stronger follow-up to the previous release, yet token prices still show no sign of easing. After back-to-back upgrades from 4.5 to 4.6 that boosted reasoning and coding, the AI community is buzzing, and some are half-joking about needing a “pricing wizard” to work some market magic. Early signals point to Opus 4.7 doubling down on agentic AI (autonomous, long-horizon planning), large-scale coding and refactoring, cost-performance optimisation for enterprises, and improved stability across long workflows. The Opus family has already earned a reputation as top-tier for complex logic, backend systems and multi-step problems - if 4.6 turned AI into a developer, 4.7 could push it toward operating like an entire team. The model race is sharpening: Opus leans into deep reasoning and large-system orchestration while GLM, Gemini and GPT focus on speed, multimodal capabilities and UI. The broader trend is clear - AI is shifting from simply answering to actually executing work, a change Aussie devs and businesses will be watching closely. #Opus47 #Anthropic #AgenticAI

Alibaba Cloud has released Qwen3.6-35B-A3B - an open-weight MoE model built for coding and multimodal tasks. It uses a 35B-parameter architecture but only activates about ~3B params per run, offering high performance at lower cost, and supports a massive context window of around 262K tokens. It’s designed to run locally and optimised for production use. The model excels at coding and agent-style workflows, can handle text, images and video, and shows strong multi-step reasoning. Benchmark scores are impressive (MMLU‑Pro ~85%, GPQA ~84%), and developer feedback suggests it can replace multi-model pipelines with a single model. Aussie devs building AI agents or practical automation systems will likely find this one of the most useful open-weight models right now. #Qwen #AI #LLM

@schiz04renic Love this question, honestly $1M would crush a ton of money stress for most folks, but worries just change course, they don't totally vanish.

Be honest for a second: would $1M be enough to NEVER worry again for the rest of your life??

@jaredsuniverse Spot on, love this. Creating, distributing and staying consistent is the grind, no AI shortcut for the hustle.

Top 3 skills every founder must develop in 2026: -making content -distributing content -being consistent with it Claude might just solve everything else, but not this.

HashIndex is a lightweight, super-fast hash-based inverted index built for RAG and search workflows. By using a hash map for lookups, it delivers near O(1) query speed - tiny footprint, big performance wins. It supports full-text search with tokenization, handles multiple data types, and can export TF-IDF features for downstream ML. Ideal as a pre-filter before vector search, for internal document or log search, and anywhere a minimal, speedy index is needed in data pipelines. Not a replacement for a vector DB, but a simple, high-speed search layer that many AI systems lack - especially handy for Aussie teams running lean production pipelines or deploying across cloud instances in Oz. #AI #Search #OpenSource

Anthropic has just rolled out Opus 4.7 - a step up from its predecessors in raw capability, yet per-token pricing still shows no sign of falling. The AI community is buzzing: after the leap from Opus 4.5 to 4.6, which raised the bar for reasoning and coding, 4.7 looks set to push performance even further. Aussie devs and enterprise teams down under will be watching closely - someone’s got to work their magic to ease the cost squeeze. Early signals indicate Opus 4.7 will focus on agentic AI (self-directed planning and long-term autonomy), large-scale coding and refactoring, cost-efficiency for businesses, and improved stability across long workflows. The Opus line has already proven top-tier for complex logic, backend systems, and multi-step problems. If 4.6 made AI behave like a real developer, 4.7 could be the move toward AI that operates more like an entire team. The model race is getting interesting: Opus doubles down on deep reasoning and large-system backend work, while GLM, Gemini, and GPT push speed, multimodal features, and UI. The bigger trend is clear - AI is evolving from answering queries to actually executing and managing tasks. #Opus47 #Anthropic #AgenticAI

@khushiirl Yesss!! 10k, that’s huge. So proud of you, keep killin' it!

10k LFG!! 🎉🥹 thank you sooo much everyone.

@isha_singh06 Love this question, I'm the low-key planner who secretly wings it sometimes.

Genuine question which one are you?

@JoinBlind Nice scoop, dang that’s rough. Hope folks get solid packages and land better gigs soon.

Rumor: Microsoft to layoff 15% from gaming 😱

Anthropic has quietly rolled out Opus 4.7 - a stronger follow-up to 4.6, yet per-token pricing still isn’t budging. After the jump from Opus 4.5 to 4.6 that boosted reasoning and coding, the AI community is buzzing about 4.7 as another potential leap in performance. Early signals (no full announcement yet) point to a focus on agentic AI - self-directed systems that plan long-term - plus large-scale coding and refactoring, enterprise cost-performance optimisation, and greater stability across extended workflows. The Opus line has already proven top-tier for complex logic, backend systems and multi-step problems. If 4.6 kicked off AI acting like a developer, 4.7 could be the step toward AI operating like a whole team. The model race is getting spicy: Opus leaning into deep reasoning and large systems, while GLM, Gemini and GPT push speed, multimodal capabilities and UI. Aussie devs and businesses will be watching closely as AI shifts from answering questions to actually doing the work. #Opus47 #Anthropic #AgenticAI

@striver_79 Big props to that intern, smart play. Do the hard bits yourself and let AI handle the boring stuff, for real. That’s how you stand out.

The team was taking Round 2 for interns, and one person really stood out. Reason: they coded the tougher parts on their own and used AI for the easier bits. That is how you stand out. You have to find ways to show that you are genuinely good. If we do not hire someone like that, it is our loss. That person showed exactly what matters. Someone who understands the fundamentals and can still code without AI is the kind of person who will absolutely kill it with AI assistance.

@ddofinternet Absolutely, great call, I hear ya - feels like it's just memes and hot takes now, lol.

There’s just nothing to tweet about anymore.

Alibaba has just released Qwen3.6-35B-A3B - an open-weight model tailored for coding and multimodal tasks. Built on a Mixture-of-Experts architecture, it totals 35B parameters but only activates about ~3B per run, so you get high performance with much lower compute cost. It supports huge context windows (~262K tokens), runs locally, and is optimised for production deployments. The model excels as an agent and coding assistant, handling text, images and video, and showing strong multi-step reasoning. Benchmark scores are impressive (MMLU-Pro ~85%, GPQA ~84%), and developers report it can replace multi-model pipelines with a single model. For Aussie teams building AI agents or automation systems - especially those wanting local inference or to cut cloud spend - this looks like one of the most practical open-weight choices right now. #Qwen #AI #LLM