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@lukepuplett @alexalbert__ If I could like this twice, I would

@alexalbert__ Thanks for coming in from chopping logs to film this.

>Opus 4.5 "seems to be able to vibe code forever" I've found this to be very true. Much more to come here but basically you can set-and-forget this model as it works on coding task for you in the background. Feels like we hit a step change.

@selfhosted_ai @alexalbert__ Did anyone using cc even switch to codex in the first place? Most people I know didn't bother.

@alexalbert__ tomorrow: everyone changing from codex back to claude code

Introducing Claude Sonnet 4.5. The best coding model in the world combined with the best character of any model I've seen.

@AIadventure3 @btibor91 Yes. This is what it means. However chatgpt is not a very good agent and stops the agentic loop too often.

@btibor91 I wonder if developer mode would mean u can use MCP in regular chats and not just Deep Research.

ChatGPT web app changes added recently - New "Proactivity" section and mentions of "Gift" in Personalization settings (hidden for now) - Canva is the next official ChatGPT deep research connector ("Allow ChatGPT deep research to read Canva designs.") - New "Developer mode" for ChatGPT Connectors ("Developer mode is a powerful feature that allows you to add unverified connectors and access them in ChatGPT. Use it with caution.") - New warning about "Potentially Malicious Content Detected" ("This webpage contained hidden instructions that may be attempting to extract sensitive information. You should only continue if you're sure this content is safe.") with an option to "Mark safe and continue" or "Don't mark safe"

@jeremyphoward I think the better question to ask would be "do you consume any GMO foods". The results would be a more honest view of what people actually think. Then follow up with why. Actions speak louder than words.

I wonder why Australia and Netherlands are standouts here.

@DestinationDan @btibor91 What's the better direction?

@btibor91 This is just the dumbest direction to take. MCP is good locally, remote is a deathtrap. And trying to manage them all yourself is even more stupid.

Preview of the new MCP directory in the Claude web app (added just now), featuring "All connectors" and "For desktop only" connectors

@darrelltalksfi What's missing from most advice is a qualifier about investment time horizon. I like $VUG for long horizons etf10k.com/etf/VUG

Dave Ramsey’s investment strategy is pretty straightforward. He recommends a 4-fund portfolio: • 25% - $VUG (growth) • 25% - $VO (mid-cap) • 25% - $VB (small-cap) • 25% - $VXUS (international) For the average investor, is this a good portfolio?

@FluentInFinance $VUG is my favorite etf10k.com/etf/VUG

Vanguard low-fee ETFs: $VGT Tech $VTV Value $VUG Growth $VOO S&P 500 $VB Small Caps $VNQ Real Estate $VXUS International $VIG Dividend Growth $VTI Total Stock Market $VWO Emerging Markets $VYM High Dividend Yield Which is your favorite?

@ShaanVP You're the 3rd ecom brand I know that needs this. My biz partner and I will do this. We built debtpayoffplanner.com and gptnow.ai But let's do a jv. You'll be customer #1 then we'll go make shit ton together.

I'll pay anyone $25,000 if you can create a model/calculator that forecasts inventory buys for my ecom brand more accurately Data science, machine learning, AI...there's gotta be a better way than we're currently doing it DM me if you can do it

@nickdtrue @ShaanVP respect

@ShaanVP Top 2% 💪

If your spotify wrapped says you're in the top 5% of fans of the podcast - post on here and tag me. sending out free merch to top fans. my assistant will DM you for your address

@ShaanVP @ShaanVP - I prefer millionaires talking about millionaire shit :) Also, a shout out to your boy @BenWilsonTweets - love @HTTOTW

@SomyaThakker @RayDalio Human history repeats itself because of the human Operating System. Getting out of the messes we have created as a species will require understanding how to work with this OS (which we can change) more than understanding why we have this OS (which we cannot change)

@RayDalio You have never talked about what those archetypal cycles actually are. What is causing history to rhyme (metaphysically)? Have you ever looked to astrology? I love all your books, and deeply respect you. Looking forward to your daily shares on the changing world order.

Starting today, in addition to sending out Principles of the Day for life and work, on some days I will mix in Principles of the Day for monitoring and dealing with the changing world order. I am doing this because the progression of the Big Cycle is reaching the point where watching it more closely is warranted. As you know, my approach for dealing with reality as it is unfolding is to study how it works and identify good principles for dealing with it. I build my understanding by studying many past cases, documenting how they worked, and then developing principles for dealing with them. Then I watch what is happening, reflecting on my frame of references from studying the past, and I use my principles and my thinking to make decisions. I also computerize my principles into decision rules and use the computer to collect the substantial amounts of data that reflects what is happening and converts that data into decisions based on my principles. I have found that most everything has happened repeatedly throughout history, so I view most everything as "another one of those.” I deal each “another one of those” in the way I just described. Of course, no case is exactly the same - as the saying goes "history rhymes" rather than repeats itself. In my book Principles for Dealing With the Changing World Order I provided detailed descriptions of how the world order has repeatedly changed and I provided a lot of principles for dealing with it. I described the five big forces that make up the Big Cycle (i.e, 1. the big cycle of money/credit/debt; 2. the big cycle of internal peace and conflict; 3. the big cycle of external peace and wars; 4. big acts of nature; and 5. big technology developments) and how they typically unfold and I provide many indicators that show which stage of each of these cycles, and, in turn, which stage of the Big Cycle, we are in. For example I describe why I believe that we are in stage 5 (on the brink of war) of the Big Cycle and what to look for to signal the slipping into stage 6 (war), which include things like "All-out wars typically occur when existential issues (ones that are so essential to the country’s existence that people are willing to fight and die for them) are at stake and they cannot be resolved by peaceful means” and “people dying in the fighting is the marker that almost certainly signifies the progression to the next and more violent state, which will continue until the winners and losers are clearly determined.” The wars that result from these conflicts between major powers make it clear which side gets its way and has supremacy in subsequent matters. I believe that by providing these perspectives and principles for watching the Big Cycle unfold, we can together watch how history rhymes so that we can deal with its changes better than if we didn't do this.

@Gopal_twitts @langchain @hwchase17 We're helping a few startups right now. Happy to chat. gptnow.ai

Hey There, I am looking for a developer who is working on @langchain by @hwchase17 to have an interesting conversation about potential startup idea for which we can collaborate ! #ChatGPT #langchat #LLMs .

@bschutt @austin_rief 💯 the best itch ever scratched

@austin_rief One of my favorite episodes of any pod ever. podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/rep…

I have a 4 hour solo car ride tonight. I'm looking for your best short audiobook or long podcast episode recommendations. Only rule is it must be less than 4 hours. Hit me.

@ShaanVP This is good. I would add "what are my alternatives" A good decision is the process of choosing the best option among many, not deciding yes/no on one. Best book on decision making - Decisive, by the Heath brothers.

one important nuance: 1) This is isn't HOW I make the decision 2) this just recording my mindset in the moment 3) So that I can review later, to learn from it once I have results training the judgement muscle

@alancassinelli @stephsmithio @a16z @adampnathan Yes! Lots of challenges will have to solved as a result. e.g. what's going to replace workplace relationships?

Today is my first day at @a16z, as their new podcast host! My job: to cover the top people, businesses, and industries shaping the future. If I do my job right, we should all have a clearer picture of what's coming and how we can get involved. Who should we definitely have on?

@thesamparr Is this the new training program at your ranch?

Y’all living that Web3 life while I’m out here exploring dung beetles. Get on my level. #nationalgeographic #steveerwin

I guess we are about to learn how much value people place on a being part of a mission to "create and actually manufacture the most exciting and meaningful products of any company on earth"

@alexgarcia_atx You should pick someone else. Our app would be too hard for you 😜 - high download volume - low user LTV - competing with big budget paid ads in personal finance space debtpayoffplanner.com

Drop your startup below. I’m going to pick one and write a case study on how I’d grow it next Thursday.

@samuel_spitz Prev: destroying my health as a corporate VP in semiconductor industry Now: loving life as a bootstrap founder of an app that helps people get out of debt I think I win at mid life crisis!

What’s your wildest career pivot? I’ll start: -Prev: late-stage private equity for B2B software -Now: women’s fashion startup

@MichaelJNovotny Good for you Michael. A lot of people miss this point. I left corporate Jan 2021 to bootstrap. I ran 1000 miles that year. 4x any previous year for me. It helped in so many ways. Keep it up!

Part of the deal I made with myself quitting my job was improving my health. This week was a small step in that direction. I actually did some fitness related thing everyday. 🎉 Sad I've neglected it. 2022 will be about generating health and wealth. Who's with me!? 😎