Christopher Stanley

By far one of my favorite features of Grok Build is how it handles conversation compacting. With Claude Code, compacting can take ages. With Grok Build it tells you it compacted, then instantly keeps building. That alone is a huge part of why this thing cooks so fast!

My mom loves Grok more than me

cucked by a clanker

@eddie_g33 He is a nerd

@cstanley why's he updating the damn bios

Don't forget to tell your parents to try Grok 4.5

@zamesin Grok build /model

@cstanley how do you use it? cursor/grok build?

Opus may be a little better, but holy shit Grok 4.5 is so much faster and cheaper.

@pentestlabltd @HackingDave @X @nikitabier @elonmusk @ipurple Fixed

@cstanley @HackingDave @X @nikitabier @elonmusk My account @ipurple was suspended due to the above reason. I submitted an appeal but no response. Any help would be greatly appreciated!

This stuff needs to be fixed pronto. @X @nikitabier @elonmusk Security research is not a violation, there's a reason this place is heavily used and has been heavily used for the security industry to promote defense and offense. If X continues to ban legitimate security professionals, researchers, I'm out of this place for sure.

@yatharthmann Really any job for a hand 🤠

Is there a place you can order just the hand? Asking for a friend. It’s totally definitely not for me 😬

@OhNoTheBurds 🤣

@cstanley Also, need to know if it is washable.

@claytonkern @levelsio This dash is custom but I use these sensors: en.air-q.com aranet.com

@cstanley @levelsio What kind of air sensor do you have?

Perfect sleep today at 16°C/61°F I might start the AC to precool the bedroom a bit earlier cause it takes awhile to get there Even though it's 19°C/66°F outside at night in Portugal, without AC our bedroom would be 30°C/86°F with 2 people in it Why? Well when we travel and we don't cool it, our bedroom at night is about 24°C/75°F, so that's the base temp And that's because it's a well insulated modern house (aka the blessing and curse of modern houses), modern walls delay the heat from the sun in the day so it heats up your house at night, essentially to save energy but it results in extremely hot bedrooms that are terrible for your sleep On top of that two people sleeping increases a bedroom temperature by another 3°C!/5°F. Especially if you work out and have some muscle mass which radiates even more heat! So without AC running we'd end up in a 27°C/81°F bedroom! Add a blanket to that and you add another 3°C, so you're sleeping at 30°C/86°F. Terrible sleep! If you ever slept in an old house you know how nice it is, it's barely insulated and feels breezy and cold at night, how it should be Overheating at night due to modern insulated homes is a well documented problem in energy efficient housing research So yes most of us need AC at night!

@JasonMyer @levelsio 🤠

@cstanley @levelsio We go with 70, he was talking 61, that's even colder 🥶

@JasonMyer @levelsio Perfect for sleeping and snuggling up

@cstanley @levelsio 65 seems cold.

@cormac_mars @levelsio Unfortunately, not enough for 9 people. Even if I open everything up and get it back down near 420 ppm, it just climbs right back, roughly 200 ppm an hour, until it settles around 1600 ppm 😫

@cstanley @levelsio air flush via windows weekly

@QuinnyPig I like watching them refresh their information too. It hits the same weird part of my brain as watching the cards bounce around when you beat solitaire 😂

@cstanley You’re not wrong.

Okay I like the XTeink 4 enough that I just ordered the 3. Amazing little device. (The glare is from a combination of pool deck lights and a screen protector. It doesn’t look like that in real life)

@QuinnyPig I don’t know why, but there’s something about the eInk form factor and its ability to just persist state while quietly displaying information that scratches an itch 🤣

@cstanley Easy mistake to make, apparently! I like the idea of having it accessible for commutes but not as interrupt driven as an iPhone.