Daniel Stojanovic

@thatguybg Notion tried that (and failed)

my hot take is that 99% of software can be built with the same set of finite elements spending time/tokens building any of this from scratch over and over again is peak AI psychosis

@trq212 I fucking hate all the shit-talk about Anthropic. I'm sure you guys are just as annoyed by the compute limits you're facing to the rapid growth. And yet they all still use Fable. You owe no one an explanation. Whoever's not a fan may cancel. But stop the constant whining, ppl. 😮‍💨

This was due to a heroic effort by many people at Anthropic working sometimes literally around the clock It was not at all clear that we'd be able to do this in time, and so proud of everyone who made it happen. Enjoy Fable.

I'll be back in 10 minutes’ is the biggest lie every developer has ever told. 💀

Grok now hitting hard at not only coders (Grok Build) but Knowledge Workers (-> Claude Cowork)

@hthieblot - Counter Strike 1.6 - Warcraft 3 - World Of Warcraft (vanilla) - Command & Conquer 3

If you grew up gaming between 1990 and 2010.. what's the one game you still think about?

Really cool use case!

@blader Can't confirm unfortunately

looks like anthropic just silently removed the separate rate limit for fable in claude code:

Wow, they really don't love each other, do they.

My @grok 4.5 now runs without VPN (I'm located in 🇩🇪 ). Did the EU give its permission without telling @SpaceXAI or, did @SpaceXAI get the permission without telling its users? 😂

Incredible!!!

@theo haha those are rookie numbers

Do I seriously need a third account? 🙃

interesting if true! Would love to know how Opus 5 fares against F5 on quality and pareto-efficiency

@NotionHQ @CleaneraMade rotted *

@NotionHQ @CleaneraMade Our notion literally rottet the last months because agents were writing MD files, but as they keep editing them, a one-time import won't cut it!

.md, meet Notion 👋 You can now open Markdown files in Notion as a read-only preview, then import them as Notion pages.

@NotionHQ finally!

@thsottiaux @matthewmillerai hahaha

@matthewmillerai Users are up

Why is OpenAI doing so many usage resets? Something is up.

@MilliardVenture @BraedendotTECH this is exactly how I feel. Superpowers I never had before

@BraedendotTECH Im 36 and feels like ive unlocked a new part of my brain

I'm 33 and I think Claude Code is melting my brain. For 6 months straight I've had 5-6 terminals open at once, waiting on responses just to smash "enter" 90% of the time. That's the whole job now. And it's doing something to me. A few friends and I keep circling back to the same thing in conversations: none of us feel as sharp as we used to. Maybe it's just us. But I keep wondering how many other people in their 30s feel it too. (And yeah: this is a me problem, how I lean on the tool, not the tool itself. Doesn't make the effect any less real.)

@bryan_johnson Kate is pretty cool

We know curiously little about the first female, Eve: > never heard from her > no data on her life > manufactured from man > was second > is to blame Eve is our foundational concept of a woman, yet she is not legible. Why? For 1,400 years, humanity was confused about planets too. When the ancient Greeks looked up to the sky, they saw some lights (stars) appeared fixed, while other lights (planets) moved erratically. They couldn’t understand why. From their vantage point, Mars would stop, reverse, loop backward, and then resume. Planets were bewildering, called "wanderers". To Greek physicians, the womb was also perplexing. They taught that the womb moved freely, a restless wanderer inside the body. They looked up at the sky, and at a woman, and concluded the same thing: they are erratic and wandering. To resolve this planetary madness, astronomers spent 1,400 years trying to understand. They used complicated models, overlaying circles onto circles (epicycles). Then, Copernicus and Kepler figured it out. Two insights solved over 1,400 years of bad explanations. It turns out the observed was not fixed, and the orbits were ellipses, not perfect circles. Our bewilderment about female health only means it is yet to be understood. There’s a reframe waiting to happen. In the fifth century BCE, Polykleitos sculpted the male body as a system of ideal mathematical proportion. Setting the historical trajectory for the “ideal” body. This passed through Vitruvius and then was immortalized by Da Vinci. This is how the default template of the human body was established. The male body was chosen because it held still, not because it was superior. It lacked the cyclical, "erratic", misunderstood shifts of the female body. Perhaps it's time for another reframe. In the next 90 days, Kate will become the most measured female in history. Three of her menstrual cycles (orbits) will be meticulously tracked. > 1,900 biomarkers tracked > 14.8 million data points > 100 tasks a day > 6-10 hours a day > 50+ devices > brain, taste, smell, and more > 3 menstrual cycles The effort will reveal new insight into female health, though that’s not really the primary objective here. Kate is trying to become legible. First to herself, and then to others.

@elonmusk really does deserve to be the richest person alive. I'm impressed by one of his posts at least once per day (sometimes more than that). 🐐