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@yeonjidev Chungking express is the most beautiful romantic Asian movie.

@dthuanspace Oh you know it!!! The best film in my life 🤍

How indie hackers stay out of their laptops on normal Wednesday:

Killing me softly with his vibe 😑

@anatelorenzen Perfect 👌

Finding product market fit as a solo founder.

@_HarshRana gemini-cli better than codex?

My Jan 2026 ranking of agentic coding cli tools: 1. claude-code 2. opencode 3. qwen-code 4. gemini-cli 5. codex

@tristanbob Tried chatgpt plus subscription to see how it compares, you might see it has more efficient token usage. I'm testing the opposite way.

I'm out of Claude Code tokens for a few hours. :( Should I buy the $100/month plan, or see what $20/month of OpenAI Codex can do?

@XEng Can the X algorithm detect and assess when someone gets targeted by multiple bots that mute and block them?

We have open-sourced our new 𝕏 algorithm, powered by the same transformer architecture as xAI's Grok model. Check it out here:  github.com/xai-org/x-algo…

>AI agents are not yet reliable enough to take over full-time white-collar jobs. >He worries that humanity will lose the ability to find purpose and meaning when work is no longer necessary. >Advice for the young: learning how to learn is the most crucial skill.

I've extracted a few important points from Demis Hassabis, the most trusted AI leader in the world: >We have not yet entered the singularity. >There is a 50% chance of reaching AGI by 2030 simply by scaling LLMs. youtu.be/BbIaYFHxW3Y?si…

@btibor91 true advantage of the Plus plan is a bunch of free codex usage.

OpenAI seems to be running another promo where you get ChatGPT Plus free for one month

There will be no more AI winters.

@_vmlops Definitely

Good morning

Actually, it's necessary. We should choose the role of software architect or product manager, and let AI consistently write code from scratch.

@daniel_nguyen I just started using Claude Code recently, but I think it has better structural guidance, while GPT Codex gives you more freedom.

Codex 5.2 works so well for me than I haven’t really spent much time with Opus 4.5. I did a couple of tasks with Opus and the results were decent. But I still need to actively steer the conversation a lot. With Codex, I usually just chat until I’m happy with the implementation plan. Then I leave it to do the work, start other tasks, come back to review and test. It’s slow, but most of the time it works correctly without any further edit. For challenging tasks like crash log analysis, GPT 5.2 Pro is very good at finding the root cause. But yes, It’s very very slow. Are you using both Opus and Codex, which one works better for you?

@DeBug_13 @Hesamation You can buy the digital version on Amazon Kindle or Google Play store.

@dthuanspace @Hesamation Where I can buy it? ....

“if a machine can replace you, you were never using your soul in the first place.” this is gonna stick in my mind for a long time.

@martinrue The key is to keep your energy and motivation so you don’t stop trying.

You guys are overcomplicating it. Let me explain how simple it is… Find a problem you care about. Bring your domain knowledge, new insights, and find a way to solve the problem better, faster or cheaper than others. PS: you probably need two of those. Get people to join the mission and help you without the usual incentives. Figure out how to codify the solution, create a slick UX, plan your infrastructure, take payments, [list truncated for brevity]. Get it wrong 100s of times, but don't lose the energy and motivation to keep trying. Get people excited to check out your product. Get them to tell you how to improve it. Get them to tell others about it. Avoid starvation, lost relationships, squandered youth and destroying your health. And, honestly, the world is yours. It's really that simple!

@nntaleb Nah! From your book

I've read that somewhere.

@wongmjane The lamp is warm, the room is cold, and my computer is the only thing that checks on me 😅

There’s no time for Christmas. Only time to build. Friends and family are distractions. Stay single. Lock in. Grind at all time

@Redpandan8 Pluribus definitely carries some sense of Brave New World. It makes us think about the private mind versus the shared mind. I’m eager to watch the next seasons to see how the conflict between enforced harmony and individual freedom will be resolved.

The opening scene of #pluribus was haunting. At first the girl is shown loving her goats. Once she turns, they just pick up everything and move away. That entire place was a theatrics for the hivemind to make that girl join them. And the heartbreaking scene of her goat crying for her love and care.