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@MarioNawfal What happens if the mosquito is on your face lol

Your personal mosquito air defense system LiDAR locks onto a mosquito in 3 milliseconds. Laser fires. Fried. Up to 30 per second and works in pitch dark. It's called the Photon Matrix. The tech is literally descended from Reagan's Star Wars missile defense program, just shrunk down to fry bugs in your backyard. You wanted one yesterday didn't you.

@zekramu why is pi better

it blows my mind that people are still using codex & claude code.

@Victori83525871 @alluringmedia @PeterHadIt remember reading this in his autobiography: Elon Musk once fought a 350-pound world-champion sumo wrestler the exertion caused a severe spinal injury that resulted in a smashed (C5-C6) vertebra, requiring multiple surgeries and years of chronic pain

@alluringmedia @PeterHadIt I had cervical surgery 4 times and I do the same thing. It’s called nerve pain.

Take it from me, as someone who did COPIOUS amounts of Ketamine in my 20s, that is not all he is on.

@Richard_Nugent @willchen500 Real recognize real Richard

@mttycodes @willchen500 That is so true. Agent orchestration to generate high quality outcomes is my core challenge when building tools.

Harvey is valued at $11B. Legora just raised at $5.5B. I built their entire web application in two weeks and I'm making it open-source and free for everyone to use. Say hi to Mike: mikeoss.com. When I got the chance to try Harvey and Legora, I was surprised by how simple they were. A thought came to mind: I could probably build something similar in no time at all with Claude. And so I did. Assistant, project, tabular review and workflows. You get it all without vendor lock-in. Mike offers law firms an alternative, where they own the application layer and aren't stuck with a vendor they're renewing forever. You can try Mike in the demo on the website, or go to the GitHub link on the site to download the code and run a local version yourself.

@willchen500 Makes sense. I think it won’t be an issue soon. You probs can just use Anthropic and friends chat interface with Harvey’s MCP soon enough. And than UI will be your responsibility to vibe code in the chat :) lolol

@mttycodes Yes you are right. But I think Mike already made some improvements compared to the incumbents. Harvey could barely edit a document when I tested, and Legora couldn’t render a docx in landscape instead of portrait. Their tabular reviews are also super slow.

@todo_trev very cool stuff

Playing around building a physics simulator Bending beam here with a couple imus The plan is to build in some learned world models to compare against traditional simulation

@culturaliteral1 also just a shitty thing to do?

No creo que entiendas lo peligroso que es esto.

@adxtyahq wait this is sick. way better than some leetcode bs

just read a reddit post and a youtube breakdown of the Anthropic SWE interview loop never felt more dumb in my life. apparently you need to casually: - implement LRU cache with concurrency - build a web crawler - design LLM inference infra, KV cache management - reconstruct profiler traces from sampling profiler AI companies are interviewing like this now.

"I built X in Y time" is a much better metric. btw I rip code in my LLM all day too but 10K lines an hour in a codebase with other people seems unrealistic or i'm just slow in which case someone show me the way

using lines of code generated as the core metric for llm's taking over is so wrong. what matters is the output. if you have nothing to show than you're just larping my guy. anyone can generate 1K lines of code per min by asking the LLM to create a spaghetti factory

@Monz_ah isn't this the same thing as Lovable?

@adonispara you can have both

Which way young man? - goofing off outdoors with a chick - sunlight, smoke, strong coffee - rewatching Casino Royale for the third time OR - "grinding" alone in the den - zero human contact - building generational wealth?

holy fk how what can we do about these AI slop machines?? they are deceptive as hell and destroying the internet

@original_ngv that's called efficiency

one of the lead engineers at my company is so lazy that he won't even explain the bug to the AI. he will take a screenshot of the logs, paste it into Claude and just ask it to figure out what is causing it and fix the issue. its worked 10 times out of 10 so far.

@mattvanswol I'd think about what can they do right now where they can start building proof of work for something that interests them. Can they intern somewhere, can they work for free? I think experience >> education unless highly technical but can just learn w/ AI now anyways

I could use some help. My kids (middle/high school) are already thinking about college and life after graduation. Looking 5–10 years out, it’s hard to find a path that doesn’t look like AI could replace it. If you were them, what would you study or do after high school?

@whatdotcd groceries and looking for apartments!

What are you guys doing with OpenClaw... still havent found a valuable way to integrate it into my life.

@chddaniel @shipper_now but... can it handle 10M concurrent users

Wow... Claude Opus 4.6 is going to disrupt software 🤯 🤯 Reddit is a company worth $28.93B So I cloned it in 4 minutes using CC Opus 4.6 on @shipper_now. It takes ~5 min longer to enable back-end and auth, and expand subreddits.. Should I keep building my own Reddit??

@distributionat false consensus effect

Twitter is reliably 3-6 months behind what’s actually going on in SF and the rest of the world is 3-6 months behind that. So in May or so there will be a big stock market adjustment to an AGI headline.

the only thing that matters is momentum and consistency