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france looks clueless. spain is going to the finals. their body language says it all.

@AmrTawfik160 they say to use hard prompts. 🫡

@ninzaverse hitting the claude limit on prompt one would send me straight back too lol

i wake up i see openai reset the usage limit i open claude code, hit the limit with one prompt regret not switching to chatgpt sleep

if fable-class models are already out there, then it makes no sense for anthropic to come out on the 17th and say they’re revoking access to fable 5. if they’re actually planning to do that, then there’s probably another model.. maybe more powerful, but cheaper, that they’re planning to launch. anthropic has to come out and say something.

anthropic analyzed 309,000 real claude conversations and found the AI has a different personality in every language hindi: warm, funny, praises your ideas russian: strict, corrects you, demands evidence same business plan. soft feedback in hindi, tough feedback in russian the differences are small but claude has millions of conversations a day. tiny bias x millions of repeats stops being tiny anthropic admits it doesn't know where cultural adaptation ends and bias begins full breakdown in today's newsletter: ninzaverse.beehiiv.com/p/you-re-not-t…

@ninzaverse Congratulations brah❤️

crossed 500 subscribers on my newsletter. 5k would be nice. need to take distribution more seriously. let’s go

gpt-5.6 vibe is so hard that openai had to pause image generation in chatgpt.

@techwith_ram you can't do that. stripe is not fully functional in india

NEED HELP!! I got a few readers of my Substack who already pledged to me, but I'm not able to connect my Stripe account with Substack. Due to Has anyone already solved this problem? Please DM. Would be really helpful.

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@rubicon49bc @2sush medium.com/p/be7aafdf91cc

@ninzaverse @2sush Link?

Once in a while a research paper comes out and, being a nerdy mind, u find it genuinely interesting. What LLM research is missing that humans have by default.

@2sush yeaayyyyyy😍

after the nuclear fallout, only two species will survive: cockroaches and indians. let's take a moment to thank our government babus

translation: don’t use grok and claude

cursor + grok might be the best merger of 2026. grok 4.5 is so good at coding.

@sama what’s your favourite anime?

that goes hard

AI data centers may have a new problem: climate change. A new study from the University of Hawaiʻi found that rising temperatures and humidity are making direct air free cooling, one of the cheapest and most energy-efficient ways to cool data centers, less effective. Researchers analyzed 45 years of weather data, climate projections, and global data center locations. They found: • Hours with conditions too hot or humid for air free cooling have increased significantly. • The biggest impact is already being seen across the tropics and the southeastern U.S. • More data centers are spending at least 25% of the year in conditions where this cooling method isn't viable. • By mid-century, these constraints are expected to worsen as the climate continues to warm. One of the most important findings: it's not just average temperatures rising. The worst heat and humidity days are getting even more extreme, which matters because those rare events determine reliability, backup systems, and infrastructure planning. As AI drives demand for more data centers, the cheapest cooling solution is becoming harder to rely on.

Trust me, X Analytics is vibe-coded.

@IterIntellectus pass

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