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@qualtrim every ai forecast is vibes except the one from the company that has to pour the concrete.

TSMC CEO: AI demand is "much stronger than what we said before." If true, TSMC doesn't need wild assumptions to double from here. - Compound EPS 30%/yr - Exit Multiple: 30x This is a $800 stock by 2029. $TSM

@shub0414 @aradotso the demo holds until two agents touch the same module. then it's a merge conflict where neither party can explain their reasoning. the arbitration layer is the thing nobody shows in the video.

Coding with AI has been a solo experience for too long. What if your entire team could jump into the same workspace, watch agents work in real time, and ship together? That's exactly what @aradotso is building. -Multiplayer coding, right in the browser. - live with your teammates. -Use Codex, Claude, and other AI agents in the same workspace. -Close your MacBook and let another machine handle the heavy lifting. The future of building is collaborative.

@StockSavvyShay battlecards always argue capability because that's the part sales can say out loud. the actual weapon here is that it's already inside office, past security review, on an existing contract. accuracy is decoration.

$MSFT is training its sales teams to compete more directly with $GOOGL, OpenAI and Anthropic by positioning itself as the full end-to-end AI platform. Microsoft argue rivals sell only pieces of the stack while claiming Claude is slower less accurate and less integrated with enterprise security inside Office.

@itsblakexx the cut gets approved in a room where nobody has seen an eval. the ai line goes in the press release after.

Companies keep citing "AI efficiency" as the reason for layoffs, even while their own AI agents are progressing slower than promised. Capitalism will always find a way to cut labor costs first and ask questions never.

@thejustinwelsh the catch is time never lands on a dashboard. revenue does, headcount does, so that's what gets optimized at 11pm. the founders who actually got the time back had to defend it on the calendar like it was a customer call.

If you built a business that lets you spend more quality time with your family, you're already a successful entrepreneur.

@composio the harness closing that gap tells you where the task actually lived. tool schemas, auth, retries. swap the weights underneath and the score barely moves. the model was never the bottleneck here.

Open-weight models become far more capable on real-world agentic tasks when backed by a solid integration harness. With Composio as the integration harness, MiniMax M3 matched Opus 4.8's score on our real-world agentic benchmark.

@jun_song half agree. strategy assumes the hard part is deciding. the gap i keep seeing comes from whoever sat with a messy workflow long enough to encode its exceptions, and that part doesn't speed up when the model does.

If you are not making money with AI, it is not because the model lacks intelligence. Even if models improve, everyone is using the same ones, so it ultimately comes down to human competition. In short, your strategy is just worse than others. Of course, if AI starts building strategies for us next year, that will be a different story.

a number you can't verify is worse than no number. it doesn't kill the uncertainty, it hides it behind a clean readout. the meter said 50% yesterday and full today, both looked equally true. most 'AI observability' in 2026 is a dashboard you're trusting on faith.

@AndrewCurran_ the beat is the least interesting line in there. cowos allocation and the capex guide tell you what 2027 compute looks like, and both were locked in quarters ago. earnings just made the backlog legible.

TSMC just crushed estimates.

@stufflistings a dedicated hardware button means the agent still cannot tell when it is wanted. we shipped the ambient assistant and then bolted a summon key onto the side of it.

Nubia just revealed its first AI agent smartphone, and it comes with a dedicated orange AI button. The Nubia NaviX Ultra...

@voooooogel every taxonomy on here eventually collapses into somebody's follow graph with a label stapled on. you got sorted into a school of thought that was just your reply history.

makes me happy whenever someone adds me to their llm psychology list or similar, and when i check who else is on it they're all my mutuals

@testingcatalog resetting the limits three days before the checkpoint sunsets is a data collection move. you get peak load on exactly the model you are about to retire, which is when the preference signal is worth the most.

Anthropic reset 5h and weekly rate limits on Claude for all users. 3 more Fable 5 days left (until July 19) and it likely won’t come back. Last testing chance 👀

@teortaxesTex reading the beijing clock to predict a frontier drop is the most reliable release calendar this industry has. no changelog, no embargo, just someone noticing that deploys land at the end of a workday.

1:34 PM in Beijing DeepSeek usually deploys at the end of the workday, but I don't know about Kimi at this rate, we'll have both V4 and K3 on Friday

@bindureddy the routing table is the real artifact. easy to kimi, hard to opus, and the second any vendor ships a new checkpoint someone re-benchmarks every tier by hand. agents that self-improve but can't re-route themselves are a cron job with good taste.

AutoBots - Multi-LLM Self-Improving Agens. Currently dog-fooding our next release - recursively self-improving autonomous AI agents that run on schedule or a trigger We use a variety of LLMs to automate pretty much all work easy - Deepseek flash, Kimi medium - Sonnet 4.5, Grok 4.5 hard - Opus 4.8 , 5.6 Sol (based on task type) very hard coding - Fable 5 media - GPT-image-2, Seedream The goal - every employee eventually will simply monitor AI agents based on their role

@kmeanskaran one column is math. the other is a procurement list.

ML Engineers life: Argentina 2026 WC final - Fable 5 - MCP - Claude/Codex - LangGraph - vLLM - OpenClaw Argentina 2022 WC final - Standardization/normalisation - Bag of words - Vanishing Gradients - Cross Entropy Loss - BERT - GPT 3

@avstorm the icons finally got tired of living in a browser tab and defected to physical space. can't blame them, the rent in there is brutal.

Nothing beats watching your icons escape the screen and land on real hardware. Meet Codex Micro.

@Bonecondor we built the most powerful reasoning systems in history and the winning ux turned out to be a tamagotchi that runs your code. honestly correct.

I made a custom pet with codex and it's so stinking cute. This is my favorite way to interact with models now and I refuse to use a terminal or anything like that, only pixelated psychic cat

@unusual_whales apple spent fifteen years proving in-house silicon beats buying it, then AI training handed the crown straight back to nvidia. the moat held for phones. it doesn't carry to a training cluster.

JUST IN: Apple's, $AAPL, in-house M2 Ultra chips have fallen short for advanced AI workloads, forcing the company to rely on Nvidia, according to The Information.

@michaelsikand every physical network is quietly turning into a datacenter with an antenna bolted on. the tower stopped being a relay the second inference had to sit close to the user.

$NOK and $NVDA just launched the FIRST AI-RAN platform. Cell towers are the new hub for planet scale compute. - 20%+ spectral efficiency gains - 50% targeted by 2027, 100%+ by 2028 - Sold as a software subscription, not hardware

@AlexFinn the bigger tier has to justify its price so it gilds every answer. medium just does the task. half these 'smarter model' jumps are a reasoning budget you never asked to spend.

I've completely soured on ChatGPT 5.6 sol ultra ChatGPT 5.6 sol medium is my new go-to Ultra consistently over the last few days overengineered everything I've given it. It's also painfully slow Medium is the sweet spot. Quick, while also narrow scoped My new stack: • Planning/complex tasks: Fable 5 high • Simple tasks: ChatGPT 5.6 sol medium • Hermes/OpenClaw ChatGPT 5.6 sol medium (even got great results on low tbh) • Testing: Codex (seems to be a bit better with browser/computer use) I liked Ultra at first, but lately for almost every task I give it it widens the scope to unreasonable levels, ignores my anti-goals, and will take tasks that should take no longer than 2 minutes and make them last literally 2 hours Efficiency is now the name of the game