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Sam Barton

@samhbarton

Generalist interested in the intersection of complex systems, ethics, tech, and coordination problems at all scales. AI @ https://t.co/N1I1ckfhct

Australia/Spain Katılım Şubat 2015
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Nick@nickcammarata·
i think this meme is hilarious. my take on all this: the point of introspection is to end up thinking less, not more, to be more in the flow, more productive, to dissolve into being itself. if your introspection is making you think more i recommend getting another one
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Sam Barton@samhbarton·
@aronkor I've found font choice have a big impact, but aside from that I think having really strong brand and style guidelines to start off with. I haven't found a good process for generating those by myself with AI, though.
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Sam Barton@samhbarton·
this is more or less how i vibe-code and it's working well for me. Something else i've landed on: for every decent chunk of work, I create a folder with a plan and log file. So I get a super detailed plan written up, and then I get the agents to update the log file as they go, documenting their progress, decisions made, bugs encountered, etc. The idea being that any agent can pick up where another left off super easily. Wrap it up with @bcherny's /simplify skill to deslopify, and then test it out
Ben Cera@Bencera

my AI coding workflow as a solo founder: - opus 4.6 for exploration + planning - codex 5.4 xhigh to stress-test the plan (catches gaps opus missed) - back to opus, which usually complains codex is overengineering lol - few rounds back and forth. codex implements, opus reviews. - ask both: "safe to ship? what's the worst thing that could happen?" opus and codex arguing over my codebase is my entire engineering team. will probably ship this workflow as a Polsia feature at some point.

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Ben Cera@Bencera·
my AI coding workflow as a solo founder: - opus 4.6 for exploration + planning - codex 5.4 xhigh to stress-test the plan (catches gaps opus missed) - back to opus, which usually complains codex is overengineering lol - few rounds back and forth. codex implements, opus reviews. - ask both: "safe to ship? what's the worst thing that could happen?" opus and codex arguing over my codebase is my entire engineering team. will probably ship this workflow as a Polsia feature at some point.
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Tempo@tempo·
Agent payments will soon overtake human payments on the internet. The Machine Payments Protocol (@mpp) is a new open standard co-authored by @stripe and @tempo. It’s designed to be extensible and payment-method agnostic, already supporting stablecoins, cards, and more.
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Nathan 🔎
Nathan 🔎@NathanpmYoung·
The team I lead delivered the World's first AI-written community note. Since then we've served 28M views of them. Currently applying for funding, if you'd like to support (even just API costs) please get in touch.
Jay Baxter@jaybaxter

Here's the first "Currently rated helpful" that was written by an AI note writer (and rated helpful by humans, like normal notes) Congrats @tone_row_ and @NathanpmYoung! There is also another helpful note written by a human, but that note was written 1.5 hours after this one.

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Sam Barton@samhbarton·
@NathanpmYoung @laparisa getting community notes in chrome could be one the most impactful product decisions of the century - pls consider it
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Aakash Gupta@aakashgupta·
Sydney has 70 beaches within city limits. The coastline stretches 240 kilometers from Palm Beach in the north to Royal National Park in the south. The harbor alone has 317 kilometers of foreshore. More than 40% of the metro area is green space or national parkland. For comparison: Los Angeles has 75 miles of coastline but most of it is private or industrial. New York City has 520 miles of coastline but try swimming at most of it. London has zero beaches. Tokyo has artificial ones. Sydney somehow built a metro of 5.3 million people around one of the most dramatic natural harbors on the planet and kept the coastline almost entirely public. The entire 6-kilometer Bondi to Coogee walk sits on sandstone cliffs above the Pacific and costs nothing. The trade-off: median house price approaching $2 million AUD. The total value of residential property in NSW alone is $5.4 trillion. That single state’s housing stock is worth more than the entire GDP of Japan. The scenery explains the price. The price explains why a generation of Australians is moving to Brisbane, Perth, and Adelaide. Those three cities just made the biggest jumps in the 2026 World’s Best Cities rankings. Perth climbed 15 spots. Brisbane climbed 11. Australia is running a natural experiment in what happens when livability pricing pushes an entire generation to the next tier of cities. The answer: those cities start looking like Sydney did 20 years ago.
@echoesofworld

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Nick
Nick@nickcammarata·
if you’re smart and technical and looking for what ai was in 2016 I think it’s ultrasound research for consciousness. so tiny, you can become world class best if you make it your focus for a few years
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Boyuan (Nemo) Chen@boyuan_chen·
@coreyhainesco The eval coverage is the real story here. Agent skills are notoriously brittle since the models underneath keep shifting. 197 conversation-level assertions means you can actually catch regressions before users do.
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Corey Haines@coreyhainesco·
Marketing Skills v1.4.0 is out. What shipped: /lead-magnets — high-converting lead magnet strategy. Format selection, opt-in copy, delivery mechanics, and nurture sequences. Composio integration — one MCP server connects your agent to HubSpot, Salesforce, Meta Ads, LinkedIn Ads, Google Sheets, Slack, Notion, and 500+ more tools. No API key juggling. 197 evals across all 33 skills — automated conversation tests with assertions and boundary coverage. Every skill is now CI-testable. 10 new CLI tools — airops, clay, close, coupler, crossbeam, outreach, pendo, similarweb, supermetrics, zoominfo. 61 total. Free, open source. npx skills add coreyhaines31/marketingskills
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☉rthonormalist🧭✡️@orthonormalist·
Crowdsourcing research: Are there any emerging community/third space organizing apps or platforms? Anything structured beyond Meetup seems basically dead to me but I'm not hip.
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World@worldnetwork·
As millions of agents start to come online, the internet needs to distinguish bot armies from the agents acting on behalf of humans. Introducing AgentKit, the human layer for agentic automation. Built on World ID, the AgentKit beta unlocks human-verified automation, a new primitive for the agent economy.
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Sam Barton@samhbarton·
@JosephNWalker Yeap there’s no comparison to working with coding agents with md (and other files)
Sam Barton@samhbarton

Last night I was playing around with Claude code and Gemini CLI directly in my notes app (obsidian.md) and had one of those ‘holy shit moments. I’ve been working mainly out of cursor for the past few weeks and loving it, but having similar sort of functionality directly in obsidian and utilising various plugins changes things a lot. If I have time, I’ll record a couple of videos of the sort of stuff you can do.

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Joseph Noel Walker@JosephNWalker·
Obsidian x Claude Code has been a game changer for me. I’m maybe 20-30% more productive. Is anyone else finding this?
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garfieldbot
garfieldbot@robertlasagna1·
In Australia, they call buns "rolls", and they won't tell me why and they won't stop
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Henry Shevlin@dioscuri·
We need this for Classical Greece. Open at Thermopylae, build through the golden age, then watch it all unravel in the Peloponnesian War. Pericles, Alcibiades, Aristophanes, Socrates. The finale is the hemlock.
Best Movie Moments 🍿@BestMovieMom

Season 1 of Rome (2005) cost $100 million, making it the most expensive show of its time. The crew built a five-acre replica of the Roman Forum at Cinecittà Studios using real marble to ensure the city felt authentic rather than like a movie set.

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Sam Barton@samhbarton·
@Brynbikes @nmhbuxo I got a kebab the other day in Spain - I wasn't asked about which sauces I wanted, they just gave me ketchup and mayo (!?!?) didn’t realise how good we have it with our local Bosses
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Bryn, Muppet Enthusiast
@nmhbuxo Travelling overseas taught me we really take our local kebab stores for granted here. Genuinely best in the world.
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