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I’m quoting this so I can pin it to my page.
Thanks.
DHH@dhh
"Do not wish that all things will go well with you, but that you will go well with all things." – Epictetus
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Software; Ruby on Rails. Currently @return_labs . notes to self: “Err on the side of do.” “Iteration beats deliberation.”
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@_chulan @zeddotdev Do you mean this is not a useful feature? Well, that's arguable, and btw, there's a decent chance the initial version of the git graph lands today. Looks like I gotta check again in a couple more hours.
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@zeddotdev In the meantime, jetbrains has removed the Code with me feature, and you should care about the git graph.
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@realsigridjin @Fried_rice They’ll prolly take it down like Apple did after their App Store frontend source code leaked a little while back.
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@Fried_rice i backed the source up on my github
github.com/instructkr/cla…
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Claude code source code has been leaked via a map file in their npm registry!
Code: …a8527898604c1bbb12468b1581d95e.r2.dev/src.zip
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@hackSultan Ayy! Awesome stuff you’re doing, man. I’ve been following you for a bit and I’d love to escape the new feature even more than I already have.
Thanks.
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I'll try this actually. To try and open the gateway for Nigerians because of the new twitter location feature.
So I'll try and follow 100 people daily starting today.
If you're in tech and I'm not following you, kindly RT this and drop a comment.
Name cannot be blank@hackSultan
There’s something I want to try on X, what will it look like if I do like John Cena and actually follow everyone randomly?
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Okay and who of you couldn't reply to this? Please please only if you couldn't okay?
@levelsio@levelsio
Okay let's see who can reply to this
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@daniel_nguyenx Good to see I’m somewhat in this circle. Now I need to post more about the things I’m working on.
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Welcome to my little corner on here. What are you building?
(only real builders can reply to this post)
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@levelsio @nikitabier @photomatt Damn! It appears I’ve been excluded. But it’s aiit. I can just read I guess.
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This would be genius actually @nikitabier
Where people I follow can reply to my tweets but also the people they follow (like 2nd degree follows)
And maybe you can see that in small text too like:
@photomatt (via @levelsio):
"Bla bla bla"
Then if you realize that's an AI bot you just unfollow your friend
Matt Mullenweg@photomatt
@levelsio @X One interesting approach would be like a web of trust, not just allowing people you follow but allowing people they follow. Creates huge pressure to unfollow sloppers.
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@UltraLinx Right? Because this looks like throwing the baby out with the bath water.
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Why not just make it so that revenue sharing isn’t available for certain types of content:
Politics
Gambling
Alcohol
Etc
Nikita Bier@nikitabier
Starting Thursday, we'll be updating our revenue sharing incentives to better reward the content we want on X: We will be giving more weight to impressions from your home region—to encourage content that resonates with people in your country, in neighboring countries and people who speak your language. While we appreciate everyone's opinion on American politics, we hope this will disincentivize gaming the attention of US or Japanese accounts and instead, drive diverse conversations on the platform. We invite creators to start building an audience locally. X will be a much richer community when there's relevant posts for people in all parts of the world.
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So Amazon just shot 200+ satellites into space.
But let me tell you what this actually means, especially if you live in Ghana or Africa.
Amazon has a government deadline. The FCC told them to get 1,600 satellites up by July 2026 or lose their operating license. That is why launches are happening this fast.
Now what does this mean for us (Africa)
Starlink already entered Ghana in 2024.
And the moment it did, it started charging less than half of what our local ISPs charge.
So what happens when Amazon Leo arrives with the same model, backed by more money, more satellites, and the entire AWS cloud infrastructure behind it?
Your local ISP does not have the balance sheet to compete with Amazon. They can barely maintain their current infrastructure.
When two American giants start a price war over Africa’s internet market, African ISPs are not players in that fight.
They are the collateral.
The good news is prices will drop.
The real question is who will own the infrastructure your country runs on?
Both Starlink and Amazon Leo route your data through servers and ground stations they control, mostly outside Africa. That means your government, your hospitals, your banks, your schools, all depending on foreign pipes that a foreign government can switch off, slow down, or price however they want.
We will get cheaper internet, but we will just not own any of it.
One question is still pending, why are they rushing to own Africa’s internet? 🤔
Kalshi@Kalshi
JUST IN: Amazon has launched 200+ satellites
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@Senyo197 @elliot_solution And that should reduce reliance on undersea cables. It should also significantly reduce latency because it’ll be a shorter trip.
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@Senyo197 @elliot_solution Actually, Starlink still uses those sea cables. Instead of cell towers (masts), the info goes up from the ground station (connected to undersea cables) to the satellites and back to your dish.
In the future tho, the satellites should communicate directly with each other.
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This what Claude says:
“The format performs depth. By pretending to correct a misconception, the writer positions themselves as someone who sees what others miss — even when there’s no real correction happening. Each line slightly inflates the previous one toward grandiosity.”
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So, I’m not sure if AI is responsible for this or not, but what’s with this “this isn’t this, it is that” pattern I’m seeing so often lately?
Nobody made any of those claims, so why refute them like that?
Is there a name for this style of talking/writing? I’d love to know more.
CODE | Systems Architect@_CODEwalker
This isn’t just a feature update, it’s a system redesign for interaction. Apple isn’t adding bells and whistles, they’re creating a unified AI layer across the device. Siri + Spotlight + creative tools = a persistent interface It can now think with you, act for you, and streamline your workflow. The shift isn’t incremental, it’s turning the iPhone into a system that responds to intent and not taps on the screen.
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@VadimYuryev I’d watch it even there was no thumbnail, but if I were pick, I’d go with the “Ultimate Upgrade Guide!” one.
I like that there we see the CPU core counts in there, and no “HOLY SMOKES.” Lol
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Which thumbnail do you think is the best for tomorrow's video comparing M1 Max vs M2 Max vs M3 Max vs M4 Max vs M5 Max?
Stay tuned tomorrow at 8AM PT on Max Tech YouTube!
Vadim Yuryev@VadimYuryev
HOLY MOLY the M5 Max chip is a BEAST at 3D Rendering in the newly updated Blender 5.1. Tested it vs all of the previous fully-specced out Max chips in our ULTIMATE Performance Guide video going live tomorrow at 8AM PT on Max Tech YouTube. Subscribe & Stay Tuned!
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@VadimYuryev @pururajdutta Exactly, my point. Yeah. I expect next Neo to only be a chip upgrade at the same price, so it’d get the RAM bump for free. No price increase.
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Absolutely not lol. New MacBook Neo with A19 Pro and 12GB of RAM will replace the current one, and the new one will most likely be the same exact price. Apple’s all about value and keeping price points the same.
Then maybe for A20 Pro model of macbook neo theyll drop the 256GB base model and itll be $699 with 512GB. Or $599 with education discount.
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MacBook Neo will start to REALLY shine with the A19 Pro with 12GB of memory and (hopefully) faster SSD Perfomance.
Neil Cybart@neilcybart
At $599, MacBook Neo is evidence of Apple closing its Mac price umbrella. That’s a BIG deal when contemplating potential Mac unit sales.
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@pururajdutta @VadimYuryev Ah, I see. Okay.
Do you mean they could sell the old and new Neos together?
I could see them doing that only if they raise the price next year, but remember the M2 Air launched with a complete redesign; a new screen (& notch), 1080p camera, and MagSafe.
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True. I’m just saying that if they were to upgrade the model in say about two or three months, they’d probably add it as an upgrade rather than a whole new product launch.
What you’re saying is correct too, but the pricing could be the same only if it were to launch a year later.
Even then, they could still sell it as an upgrade. When they launched the M2 Air, they did this.
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@pururajdutta @VadimYuryev And the A19 Pro in the iPhone 17 Pro Max already comes with 12GB of RAM if you didn’t already know.
I forgot to mention that
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@pururajdutta @VadimYuryev Those are chips with the option of of varied amounts of RAM. We’re talking of a phone chip here with a fixed amount of RAM. They just drop it in the NEO as is (it’s missing one less GPU core tho, but that practice is standard with those chips too).
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