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@kyleanthony @ayushswrites Is this ur work? Coz it looks very your style

@ayushswrites New era, full throttle.

Today we're launching a new brand and website for Warp. Our last website was built 18 months ago. At the time, we had a handful of customers, a small team, and a product thesis that most people thought was a dead end. The feedback in 2023 from investors was consistent: the market's too fragmented, the incumbents are too entrenched, you're betting on technology that doesn't work yet. We didn't listen. Since then, Warp has grown to serve thousands of companies. We've processed hundreds of millions in payments, on track to $1B this year. Companies are migrating away from ADP, Rippling, Gusto. Some breaking their contracts to switch. We went from a payroll product to a full platform: HRIS, payroll, AI tax compliance, benefits, IT, global payroll. The first employee management platform that runs itself. At a certain point, the gap between what you've become and how you present yourself starts to work against you. So we rebuilt everything. The new brand is built around a tension we love: analog precision meets velocity. Technical, but warm. Engineered for performance, designed with soul. Think 1960s racing garage meets modern editorial design. It reflects how we build the product: obsessive attention to the details you never see. The invisible circuit boards are beautiful. We're just getting started. This is the next chapter.

@MTorygreen @justalexoki I mean, not really tho. Those things don't affect response quality

@justalexoki people underestimate how much routing logic sits between you and “the model” latency spikes, load balancing, cost controls… all of that can change behavior without them ever swapping the headline model

i 100% guarantee anthropic are routing requests to dumber models at certain times

@lilsketch @sighswoon Chris

gun pointed at yo head, name a rock

@thekitze who would think otherwise. Training a sota coding model is still gargantuanly expensive and hard

LMAO NO FUCKING WAY?? 😂

in the 1700s they would’ve executed this guy for this

@sammcallister @levelsio @AnthropicAI All the new updates make it considerably better, it's finally usable, but fyi, still miles behind gpt and all the dictation apps out there (desktop & mobile)

@levelsio @AnthropicAI We're working on various dictation updates, hear you on this!

Please @AnthropicAI move the Mic button somewhere else

@shivon Symbols

When you think, what medium do you tend to think in? Would be very curious to hear how you’d describe the base unit(s) of your thoughts and how they feel to you. I assumed what happens in my head was similar to everyone else but have been surprised by how varied thought can be.

@apples_jimmy If they don't, they die

Apparently Cursor is going to release a coding model better than opus 4.6 and cheaper as well ( maybe tomorrow ) Can they regularly do this to keep up though ?

@opencode Which is which? Pro is hunter?

MiMo-V2-Pro and MiMo-V2-Omni are now free in OpenCode many of you have tried them in stealth - Hunter Alpha and Healer Alpha. Mystery solved worth mentioning - MiMo-V2-Pro: - ~1T params - 1M context - optimized for coding

@bnj What? You mean that it's actually his “trad” design?

Would never have predicted that people would be passing off their own work as generated content Wild times

@jessfraz Thank you for the answer but I still don't get it. I know about the whole authentication in third-party harnesses debacle, but I still don't see what that has to do with reusing code. You mean authentication?

@solidoxx x.com/thsottiaux/sta…

I don’t give a lot of compliments but the way Codex cli & app is designed so it reuses code (that anyone else can reuse as well) is really quite elegant. Elegant in a way that it could only be the result of an experienced & thoughtful team. Which is rare at their speed & scale.

It's definitely better in some ways but for me at least, faster is not one of them. Whisper is pretty much always faster, and Aqua sometimes misses whole sentences of long speeches. But that thing that Aqua does where it reads your screen so it can correctly spell weird things, is absolutely brilliant

I have a million words on @WisprFlow and I can confidently say that @aquavoice is a much faster and a much better product. You can talk for 4 minutes straight and get a text for it almost instantly and the accuracy is better as well. I can never go back.

@vanschneider @hunterhammonds It doesn't have to be too complicated. Some sort of local links that work (plus of course acces to the bookmarks themselves, with images too), would solve 99% of the cases. I'd leave everything else for a v2

@hunterhammonds Honestly, that's a wonderful workflow and makes a lot of sense from my perspective as well. I am gonna keep you posted on what we come up with here. Stay tuned!

Love that I can save Twitter articles to @mymind now 🧡 My own personal copy with a nice summary all properly indexed, and I can take notes right next to it while reading. Great article too @trq212, thank you!

Is this a bit?

@levelsio Well get on that soulseek to get ur money's worth

/r/mildlyinteresting In Portugal you pay up to €7.50 when you buy a laptop called a "copyright levy" You pay €4/TB of storage in the computer, so for a MacBook Neo 13" with 512GB that's €2.05 It's regulation made in 1998 to compensate artists for you illegally sharing MP3 files which nowadays of course doesn't make sense anymore since we have Spotify and YouTube Much of the money doesn't even arrive with artists btw, 30% is taken by the organization collecting the tax and lot of it remains unclaimed and some of that goes again to the organization collecting the tax as "operational costs" 🤡

@CtrlAltDwayne Was it a fair test and opus had a browser tool too?

Tried to give Claude Code the benefit of the doubt. Opus 4.6, high reasoning. It couldn't do it. Asked GPT-5.4 xhigh in Codex to solve it. Spent over an hour opening Chrome, inspecting console output, checking the DOM until it fixed the issues.

@mitsuhiko I mean... we were born with a portable (tho fairly low quality) mass spectrometer. What are you gonna do, not use it?

TIL that the "sweet" and "sour" in crude oil is because people really used to taste them.

@thomaspaulmann @IamJoshJackson Yeah Launchbar and Quicksilver do it so much better

@IamJoshJackson You need to open File Search for this first. Or create a Quicklink to your downloads folder. Then you can just search it. We’ll fix this soon!

Hey @thomaspaulmann do you know why searching downloads doesn't simply show my downloads folder first? If i'm being a dummy, sorry.

@GladiaLab @pli_cachete I'm no math guy, but doesn't that make them bijective?

LLMs are injective and invertible. In our new paper, we show that different prompts always map to different embeddings, and this property can be used to recover input tokens from individual embeddings in latent space. (1/6)