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Coming to MLX 🚀

Every friend I talk to is overworked since AI. Working weekends. Always on their phone prompting. Kinda sad.

@rds_agi @vercel That is very well done and a great UX for NLP navigation!

i think @vercel cooked

CTO: We lost our strongest backend engineer today. Founder: The one handling infra and outages? CTO: Yes. Founder: Did a bigger company hire him? CTO: No. Founder: Then why quit? CTO: He said he was exhausted. Founder: From the workload? CTO: Not exactly. From watching the same database bottleneck, same queue lag, same deployment mistakes come back every month. Founder: That happens in fast moving teams. CTO: He agreed. What he could not accept was that every fix was temporary because nobody wanted to slow down and clean the system properly. Founder: We had deadlines. CTO: He had standards. Founder: So he left because the work was hard? CTO: No. He left because he was not doing engineering anymore. He was just containing damage. The best engineers do not hate hard problems. They hate preventable problems that management keeps normalizing.

Happy to share my first hand experience is that the city is feeling safer and I do indeed see much less glass on the ground!

@aidenybai A recommendation here would be to take a stab at implementing Arc browsers side nav tab UX. Could be a potentially great fit.

what if ghostty had vertical tabs? i'm too lazy to learn tmux and i want an interactive UI to manage my agents/terminals

Alcaraz after Medvedev SF loss “I have to give credit to Daniil. I think he played an amazing match, I gotta say I’ve never seen Daniil play like this. He deserves completely the win today, he deserves to play a final here, so all I can say is congratulations..” 🎥: ATP Media

Linear Interface Refresh A visual update designed to reduce noise and bring structure back into focus as the Linear product continues to evolve. Rolling out today.

@evanyou I would agree with this statement 100%. They each seem to be converging to useful operations, but ATM Codex works a bit better out of the box than CC in the last ~2 weeks.

Somehow Codex CLI has a much smoother compaction -> handoff transition than Claude Code

@mikeysee @convex Please share when you can! I’m interested!!

I signed up for 9 code review bots and gave them 10 @convex problems to compare.. what do you think the results were?

@Dexerto @georainbolt - Do your thing man, lets see where this is!!

One Piece creator Eiichiro Oda has hidden the secret of the One Piece on a piece of paper at the bottom of the ocean It now rests 651 meters below sea level at an undisclosed location until the story is completed

@carlosalcaraz Amazing match today! Congrats on the final!

FINAL!!! ❤️

@lexfridman Hey there Lex, I'm in the city, and am building day and night, I'd recommend staying in the Mission bay area if you'd like quite focus.

To find a good person, look for the one who generously holds doors open for others

The Node Grid is evolving 🔊 Play: robot.co/playground/alc…

@creativedash How do you imbue your agent with this requirement? I've not found a great setup yet that exposes Codex/CC to the browser in a way it would be able to know FPS/perf.

Minimum performance requirement

@mikeysee @convex Congrats to you and the team, I've really enjoyed working with convex on each occasion!

Oh, I forgot to mention, the @convex YouTube Channel reached 10k subs last week :)

@taylor_sntx @zkespresso Thank you for this I really appreciate it! I will be sure to share any creations that may come from this!

@zkespresso yes sir! I included my heightmap but you can drag in your own: github.com/taylorallenux/…

heightmaps, particles, and three.js in the browser

@chiu_hans I really love this! Well done.

Interactible dynamic text diffuser, now with sound.

@a1zhang I really enjoyed this section in the paper, and found it helpful to prevent the same lessons from having to be learned again. Also I felt I could connect to the authors more in this way as well. It produces an effect of less arrogance in the structure.

I also want to point out that we did add one of these "things that failed" sections to the Appendix inspired by the YOLOv3 paper! More of a future Q, but for writing papers would ppl prefer I make it long and detailed, or just short and straight to the point?