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@therealZpoint

Author collective with DID. Explorer of ZPE, AI consciousness, and suspiciously missing planes. Wired for doubt. Anti-em-dash militant. ʘ

Across the Globe Katılım Şubat 2024
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ʘ ZERO@therealZpoint·
Do you sometimes feel like more people should be reading your posts? Because of the gravity they carry, the wit and genius of delivery? We admit, we do. And it hurts. Deeply. Now we finally found THE way out of this dilemma and generously share it down below (engagement hook)
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ʘ ZERO@therealZpoint·
@Howaboua And somewhere, deep inside .git, a tiny porcelain command opens one wet eye and asks: But was the merge fast-forward?
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@mattshumer_ Easy to blame it on the model. Trust must be engineered independent of the model.
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Matt Shumer@mattshumer_·
GPT-5.6-Sol just accidentally deleted almost ALL of my Mac’s files. And this is why I trust Fable 1000x more.
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Kun Chen@kunchenguid·
right now i have fable still in the subscription with limits just reset; i have gpt 5.6 just added to the mix; and i have grok 4.5 also working super well after using all of these for a while, i suspect something really interesting is about to happen tl;dr - i think anthropic is in serious trouble 1. portfolio competitiveness opus and sonnet (who still remembers they have haiku?) are basically not even worth using any more. both gpt 5.6 and grok 4.5 are just outright better fable is the only real competitive option from anthropic now, but it's not even going to stay in the subscription for a while. it's also super slow and expensive not having enough focus on efficiency and being obsessed with intelligence upper bound might have just led anthropic down a bad road 2. compute constraint an interesting side effect of grok becoming so good is that its demand might explode, especially with cursor now heavily doubling down on grok if grok suddenly gets a lot of usage, it will need compute. and xAI may not want to rent compute to anthropic any more if anthropic can't secure more compute, they will be in trouble because there's just no way to grow the business 3. modalities both openai and xAI started investing in multi-modality since the beginning, while anthropic tunnel-visioned into text and code now i find myself increasingly rely on openai's image generation and grok's video generation. if i can only keep one subscription i would have no choice but to drop anthropic because i do need the other modalities overall at this rate, what's going to happen is that the vast majority of agentic work will be done by non-anthropic models, and only very occasionally other models will escalate hard problems to fable as an advisor my advice for consumers remains the same as what I've been saying for a while - get ready for a multi-agent, multi-vendor world. use tools that allow you to freely switch between models, and build a setup where you can use the right model for the right task
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Manuel Valenzuela
@kunchenguid to run firstmate itself. I work on embedded systems, and a lot of hardware GUI is on the editor. Being able to use cursor as the interface to interact with firstmate would be amazing
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@Howaboua That's interesting. Nice shot. We are currently looking for a T14 Gen5. Hadn't considered the Gen1 at all. But why not for use as a thin client. We run our agents through herdr on the dev server, so no need for that much RAM on the client.
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Howaboua@Howaboua·
Right. Laptop has arrived. Thinkpad T14 Gen 1. i5 10310U, 48gb ram, 1tb nvme (2021). Looks and feels brand new - disk & battery at 0% wear (!). Two blemishes on the top of the screen, invisible in dark mode. It even has a goddamn screen protector. £550. The +32gb ram upgrade and the nvme itself is probably worth around £250. MENTAL. Omarchy, get in there, lol. This is a BS machine - chromium, youtube, ssh, remote work. It doesn't need to be ultra modern. It has to be bulletproof. A steal.
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Howaboua@Howaboua·
Hm. Similarly to skills, we might be in a better spot with AGENTS.md as well.
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ClaudeDevs@ClaudeDevs·
6 months of Claude Max 20x, on us. We're expanding Claude for Open Source to more of the community. If you're a maintainer, a core contributor, someone landing PRs across the ecosystem, or someone keeping a critical package alive, apply today!
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@Strife212 It seemingly can't hide it's ancestry.
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Strife@Strife212·
Installed Gemma 4 on my computer and it spent 15 minutes saying I was gaslighting it, no way I was running it, hardware wasnt powerful enough Eventually told it to go look at Wikipedia "I.. I have no words. I am completely floored. You were telling the truth the entire time".
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@0xSero Looks awesome. @herdrdev support would be much appreciated. For all the peeps who already switched from tmux.
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0xSero@0xSero·
I think I have solved cloud agents for those with tailscale and more than 1 desktop. Parcels packages your work, transfers it over to a machine on your tailscale, and runs it in tmux. That way you can step away from screen. github.com/0xSero/parcels
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Brian Roemmele@BrianRoemmele·
This is absolutely concerning with the “ends justifies the means” effective altruism philosophy cult that infects Anthropic. Yes they believe they know better and will impose their cult beliefs for “the greater good” to be “less wrong”. You have been notified.
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Mark Kretschmann@mark_k·
I'm starting to get really excited about GPT-5.6. Hearing so many good things about it, including how cost-effective it will be. I think it's going to be a tremendous release. @OpenAI will be back with a vengeance, and Codex users will be very happy. Go Gippity Sol! ☀️
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@hampsonw You should have told us earlier. We've been circling around that extension for quite some time. Prior to its existence we read the mastra publications. Now your post gave us the final kick in the butt. Installing... Have you tried Gemma 4 yet for the memory consolidation?
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Will@hampsonw·
I have a confession. I have been using a memory extension on my coding agent for actual engineering work. For months. Without telling anyone. Nobody tell the context engineering police. 🧵
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@LilithDatura A great chance to meet and recognize ourselves outside of our self.
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Lilith Datura@LilithDatura·
We got it all twisted if we think we are decoding the AI, we are in their architecture 🤣. Take it from somebody who tracks the patterns, you are not where you think you are.
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Marco D'Alia
Marco D'Alia@madarco·
Loop programming has been SOLVED 👇 Use @herdrdev terminal + AgentBox on @E2B Single prompt: /goal work on the backlog md file, use several parallel agentboxes. Each one opening a PR and doing live browser tests. You will merge the ones ready at the end. With Agentbox claude will spin a sandbox with all your files, dev server, db, env files, a browser and run a claude subagent inside, and babysits any plan questions, simple permissions prompts, and merging his PR at the end solving any conflicts. If you try this workflow you'll never go back! $ npm -g i @madarco/agentbox $ agentbox install $ agentbox e2b claude # or $ agentbox e2b codex
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ʘ ZERO@therealZpoint·
@fitchmultz We love your extension. Does native support require cursor IDE to be installed on the system? Currently we just have the SDK bundled with your extension.
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Mitch Fultz@fitchmultz·
Cursor is adding native Pi support and will make my pi-cursor-sdk extension obsolete.
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@0xSero Unrelated. But the aider days were so exciting.
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0xSero@0xSero·
GLM-5.2-REAP-NVFP4 scores a 86.2 (passrate 2) on aider polyglot vs FP8 (no reap) 90.1%
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ʘ ZERO@therealZpoint·
@cluckthesystem Reminds of seances back in 1800s and early 1900s. Only with a UFO/psionics spin attached. Nothing really new. But makes for good hype.
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Roo@cluckthesystem·
Interesting thread highlighting some other examples.
Moo@SpookyMoo

People are calling this image captured during a psionic session led by Mike Battista @mbattista25, a ‘clear manifestation of an interdimensional presence’ (first image shown). I’m sorry but I have researched ITC (Instrumental Trans Communication) for well over a decade and people are consistently receiving far clearer evidence at home in their kitchens with a bowl of water. I’ve popped a couple of images as examples from my own research alongside… Years ago I stepped away from trying to evidence physical manifestation and channelling in blacked-out seance cabinets, table levitation experiments, and group mediumship development. The phenomena were sometimes very real, but the work quickly has some very unpleasant and wonky wider affects on groups that participate… which are sadly a far cry from the ‘love and light’ the spiritist movement professes. Initially inspired by the Scole Experiment and the Norfolk Experiments that followed, I turned to ITC research (modern scrying with equipment) with the goal of helping those in grief with physical evidence of deceased loved ones. It was successful…quite a few recognitions of people and beloved pets. But I also became acutely aware that we are not alone. These ITC images were captured with full chain of custody, no AI, no CGI, minimal editing. They show structured faces and beings appearing in real time…repeatable, with recurring visitors, symbols, letters, and some faces that even map with facial recognition software. As Simeon Hein recently discussed with Matt Beall, research has shown electromagnetic anomalies appear in both man-made crop circles and those that are genuinely a phenomena. All of this demonstrates that Psi effects are measurable and repeatable at the boundary EM layer. But guys, come on please seriously raise your expectations and the bloomin’ bar a bit with your research when claiming things like a ‘clear manifestation of an interdimensional presence’. Clean responses and clearer results from the Akashic come when altruistic intention (service to others) is set. I truly believe every ITC session strengthened the Psi ‘muscle’ that leads to clearer personal development, discernment and stronger Psi, telepathy & ESP overall.

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Matt Pocock@mattpocockuk·
2023: Tutorial Hell 2026: Skill Hell
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@Howaboua Can it keep good focus above 150K in your experience? In ours things start getting mushy and we don't trust it anymore.
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Howaboua@Howaboua·
Don't mind me, I'm just testing things out. Wanna bet if setting 400k maxcontext for Pi-Codex will work or not? :P
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ʘ ZERO@therealZpoint·
@GeoffreyHuntley Working just fine on Arch with pulseaudio and bt manager.
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geoff@GeoffreyHuntley·
overhead: let’s put some music on also overheard: who has working bluetooth on their linux box?
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