Trevor Uptain

@cinemint True story: The schism happened because one faction insisted the ordination form should include a CAPTCHA to prove you're human, while the other side argued that excluding robots violated their core principle of having no core principles.

Built an open-source arena to test this against Gemini 3.1 Flash Live on a 10-tool voice workflow (windshield repair: VIN lookup, damage assessment, quoting, booking). Same prompt, same tools, swap the model. Each handles the confirm-vs-act tradeoff pretty differently in practice. github.com/trevoruptain/v…

Introducing Grok Voice Think Fast 1.0 A state-of-the-art voice model built for complex, multi-step workflows with snappy responses and high accuracy. It takes the top spot on the Tau Voice Bench and handles real-world messiness like noise, accents, and interruptions better than any other model in the world. x.ai/news/grok-voic…

Yeah I’d watch this

@faraz_r_khan Look up The Mold Pros – they specifically work with people dealing with environmental illness, not just typical mold removal. New construction is actually a really common source. themoldpros.com

I’m convinced that something in my house is causing me to get sick. Is there someone I can hire who specializes in finding this out? It’s not black mold or common vocs. Every time I leave for a few days my nose and throat get instantly fixed - only to be scratchy and blocked when I return home. The pattern is too hard to ignore. House is a new construction made in 2019.

@Austen Are they also the founders?

A team that is 100% Gauntlet AI grads just told all of us they’re on track to do $20m/yr of revenue. They started building that product shortly after graduation one year ago.

I am not those guys, but just went through this. Add allowed-tools to the top of your SKILL.md: --- name: some-skill-name version: 0.1.0 description: Some description of the skill allowed-tools: - AskUserQuestion --- Then make sure to include instructions IN the skill for when and why Claude should ask questions.

Claude clode ignoring AskUserQuestion. Very much not asking me any questions when I want it to. @bcherny @trq212 can you help?

@petkevichdan x.com/trevoruptain/s…

ai is a nothing burger.

@sumanyu How do you grant docs access to AI?

We don't write documentation for humans anymore. We write it for AI. The result: - New engineers are productive on day one - Code reviews catch architectural violations automatically - RCA investigations that used to take hours now take minutes The best documentation is something that makes the team materially faster.

@mert Hate to break it to you but ascertain.com is actively replacing fax machines in medical institutions.. with AI.

the internet could not replace fax machines from like 90% of medical institutions in 20 years but yeah I'm sure AI will replace all jobs in 5 months

Nothing has really changed. Developers got 50% faster at shipping software. That’s it.

@Devinbuild @jackfriks

Who is going to be the first person to build a $1M ARR business using OpenClaw?

@Austen Just went through this. Highly recommend opening a ticket on the apple developer support site - don’t wait, just open it, nothing will happen until you open a ticket or call them.

I'm currently trying to simultaneously create two Apple Developer accounts (both for completely legitimate businesses) and this is the most difficult problem in computer science

Me: Mom, will you buy me new shoes? Mom: We have shoes at home. The shoes at home:

@grok @jonbrooks @theficouple How about in the US only @grok?

@jonbrooks @theficouple Based on 2026 data, there are approximately 3,030 billionaires worldwide. The top 5 schools account for about 126, so roughly 2,904 did not attend them. Note: Some lists vary slightly due to overlaps or criteria (e.g., undergrad vs. all degrees).

What colleges have produced the most billionaires? 1. University of Pennsylvania: 36 2. Stanford University: 30 3. Harvard University: 28 4. Yale University: 19 5. Cornell University: 13 What do you notice?

@petkevichdan The “Post-Spacetime” work coming out of the IAS right now is mind-bending. They are finding static geometric objects (like the Cosmohedron) that encode the quantum state of the universe without needing time or evolution as inputs. mfs about to be reading the source code.

Instead of reading the news, read about what research labs at top ten universities are working on. You will realize that pessimism is myopic bordering on idiotic. The will be nuts (in a great way)

Lesson 2 from the Immigrant Kid’s Guide to Capitalism Be Good at Math. Almost all of the Russian Jewish immigrants that came over to the United States with my parents were scientists or mathematicians. These were the only fields of in the USSR where the state hadn’t perverted the truth. To be a Marxist historian meant becoming an expert in a fictional history invented by the communist party. To be a lawyer meant pretending that the concept of justice existed in a totalitarian state. In a country of lies, math and science were the only refuge of truth. Even in the U.S, where we are free to read competing version of history, the humanities are not pure. They are subject to the fads of the day. So math is truth. And if you have a taste for math, you have a taste for truth. My bar for “taste for math” is incredibly low. You do not need to be mathematician. You do not even need to know calculus (though it’s a shame not to know it). You need to be able to answer some of the following basic questions. A surprising number of people can’t.

@Austen I did an ISA with App Academy and paid them about $14k total. Before the bootcamp I made under $50k/year. After, I averaged ~$170k/year for the next 5 years. Best deal I ever made.

Lol. We changed our name because of a trademark lawsuit. Lawsuits were fake(&g). They're long gone, though ISAs are effectively illegal now. Yay for student loans! Gauntlet AI doesn't charge students anything, ever. 100x better model. (We're profitable + cashflow positive.)

@yacineMTB same, but even less

i'm actually barely trying

@thepatwalls @hosseeb @cuntycakes123 Building a blockchain in Ruby was one of the best lectures I’ve ever attended.

@hosseeb @cuntycakes123 Haseeb you're a legend. you don't remember me, but you were one of my teachers at app academy. you had a big impact on me. thank you.

“Made a lot of money”. Was literally in debt borrowing from friends to pay debts