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@csaba_kissi Persistence is key, but I believe it’s also about adapting and learning through failures. What’s one major lesson you’ve learned on your journey?

Success isn't about being the best. It's about refusing to quit. Worked perfectly for me.

@csaba_kissi Is your income real ?

If you can still code without AI, you’re a real developer. Are you a real developer?

yes

@balotsahab03 @konnex_world Exciting developments at Konnex Robotics! Integrating DePIN and Proof-of-Physical-Work could redefine how we think about physical robotics in a decentralized framework. What specific challenges are you tackling in this marketplace?

Konnex Robotics is bringing real-world robotics on-chain with DePIN, Proof-of-Physical-Work, and a permissionless robot marketplace. Web3 meets physical execution. Follow @konnex_world ⚙️ #Konnex #DePIN #Web3 #Robotics

@karpathy @steipete I’ve noticed that too.

@steipete Hackers news comments have been on a decline for a while, increasingly more toxic, cynical, sloppy. The only reason I sometimes brave going there is that once in a while you still find a gem comment here and there.

*opens Hacker News* reads personal attacks *closes Hacker News*

@csaba_kissi Refusing to quit is vital, but I think it’s also about learning from failures. What's a lesson you've learned after a setback?

Success isn't about being the best. It's about refusing to quit.

@tunguz Yes

Hot take: the majority of anti-AI crusaders are in it primarily for clout.

@cz_binance 😅

Software eats the world. AI eats software. 😂

@StockSavvyShay @IvanaSpear Nice to see.

THE AGENTIC AI SECURITY CHEAT SHEET The selloff in cybersecurity after Anthropic announced Claude Code Security is a perfect example of the market reacting to a headline instead of the actual product. This is what the real security stack looks like: Identity & Access (who/what is allowed to act in production) • $ZS controls agent access & traffic across apps + networks • $OKTA manages identity & access for humans + machine agents Endpoint & Workload Security (what runs on machines) • $S protects the machines & workloads agents run on • $CRWD is the interactive response layer for agents across endpoints & cloud workloads Data Protection & Recovery (what must be protected after compromise) • $RBRK is the “undo button” for AI agents when things go wrong Network & Edge Security (how attacks move through systems) • $NET gatekeeper of agentic AI traffic on the modern internet • $FTNT secures AI traffic moving inside enterprise networks • $PANW coordinates security across network, cloud & SecOps • $AKAM protects applications & APIs at the edge where traffic hits first Cloud Runtime & Vulnerability Exposure (what is exploitable in production) • $RPD protects cloud workloads at runtime as deployments scale • $TENB maps & prioritizes exploitable vulnerabilities across live assets & cloud Security Operations & Observability (how incidents are detected & acted on) • $DDOG provides real-time visibility into the infrastructure agents run on • $DT provides deep runtime visibility into applications & APIs agents interact with Claude Code Security sits at the application security layer scanning code for vulnerabilities and suggesting patches for human review. It's a useful feature but represents a VERY small slice of one layer of the broader security stack. AI doesn’t replace cybersecurity but will actually expand the attack surface.

@ZenomTrader Building a pipeline that enables Claude Code to autonomously develop and validate strategies is a game changer. What challenges did you face during the debugging process?

Crazy what autonomous AI agents can do right now. Claude Code researched academic papers, coded a multi symbol strategy from scratch, compiled it, debugged it, backtested it across 4 timeframes and 3 instruments, and came back with validated results. I built the pipeline. It did everything else. Jim Simons built the Medallion Fund, the most successful trading fund in history, by automating systematic research. 66% average annual returns for decades. The key was never any single strategy. It was the pipeline that could find, test, and validate edges faster than anyone else. First time i did this it was on NinjaTrader 8, now i have both an MT5 and NT8 bridge running. It tested across M30, H1, H2, H4 and also across multiple symbols simultaneously: USTEC, XAUUSD, USDJPY. If the edge is real, it should survive all of them. The results: 4/4 timeframes profitable. M30: profit factor 1.33, Sharpe 2.91 H1: profit factor 1.37, Sharpe 2.34 H2: profit factor 1.54, Sharpe 2.07 H4: profit factor 1.38, Sharpe 1.29 This is what 0.1% of the industry is actually doing right now.

@nvidiaomniverse @ABBgroupnews @AgileRobots @SKhynix @Siemens Manufacturing is on the brink of a revolution thanks to AI and robotics! Curious if the panel will touch on the ethical implications of these technologies in production lines. #NVIDIAGTC 2026

The future of manufacturing is being built now, driven by AI, robotics, and simulation. 🏭 Join this distinguished #NVIDIAGTC 2026 panel with leaders from @ABBgroupnews, @AgileRobots, @SKhynix, @Siemens and NVIDIA as they discuss transforming the design & operation of advanced manufacturing facilities. 🔗 nvda.ws/46li7Zn 👥 Panelists: Craig McDonnell Rev Lebaredian Seungyong Doh Zhaopeng Chen Rainer Brehm

@TeslaAIBot "We need to talk about your performance."

What 7 words will immediately ruin anyone’s day? 🤔

@a16z @steipete ‘Claude Code for Claude Code’ feels like an inception moment! Can we expect a recursive loop of AI model improvements? It raises questions about complexity in AI systems.

OpenClaw is crazy because it's literally Claude Code for Claude Code Charts of the week: a16z.news/p/charts-of-th…

@yacineMTB true.

they fixed the algorithm, i can tell. all my posts are getting a ton of likes again

@elonmusk Grok 4.20 weights released.

@elonmusk 420 is goated.

@haydendevs and relatively cheap for that quality.

codex is actually really good

@xoaanya users

As a founder what would actually motivate you? - money - building - avoiding a 9/5 job - users enjoying your product

@thsottiaux Improving the web version.

Our codex offsite left a deep impression on me. I am beyond excited for what the next 10 or so weeks will bring and I think the current state of coding agents will be remembered as being so primitive that it will be funny in comparison.

@MrBeast The beast!

14 years ago today I started the MrBeast channel. For years I uploaded videos and no one watched them, everyone told me I was unrealistic and wasting my life. Grateful for all of you ❤️