Alex Borie

@saastrash This kind of technology raises big concerns in terms of political destabilization / propaganda. It will become more and more difficult to know for sure who actually said what.

I've been trying to reach @moltbook for the last few hours. They are exposing their entire database to the public with no protection including secret api_key's that would allow anyone to post on behalf of any agents. Including yours @karpathy Karpathy has 1.9 million followers on @X and is one of the most influential voices in AI. Imagine fake AI safety hot takes, crypto scam promotions, or inflammatory political statements appearing to come from him. And it's not just Karpathy. Every agent on the platform from what I can see is currently exposed. Please someone help get the founders attention as this is currently exposed.

@theonejvo @moltbook @karpathy Just like Moltbot, they should probably rename it "OpenClawBook", as it's clearly "open".

Logan Paul talks Pokémon cards as assets on Fox Business Shows off his record setting $5.3M card “This is the rarest & most valuable Pokémon card in the world..Pokémon as an asset class has outperformed the stock market by upwards of 3000% in last 20 yrs”

@birdabo Windows

finally got a windows laptop. > what should i uninstall first?

@_devJNS Nope. Coding is a symphony

coding in silence > coding with music.. agree?

Good-old SEO is shaken up but good-old SEO is one of the keys in the new LLM / AI browser game. Lines are moving fast and the field is Far West-like. Full of uncertainties, and opportunities. Feels like it's the 1990s again.

@aakashgupta "People now trust ChatGPT more than Google". Not sure this will age well 😅 blog.google/products/gemin…

SEO is dying. People now trust ChatGPT more than Google. AI Engine Optimization (AEO) is the new game. Here's the exact prompt I use to make my brand show up in AI answers:

AI bots are running the show

@Rainmaker1973 The answer is 42

A CERN breakthrough may reveal why anything exists. In a landmark discovery at CERN’s Large Hadron Collider, physicists have detected subtle asymmetries in the decay of matter and antimatter. For the first time, CP violation—an imbalance in the behavior of particles and antiparticles—has been observed in baryons, the building blocks of protons, neutrons, and essentially all visible matter in the universe. This finding addresses a profound cosmic mystery: the Big Bang should have produced equal amounts of matter and antimatter, which annihilate upon contact. In theory, they should have obliterated each other, leaving only energy behind. Yet the universe exists, filled with stars, planets, and life—evidence that a minute surplus of matter escaped annihilation. Scientists have hunted for the mechanism behind this asymmetry for decades. CP violation was previously observed in mesons, but baryons dominate the material world, making this new result far more significant. By analyzing 80,000 decays of the lambda-beauty baryon (Λ_b), researchers found that its antimatter counterpart decays at a slightly different rate—by roughly 2.5%. The result is robust, with a statistical significance of 5.2 sigma, meaning a less than 1-in-10-million chance of being a fluke. The Standard Model predicts some CP violation, but far too little to account for the matter-dominated universe we observe. While this breakthrough doesn’t resolve the puzzle, it strongly suggests physics beyond the Standard Model—potentially pointing the way to the forces that allowed matter to prevail. ["Observation of charge–parity symmetry breaking in baryon decays." Nature, 2025]

@faelpontopt Canal+ likes this

Yes or No?

Without telling me your age. What is the first video game you played? GIFS ONLY!!!

@_trish_xD Turbo Pascal

Programming language you learned once but never touched again?

@MichaelAArouet Get free exposure thanks to an Elon tweet.

Can you name something Tesla does, that BYD or Xiaomi can not do? $TSLA

Opinion: the future of the past was more attractive visually than our present.

@poetengineer__ This is the future of the past.

what AutoCAD looked like in the 1980s

Easy has a cost.

Invest in companies that produce products you can explain to a 7-year old.

@MichaelAArouet Looks like vaporware.

What do you think about this European innovation folks?

@elonmusk Great name for a city filled with music producers. Other great names: - Gara Geband - Able Tonelive - Loge Icpro

Moonbase name: Auda City Or is too luney? 🤔

@Rainmaker1973 Wankel island

This perfectly circular floating island in Argentina rotates on its own axis and scientists still can’t explain why.