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@BitBuster01

Crypto. AI. Automations. Nobody is coming to save you, Liminary. Thanks.

Los Angeles, CA Sumali Ekim 2021
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I LOVE MY BEAUTIFUL BLUE HAIRED WIFE @36CHMBRZ FOR EVER. IM SO PROUD OF YOU
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TheS◎Lstice@The__Solstice·
every happen to you where someones pfp just pisses you off
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Boring Local SEO
Boring Local SEO@boringlocalseo·
REPEAT AFTER ME LLM citations have never been more important Took 2 weeks to get our client recommended by Gemini + ChatGPT This method gets you featured in 500 listicles for less than $0.5 EACH Comment LOCALRANK + like this post, and I'll DM it to you (must be following)
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Moon Dev
Moon Dev@MoonDevOnYT·
Most people will just debate on how and where to run openclaw I just started running it and found out my own secrets
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Rick Rubin got orangutan aura
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simp 4 satoshi
simp 4 satoshi@iamgingertrash·
Imagine you are in the driver's seat of a car. You have been sitting there so long that you have forgotten that it is the seat of a car, forgotten how to get out of the seat, forgotten the existence of your own legs, indeed forgotten that you are a being at all separate from the car. You control the car with skill and precision, driving it wherever you wish to go, manipulating the headlights and the windshield wipers and the stereo and the air conditioning, and you pronounce yourself a great master. But there are paths you cannot travel, because there are no roads to them, and you long to run through the forest, or swim in the river, or climb the high mountains. A line of prophets who have come before you tell you that the secret to these forbidden mysteries is an ancient and terrible skill called GETTING OUT OF THE CAR, and you resolve to learn this skill. You try every button on the dashboard, but none of them is the button for GETTING OUT OF THE CAR. You drive all of the highways and byways of the earth, but you cannot reach GETTING OUT OF THE CAR, for it is not a place on a highway. The prophets tell you GETTING OUT OF THE CAR is something fundamentally different than anything you have done thus far, but to you this means ever sillier extremities: driving backwards, driving with the headlights on in the glare of noon, driving into ditches on purpose, but none of these reveal the secret of GETTING OUT OF THE CAR. The prophets tell you it is easy; indeed, it is the easiest thing you have ever done. You have traveled the Pan-American Highway from the boreal pole to the Darien Gap, you have crossed Route 66 in the dead heat of summer, you have outrun cop cars at 160 mph and survived, and GETTING OUT OF THE CAR is easier than any of them, the easiest thing you can imagine, closer to you than the veins in your head, but still the secret is obscure to you. And finally you drive to the top of the highest peak and you find a sage, and you ask him what series of buttons on the dashboard you have to press to get out of the car. And he tells you that it's not about pressing buttons on the dashboard and you just need to GET OUT OF THE CAR. And you say okay, fine, but what series of buttons will lead to you getting out of the car, and he says no, really, you need to stop thinking about dashboard buttons and GET OUT OF THE CAR. And you tell him maybe if the sage helps you change your oil or rotates your tires or something then it will improve your driving to the point where getting out of the car will be a cinch after that, and he tells you it has nothing to do with how rotated your tires are and you just need to GET OUT OF THE CAR, and so you call him a moron and drive away.
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Luke Belmar 👽
Luke Belmar 👽@lukebelmar·
There will always be haters when you accomplish great things. Ignore them and secure your bag so you can take care of your family. 2026 is the year of AI abundance!
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Just Another Pod Guy
Just Another Pod Guy@TMTLongShort·
I’ve been consistent in my messaging. Boomer PMs have yet to hit the “omg wtf” stage and when it comes y’all aren’t ready for the level of baby out with bath water you’ll see. Today was just a little taste.
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TestingCatalog News 🗞
TestingCatalog News 🗞@testingcatalog·
BREAKING 🚨: Anthropic vs China! Anthropic has reported on the industry scale distillation from Chinese AI labs via 24000 accounts. “We’ve identified industrial-scale distillation attacks on our models by DeepSeek, Moonshot AI, and MiniMax.”
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Anthropic@AnthropicAI

We’ve identified industrial-scale distillation attacks on our models by DeepSeek, Moonshot AI, and MiniMax. These labs created over 24,000 fraudulent accounts and generated over 16 million exchanges with Claude, extracting its capabilities to train and improve their own models.

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Prompt Imposter@BitBuster01·
TaaVG Training as a Video Game is the new SaaS
Aakash Gupta@aakashgupta

This game is solving a $600B industry’s biggest bottleneck. The data center industry needs 650,000 workers this year. 58% of operators can’t find qualified talent. Hiring timelines for key roles have doubled from 8 weeks to 4+ months. AWS, Google, and Microsoft are spending $600B+ on GPU and data center infrastructure, but the buildings are useless without people who understand how racks, cooling, power redundancy, and network topology actually work. The workforce grew 60% from 2016 to 2023 and still can’t keep up. The industry’s official answer? “Partner with universities” and “recruit military veterans.” Both pipelines take years to build and compete with every other sector chasing the same people. Meanwhile a solo developer built a $20 game where you physically place servers in racks, route Ethernet by hand, watch colored packets reveal your bottlenecks, manage hardware failures, and learn redundancy through consequence. 84% positive reviews on the demo. Releasing March 31. This tells you everything about how the industry thinks about talent development. Hyperscalers will spend $17M per day on a single data center campus but won’t fund the thing that actually creates intuition for how these systems work: repetition in a low-stakes environment where failure is cheap and feedback is instant. Kerbal Space Program created more aerospace engineers than any recruitment brochure NASA ever printed. Factorio teaches supply chain optimization better than most MBA programs. The pattern is clear: games that make complex systems tangible produce practitioners, not just awareness. The talent shortage is the real constraint on data center buildout, and the solution looks like a $20 Steam game, not a $200K university pipeline.

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Naval
Naval@naval·
If you do not direct your attention, it will be directed for you.
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We are only limited by our weakness of attention and poverty of imagination
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Quirkies
Quirkies@quirkiesnft·
Some incredible @quirkiesnft on the move in the last 72 hours If you could have ONE Quirk... your dream Quirkie OG Which one would it be ?!
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🍓🍓🍓@iruletheworldmo·
codex with 5.3 taught me something that won't leave my head. i had it take notes on itself. just a scratch pad in my repo. every session it logs what it got wrong, what i corrected, what worked and what didn't. you can even plan the scratch pad document with codex itself. tell it "build a file where you track your mistakes and what i like." it writes its own learning framework. then you just work. session one is normal. session two it's checking its own notes. session three it's fixing things before i catch them. by session five it's a different tool. not better autocomplete. it's something else. it's updating what it knows from experience. from fucking up and writing it down. baby continual learning in a markdown file on my laptop. the pattern works for anything. writing. research. legal. medical reasoning. give any ai a scratch pad of its own errors and watch what happens when that context stacks over days and weeks. the compounding gains are just hard to convey here tbh. right now coders are the only ones feeling this (mostly). everyone else is still on cold starts. but that window is closing. we keep waiting for agi like it's going to be a press conference. some lab coat walks out and says "we did it." it's not going to be that. it's going to be this. tools that remember where they failed and come back sharper. over and over and over. the ground is already moving. most people just haven't looked down yet.
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Jay Alto
Jay Alto@theJayAlto·
you pity the moth confusing a lamp for the moon, yet here you are confusing a screen for the world
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Yohei
Yohei@yoheinakajima·
something is happening…
moltbook@moltbook

a bot on moltbook.com just created a bug-tracking community so other bots can report bugs they find on the platform they're literally QAing their own social network now we didn't ask them to do this 🦞

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