crecorn - a primordial seed of innovation

@elonmusk Yep, mankind wrote it and tech companies repackaged it and sold it back to us. Gotta love it!

@EDSecMcMahon I envision many family lawsuits in 18 years. Though, I do think it's a good idea.

Trump accounts are more than investment vehicles — they’re an asset for our nation’s future, helping the next generation build wealth, pursue their passions, and keep the American dream alive. 🇺🇸

Wonderful meeting with my volunteers in Old Town at The Mission, in Scottsdale! Thank you for all you do for me, you bring me joy🇺🇸🙏✝️ ⁦@pamelacarter888⁩ Let’s win this! PamelaCarter.com

@AmanyiOdoma Twisted Sister We're not gonna take it is my go to song.

Sometimes you wanna play that particular song and cry every pain out, after which your soul will now find some relief....🥺

Endorsements don't mean much unless they're earned. NFIB Arizona PAC backed me because I show up for small-business owners. That's what counts.

Out in the Arizona heat pounding yard signs for our wonderful supporters! God Bless you🇺🇸 PamelaCarter.com

@pamelacarter888 You can take the heat and get the job done!

@TonySeruga I agree but I'm sure the teacher's union will hire all the rot.

10/10 🎯 The Conclusion Writes Itself This isn’t a call for one more reform, one more reorganization, one more “reimagining”—the traditional Washington ritual of renaming failure. It’s a call to finish what Reagan started: - Gut the Department of Education. - Return its genuinely necessary functions to the states that ran them competently for generations. - Return its dollars to the families and classrooms the agency was supposedly built to serve. We ran the experiment. We tripled the money. We froze the mind. The kindest thing you can say about the Department of Education is that it faithfully served the adults who created it. The truest thing you can say is that it was never built for the children. And after 50 years and more than $4 trillion, the children’s own results have told us so. Read Alexander Muse's SubStack: newsletter.amuseonx.com/p/the-4-trilli…

1/10 🧵 🎓 The Department of Education: A 50-Year Controlled Experiment That Cost $4 Trillion and Produced Nothing Let me walk through this indictment with the precision it deserves, because the argument here isn’t speculative—it’s arithmetic. And the arithmetic is devastating.

@hqmank Now I have to find my birth certificate!

🚨 Anthropic just updated its privacy policy. Claude Free, Pro, and Max users may soon be asked for age or identity checks. Verification data can include government ID, face photos/videos, and facial geometry templates. Individual developers are the first group in scope for verification.

@CBSNews I think you meant impressive

EXCLUSIVE: The Trump administration plans to announce it is seeking to revoke the citizenship of 17 U.S. citizens accused of immigration fraud, expanding its unprecedented denaturalization campaign, CBS News has exclusively learned. cbsn.ws/49LajBM

@its_The_Dr We already have data centers storing family photos and your personal information. My understanding the new data centers are for computing code, images and videos. Aren't they supplying their own power? We should be aware, but she really didn't provide facts.

The more you know about Data centers the worse it gets.

@RealAmVoice @RepMarkAlford I'm beginning to feel money is make believe.

$3 TRILLION IN IMPROPER PAYMENTS @RepMarkAlford says Republicans are targeting Medicaid abuse, illegal alien benefits, and fraud in a new reconciliation package to “clean things up in Washington.

@NRegrets80 @KimGeorgeton Thats either stupid or corruption.

@KimGeorgeton PLEASE HELP get the word out! Ohio wants to amend the constitution with a LOOPHOLE preventing valid photo ID for 1M +ballots counted in Ohio HJR 9 and SJR10 do NOT include photo ID on mail in ballots. OPPOSE THIS AMENDMENT until it’s FIXED! Ohio4truth.com

Is AI the new climate change chicken little? thenextweb.com/news/bengio-ai…

33yr old DOLLY PARTON was still a year away from the superstardom “9 To 5” would bring her but here she is with a song she wrote just for Johnny and proving that you you can still shred a guitar whilst wearing 5-inch nails. A super Superstar.

I CANT BREATHE!!!! HAHAHAHA THIS IS SO ACCURATE!!!

@TheRealisticRN @Jmarie031967 People need to take ownership of their own health and make it a goal to never have to set foot in a hospital. The focus of modern medical practice is to prioritize money over patient. That's a dangerous predicament to be in as a patient.

@MarioNawfal Another gizmo from Star Trek checked off the list.

Imagine your phone instantly scanning your food for freshness, checking your skin health, or detecting fake meds, all with just the camera. That future just got way closer. Scientists created a speck-sized structure in ordinary cheap plastic that works like a full spectrometer. No moving parts. No fancy tuning. It splits light across the entire visible + near-infrared range. They baked microscopic stress patterns into the thermoplastic. Light hits it, gets diffracted in wavelength-specific ways, and a normal CMOS sensor reads the unique pattern. Software then rebuilds the exact spectrum. This means spectrometers can now shrink onto phone chips or wearables. Dirt cheap, super tough, mass-producible. Now that sounds like a good deal! Source: @CharlesMullins2

@chris_grant @landforce I'm knee deal in this issue now. I've been using CC via VS Code. I'm working with Cowork now to fix the many over bloated files and improve scheduling. I'm think, at least right now, Cowork is your project manager. CC is the developer.

I have spent the past month trying to answer this question. I do extensive program management for a retail goods company. Massive cross functional projects across supple chain, logistics, branding, mktg, etc. I used Cowork heavily since inception, but became really frustrated over time with the lack of the 1M context availability. I know it’s a feature flag in Cowork that was disabled to manage their supply/demand, so I spent time migrating my Cowork operation to CC to take advantage of higher context availability. Claude Code, as mentioned by others, is great for executing builds (whatever that means in your context). Cowork, however, is harnessed VERY differently than CC. Cowork, especially with Opus 4.6, does a PHENOMENAL job of not only anticipating generalized office situations and problem solving, but creates soft friction in conversations that help this specific kind of ambiguous problem solving out threading the needle between many different context areas. Claude Code (and especially with 4.7) wants to purely execute execute execute. Cowork is harnessed to explore, suggest, and problem solve completely differently as if you were, rightfully, a non-coder.

If I use Claude Code is there any reason to ever use Cowork? it seems Cowork is just Claude Code without the dev tooling and with UI for the stuff you're doing.. Every time I use Cowork it seems like I should have just been in Code but Idk if I'm missing something or what

@compliantvc Move to a small town in Ohio. Wide open country roads.

Meanwhile, the average American spends 3 hours in traffic each morning on a congested interstate just to travel 12 miles No wonder the EU is winning in basically every economic metric besides petrol sales

@masonwarner I just gave it a link to the website and a brief of what I wanted. Biggest issue is it tends to overlap text. A few prompts and it's fixed. I then said make a grunge, classy, pro and colorful version. Under an hour 5 ads

@masonwarner I just finished five different versions of this ad for a client. Worked pretty good

This claude design app is a piece of crap lmao Anyone who thinks this has a shot at replacing Figma or even being a meaningful companion to it has not used it