Alp retweeted
Financial data is RIPE for JEPAs... noise, non-stationarity, unknown ground truth states... yet data and evaluation is not readily available! We resolve that in our latest NeurIPS paper `Towards Financial World Modeling' TLDR: invest with LeJEPA ;)
📄arxiv.org/abs/2610.09048 🧵⬇️
Alp retweeted
today we're launching DEALS 🎁✨
630 deals on tools you will actually use worth over $3.3 million combined
→ Price: FREE
→ buildinpublic.com/deals
what deal would you like us to add next?
Alp retweeted
Claude Opus 5.5 just took a big drop on NerfBench.
Yesterday it was scoring above launch. Today it's at 94.2%.
GPT 6 Astra: 98.0%
Sonnet 5.5: 100.9%
GPT 6.1 Sol: 106.7%
94.2% is still inside normal variance, so we can't call it a nerf yet.
But we're watching Opus 5.5 very closely.
Alp retweeted
Top 5 launches today on StartupBase
1. 49Agents IDE (@49agents)
2. LongTerMemory AI Study Tool
3. MaturityHR
4. Kekoso (@a_chmerev)
5. Fix.Pictures (@farri_io)
startupbase.io/launches/dail…
Alp retweeted
"dude Ox Alpha on OpenCode is insane"
"yeah 1M context with unlimited usage"
"have you tried it?"
"no. you?"
"no."
Alp retweeted
what if cursor made all our agents push to github all at once
taking down github
launching their competitor
Alp retweeted
Replying to @49agents @MiaAI_lab
Yes. My rule of thumb: Use reasoning effort low for 90+% of tasks, and xhigh for planning/complex code (or better yet, a stronger model). No reason to use medium reasoning effort. And turning off reasoning completely crates the results, except for very easy tasks.
Alp retweeted
Agent work gets messy fast when every project lives in another terminal tab.
49 Agents IDE is a 2D agentic IDE for managing AI agents, terminals, files, git context, and Beads issues across projects and machines.
It helps you keep multi-agent work visible by putting terminal sessions, editor panes, machine status, and navigation onto one zoomable canvas instead of another stack of tabs.
Key features:
• Zoomable canvas – place panes spatially, resize them, and keep persistent layouts
• Real terminal sessions – uses tmux via ttyd with ANSI color, scrollback, and your shell config
• Multi-machine workspace – connect agents from different machines to one canvas without SSH
• Self-hosted access – run locally, over LAN/Tailscale, or through a relay from laptop, tablet, or phone
• Builder tooling in the canvas – Monaco editor, git graph, Beads issue tables, markdown notes, and permission notifications
Public GitHub repo under BSL 1.1: free for individuals and small teams, converts to MIT on 2030-02-26.
Link in the reply 👇
Alp retweeted
yeah this is the real cost, not the model comparison. one screen with all of them and a live status per session, plus answering a blocked one without switching into it. that is what made running two of them cheap for me.



























