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Joined April 2017
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we absolutely should in fact genetically engineer bioluminescent plants & trees and then completely eradicate the affront to God that is LED street lights from the face of the Earth
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@ZyMazzaOct 23
How come it's always war and never like road work. Can we genetically engineer some giraffes for construction projects?
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Linus Torvalds says, rules prohibiting AI usage are “UTTERLY STUPID” and “idiotic”. For the Linux kernel, Torvalds says, “we’re not going to make stupid rules that say ‘you can’t use tools for X’”.
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The last thing that sent me back to macOS is gone. iPhone apps signed on Linux now get push notifications, Sign in with Apple and universal links in my newest apple-dev release. No macOS. No Xcode. Open source, built for @omarchy:
github.com/joshuaswarren/oma…
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Someone handed their agent my omarchy-apple-dev repo. 10 minutes later it had built and notarized a macOS app on a Linux machine. It passed Apple review. No Mac needed to ship to the Mac App Store. Built for @omarchy, open to everyone.
Replying to @JoshuaSWarren
Sol took 10 min to build and notarized a MacOS app on a Linux host; just by linking your repo. It passed Apple review. Amazing times.
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DeepAI retweeted
Any business that bans agents represents an opportunity for a startup to create a competitor. If they need to ban agents, it must mean people want to use them, or there would be no point. And that in turn means there's demand for a competitor that allows them.
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DeepAI retweeted
Amazon banning agents is the first opportunity I've seen since Amazon was founded for a startup to create an Amazon competitor. People will want agents to buy stuff for them. It will be one of the main use cases. And they won't want to use some Amazon-supplied agent to do it.
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DeepAI retweeted
Dean W. Ball
@deanwballOct 7
I can suggest an equation that has the potential to impact the future: P = NP + AI
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DeepAI retweeted
many such stories (from the tscircuit discord)
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introducing the JEVSTEIN FILES a browser extension that checks everyone on your timeline against the epstein files in real time
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Your daily dose of ASICs. Open source FPGA, after an open source software stack, the next frontier is silicon. This board was made by Leo Moser (not me), and manufactured through wafer.space on the Global Foundries 180nm node. And it works. 1/2
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rise and shine bros it’s java time
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DeepAI retweeted
The hardest part of building sandboxes is competing to be the most annoying person on twitter.
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DeepAI retweeted
one thing to note about chips openai designed a chip specifically with LLM training and inference in mind and got basically the same performance as GPUs and TPUs we sometimes quibble about who's better by 50% here or there, that we forget that no one is better by 10x or 100x
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DHH
@dhhAug 26
There's no problems blocking Linux desktop adoption that we can't fix with frontier agents, a fired-up movement, and ten+ million dollars. We can fix everything.
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i²cjak
@i2cjakAug 15
electrical engineer here! All components have a built in warning light if you use them wrong enough
A microcontroller IC that overheats, cracks, or catches fire usually indicates a serious electrical fault.
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gemini search is still undefeated
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A great post from Blue Sky
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DeepAI retweeted
Everyone's trying to make CPUs faster. I’m trying to make them worse. New project: CPU deoptimization. Searching for the slowest possible machine instructions x86 single instruction record: 198,002,498,236 cycles, 62 seconds The assembly hall of shame: github.com/xoreaxeaxeax/asm-…
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