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Wrapped up my first week at Octopus Energy, and I'm heading out to France for them next week ππ«π·
On the agency side, we're about to take on our first new clients. No more free discovery work, just one or two clients at Β£20k-Β£30k each.
Iβve got my dog Rosie with me in the study too, sleeping off last nights sleep π΄
Not a bad week.
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6 DAYS LEFT FOR GTA 6 RELEASE!
I'm selling ad space to livestream playing GTA 6 on launch day with you're brand on the frame!!
> Full stream until I finish the ENTIRE game
> 12 sticker spots on the lid
> I don't own it yet, the auction buys it
Join the bid at: brandmyconsole.com
7 DAYS LEFT FOR GTA 6 RELEASE!
I'm selling ad space to livestream playing GTA 6 on launch day with you're brand on the frame!!
> Full stream until I finish the ENTIRE game
> 12 sticker spots on the lid
> I don't own it yet, the auction buys it
Join the bid at: brandmyconsole.com
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The final stage of automation: my agent attends, your agent presents, and neither of us ever has to know what was discussed
Claude can now join Google Meet calls.
hey @grok, how long until AI agents start attending meetings that could've been an email?
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Few things I would love to see in Codex :
1. One click checkpoints to rewind both code and conversation.
2. Detailed usage analytics showing excactly where our limits are going.
As a Pro subscriber, I want to spend more time building and less time recovering from mistakes or figuring out what consumed my usage lol π
And of course, release GPT 6.2 Astra please π
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Every day trader becomes a long-term investor and a visionary exactly five minutes after forgetting to set a stop-loss.
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Gemini 4 Hydrogen vs Gemini 4 Carbon vs Gemini 4 Argon - Stickman Fight
All the new family side by side and the tests were not what I expected.
Hydrogen ended up more expensive than Carbon, while being slower at the same time. I only saw this once, when sonnet 5.5 was more expensive than Opus 5.5
Google might need to tweek things a bit still, but at least the way things are I would just stick with Carbon (If Opus, Sol and Fable did not exist)
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twittering is so fun. i just drop whatever nonsense is on my mind, get 3 likes from strangers, and experience an overwhelming sense of accomplishment.
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its always "whats your snap?" or "whats your insta?" but never "could i pretty please get your twitter and go through your profile post by post?"
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Made my own note-taking app, Quire. Sync through a private Hetzner bucket. Clean. Simplified. No features I do not need.
Release made for macos, linux, windows and android.
Github, MIT, PRs closed: github.com/bjarneo/quire
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day 22 of building in public...
launching soon :)
made a little teaser for it.. tiny robots in a logo factory making the logos the alpha/beta version made for builders here. if you spot yours, tell me xD
the free AI logo maker is almost ready.. I trained a custom AI model in 5 languages and made the editor super simple
no sign up, no credit card
want a free logo before launch? drop what you're building below, let's connect!
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to run a good X profile, one must have acute insight and discernment to know which post and repost is a worthy addition to your careful collection of internet delights
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This is CRAZY. Fable 5.2 built this entire dino chase from scratch... no three.js, no engine, no libraries just vanilla JS and it's own WebGL renderer.
Every dino, tree, and bit of terrain is sprite stacked, 2D pixel slices layered into 3D.
Blowing my mind!
Link below
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Day 2 of my M5 Max PROLED XDR @OmarchyMac bring up.
Done!?
GPU works, touchscreen works! WiFi works. ANE powers up.
Some polish left but itβs fully usable. Info for your agent to replicate this before it goes live in the Omarchy M installer: joshuawarren.com/blog/omarchβ¦
The first photo is of the touchscreen calibration process my agent created that helped us determine that the sensor is laid out upside down so taps were landing mirrored!


























