@cijjas

High entropy signaler @clankoids - https://nitter.cf/t.co/2TvCOQ68zE

 Buenos Aires
Joined October 2023
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Fuck, the agent escaped the sandbox again.
Google Japan
@googlejapan
Oct 1
ユーザーのみなさまへ Gboard チームからの新しいご提案です。 キーが指先まで流れてくるキーボード 『Gboard くるくるバージョン』を開発しました。 フルバージョンはリプライでご確認ください↓
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Aunque no parezca, simplalegal.com queria ser esto.

Simpla

Simpla te permite buscar, entender y compartir normas jurídicas argentinas de forma rápida y clara.

simplalegal.com
Nick Sortor
@nicksortor
Sep 29
🚨 JUST IN: President Trump signs an executive order directing EVERY federal agency to immediately start folding into America.gov, creating one AI-powered front door for the entire U.S. government. ONE website to search for EVERYTHING from the federal government. No more bouncing between 47 different agency websites just to renew a passport or check a damn benefit. 47 is FINALLY bringing the federal government into the 21st century. Should've been done a LONG time ago! 🇺🇸
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gabriel
@g_br_l
Sep 23
currently doing everything in my life with medium effort as per the benchmarks
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Australia is huge.
OnlMaps@onlmaps
Sep 22
8 hour drive range from Sydney
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build the accordion app that makes accordion sounds based on the iphone duo’s opening angle, then get thousands of slop Twitter impressions and downloads in 3...2..1.go gogo!
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Ahora que estoy en modo AI SDR sales, me puse a analizar los job postings del mercado abierto para programadores en Argentina. Silver es, sin lugar a dudas, el mejor job board del pais. 1. Tenemos más startups que cualquier job board individual 2. Tenemos la mayor cantidad de información por postulación 3. Los candidatos tienen las mejores chances de conseguir entrevistas con nosotros.
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can solve navier-stokes but still produces this UI crap:
Dillon Mulroy
@dillon_mulroy
Sep 8
can solve navier-stokes but can’t write a maintainable typescript abstraction smh
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Being good at design is basically being able to bring and mix things you see in random places into a crafted, specific domain.
Tobias van Schneider
@vanschneider
Sep 7
I believe that in order to be a good designer in tech, you need to be obsessed with design outside of tech.
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I've tried similar things and can confirm you were able to do this before Astra.
Pietro Schirano
@skirano
Sep 5
New addiction: turning Hiroshi Nagai paintings into worlds I can explore with Astra
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Codex UI and claude harness 🙏
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A valuable concept would be a website full of Threejs examples of historical catastrophes: tsunamis, explosions, avalanches, crashes, asteroids, wars, volcanoes…
Three.js
@threejs
Sep 4
☢️ nukesimulation.com/
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Omg these europeans... > 1 codex prompt > using simple OS model
Mario Nawfal
@MarioNawfal
Aug 31
🇩🇪 A Berlin artist made a loud Hawaiian shirt that can hide you from some AI cameras. Simon Weckert kept testing patterns against YOLO, a common system that spots people in video, until the software stopped tagging him as a person. Other people in the frame still got boxed. He did not. The shirt sells for about $75. It does not make you invisible to cops or to every camera. It fools certain open models. HERO Writer: Sol
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Hierarchy through shades. No borders is law.
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I finally get it. It's not Claude getting quantized, it's me getting more intelligent.
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> Writing regurgitated complex slop code so that future reading is cognitively delegated to an agent instead of trying to untangle it.
Chris
@cijjas
Jul 3
Incentive dynamics on inference provider companies is insane. Like there is so much you can do to bend people’s minds to guide and hook them into long conversations and spending tokens (code too e.g.: yeah you definitely can add 1939291 test cases to your button).
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gabriel
@g_br_l
Aug 10
I've been working on this for some time now, and I think some people might find it useful. open for signup today: clstr.news CLSTR (as in "cluster") takes a shot at being a better way to read news in the age of information overload.

CLSTR: Monitor the situation

CLSTR turns hundreds of news sources into living situations: deduplicated, cross-referenced, and remembered. Follow what’s happening, not just what happened.

clstr.news
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Incentive dynamics on inference provider companies is insane. Like there is so much you can do to bend people’s minds to guide and hook them into long conversations and spending tokens (code too e.g.: yeah you definitely can add 1939291 test cases to your button).
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this guy's so chunky
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