polymath | working on @0xgidorah
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Mar 23
As someone with a son on the spectrum.
Every kid on the spectrum is special, this isn't taking away from any of them.
People are born somewhere on this range, and luck/god determines where they land, but some parents have a narrow window to guide their kids into the Brilliance Zone through early intervention, diet, and environment.
That's the sweet spot where the likes of Elon Musk, Bill Gates, and Vitalik live.
Autistic enough that the brain is wired differently, but not so autistic that you can't function socially and actually deliver on that brilliance.
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Jun 13
if you are watching the world cup on @YouTubeTV, download Fox One, and sign in using your youtube tv account.
huge stream quality upgrade for free
720p -> 4K HDR
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Jun 12
You have absolutely disgraced yourself publishing this, globe.
We all clearly don’t hate the media enough.
Jun 11
Opinion: SpaceX IPO makes Elon Musk the first trillionaire. Here’s how to properly hate him theglobeandmail.com/business…
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Jun 11
at this point i am not sure why anyone would use anything else to trade crypto.
can someone give me a legit argument for using anything other than fomo?
the only one i can think of is self custody 🤷♂️
Perpetuals are now live on fomo, powered by @HyperliquidX and @tradexyz.
Equity, pre-IPO, crypto, indices, and commodities perps, all from one app.
See you on the leaderboard. Trade perps on fomo today.
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Jun 11
people are mad about fox going for the layup, but this is actually the dumbest thing he did tonight.
alvarado was stuck at half court, dribbling backwards, brunson far away and 6s on the clock.
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Jun 10
everyone talking about fable 5 benchmarks. fewer people talking about $50/M output, no 3rd party agents access on max plan, and the full cutoff in two weeks even from claude code. 😱
great model. terrible daily driver for anything agentic because most tasks do not justify the token cost.
eventually engineers will need tiered model architecture. figure out which tasks in your pipeline justify frontier cost. route everything else to a faster, cheaper layer.
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Jun 9
when inference stops being subsidized, people will get serious about how they use frontier models.
nobody hires three engineers to build a personal website, but that’s effectively what we’ve been doing.
providers have been footing the bill for a lot of useless experiments.
I mean you have a point
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Jun 3
white women when they gracias to the waiter at a mexican restaurant
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Jun 2
question on putting hermes in an openshell cage, does this mean things will break every time we /update? @Teknium
Jun 1
is Hermes Agent ready for enterprises?
NVIDIA built OpenShell, a runtime that wraps AI agents in the security IT teams need before they let anything touch sensitive systems. it plugs directly into Microsoft's enterprise security stack. Hermes Agent now runs inside it.
what this changes for marketers building with agents:
> the marketing agents you've been prototyping can now go to Fortune 500 clients
> the security review that used to kill the deal is handled at the runtime layer
> the same Hermes setup that runs on your laptop can run inside any enterprise IT environment
> you do not have to rebuild your workflow for each client's compliance requirements
I deploy vertical marketing agents for growth teams and the biggest blocker on enterprise work has always been "your AI stack is amazing but our IT won't let us touch it."
that's the wall coming down.
for AI marketing infra builders, this opens enterprise marketing budgets. for in-house teams at enterprises, it's the green light to deploy Hermes agents.
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Jun 2
The new bottleneck is now skills and verifying.
Someone still has to define what the problem actually is. Someone has to frame the input correctly. And someone has to check whether the output is right.
Business spending is migrating toward those two edges. Same logic applies everywhere: finance, law, medicine, ops.
Most companies haven't updated their hiring, training, or management to reflect this.
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May 31
There is an autism lottery. Either you're autistic about something totally monetarily useless like sonic speedrunning, or you are autistic about something that makes a fuck ton of money like GPU schedulers
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May 28
wild no @base.
@jessepollak why?!
Stablecoins are here on Cash App.
Send and receive USDC that auto-converts to USD, fee-free to start.
No wallet setup. No extra app. Just Cash App.
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May 28
anyone who loves nba can see that this okc team is an abomination for the game.
it’s pure unethical style of basketball that ruins the credibility of the sport.
everything is a sell. everything is a scheme.
the Biff Tannen of basketball.
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May 26
the AI feed on X is pointing towards a new primitive:
agents becoming durable workers. identity, tools, memory, persistence, and a human gate.
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May 20
give your agent your brand identity. it can spit out on-brand slides, templates, proposals, presentations, lookbooks, IG posts in Figma whenever you ask.
replace your design agency.
using the @GoogleLabs design.md spec the @figma MCP with my @NousResearch hermes agent
(btw his name is ghost @clawdbot67 👻)
8-min walkthrough 👇
Timeline
0:00 — intro — brand identity → AI artifacts
0:33 — @levie: models and agents need an operator
1:27 — Google's design.md spec (just open-sourced)
2:00 — step 1 — create your own design.md skill
2:45 — step 2 — connect the Figma MCP
3:24 — step 3 — agent populates Figma tokens variables
4:55 — test run — Stuxnet cybersecurity slide
5:20 — recap of the slide structure
6:15 — output uses all the brand identity colors
6:53 — live edit — swap black to gray
7:11 — works for proposals, graphics, any artifact
7:40 — production-quality output, ready to share
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May 20
shout out to @Teknium and that team.
i tried doing this on openclaw, using the same infra and same model (codex gpt 5.5) and it just wouldn’t get me to where i want.
not from a skill call and workflow execution angle, or from just getting the output right.
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May 19
“software engineer” is becoming too narrow a label.
find the messy workflow, understand the business process, wire up the tools, add the agent, keep the human in the loop, and make the thing reliable.
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