monthly signups for @resend... back in january, we were seeing 25k new users per month, now we're seeing 70k. it's pretty clear that we have a new definition of a "developer" now.

#Claude now suggests apps. Claude analyzes user intent → finds the right tool → suggests it. OpenAI enabled AI apps but seemed to never been committed to make them work With Anthropic taking the lead the channel really starts. Day1 of #AIdistribution.

The big reshuffle of financial services value chain

Les pouvoirs publics « se demandent comment délivrer une écologie populaire, mais, lorsqu’une solution adaptée apparaît, ce seraient les barbares qui débarquent en ville » Haine et mépris envers une solution populaire, pragmatique et décarbonée. lemonde.fr/m-perso/article/2…

One of the hardest things early stage atm. Do you only build for AI native company? Do you speak old playbook company? The products for those 2 ICP are completely different.

Chinese take @openclaw very literally #Shenzen meet-up

Everyone talks about humanoids. Meanwhile, @loki_robotics:

back to what I truly love: building 🏗️ Thrilled to team up with @joinhexa to launch #WalkTheFrontier, a studio building global AI ventures. 1st AI as a buyer — businesses mastered selling to humans, but AI will decide. Also venturing in #PhysicalAI (robotics & defense).

Seules les images sont mises en scène. Le dialogue est réel et tiré de l’interview de Guillaume Pley avec #NicolasSarkozy pour l’émission Legend. #Sarkozy

who’s behind these sarcastic paid ‘AI parenting’ dystopians billboards in SF? nurtureos.ai Parents can now grow/mine human brain to lease to @mercor_ai

Looks like #windsurf is soo back ! Whether it’s against #kitesurf or @cursor_ai , it’s still about riding good waves, I guess.

NOTE: Using OpenAi Operator at your bank in EU is illegal by law! Web access for assistants was banned years ago as part of “Open banking” Here is the story of why: 15 years ago I stumbled into Sofort in Germany. A company with the idea to build a digital assistant that would interact with your banks poor UI, so you as a user could avoid it. Just like operator. Back then it was script based, not AI but it worked. I was so impressed Klarna bought the company. It has since then processed billions of dollars. But of course banks got scared! What happens if people use the digital assistant only, instead of their bank. And what if the assistant says, stop paying those fees to your bank and let me help you switch? So German banks sued. They claimed privacy concerns. It went to Brussels and a long lobbying and legal fight pursued. This was the beginning of what we today call open banking! I and others spent years fighting over consumers right to use digital assistants, when accessing their banks. We knew this was critical to create real competition, in an industry that has been plagued by excess profits for years. At first Jonathan Hill from UK was responsible and very supportive. But then he left and a German guy came onboard. He was 100% aligned with incumbent banks and we thought the case was lost. However he did a mistake and let some Russian oligarchs take him for a ride on their private jet. And so he was out. Finally @VDombrovskis stepped in. He was smart and supportive but pressure from banks was intense. There was rumors that they were funding privacy groups in Germany, to have them use privacy concerns to kill Open Banking. What if the digital assistant accessed some of your private data? We were about to loose the vote, when the competitive authorities of EU started getting interested. They suspected the banks were lobbying and pursuing this matter for profit reasons to reduce competition(really…). A few weeks before the vote in parliament they raided the offices of some Dutch and Polish banks. Everyone got super nervous and the Open Banking regulation was passed! Almost… A small technical detail was left to EBA (European banking authorities). Should your digital assistant use an API for access to your bank account or the standard web UI you use yourself for accessing your bank? We pushed as hard as we could. We highlighted and said, if your assistant is mandated to use the API that your bank supplies. What if the API don’t support all the same features. Or the API is broken? Don’t worry said regulators. You can complain with authorities 😂 We said at least let the digital assistant, as fall back, use the web UI. Then banks cant cheat, as they will know we can always use the same UI as their human customers. It’s called self regulation. But EBA ignored us. Today web UI access for digital assistants as ChatGPT Operator is illegal by law. And surprise, surprise the open banking API of European banks, continue to be broken, lack functionality and banks add as much friction as they can. We report and see thousands of issues with these APIs every year. And people ask me why open banking has not become a larger success… What do you say @donaldtusk time for a change? Jest potrzebne!

I constantly get DMs from European founders wanting to build in the U.S. If you're serious about your life's work, you should. @joinodf has helped many second-time founders: > Build community in SF > Find co-founders > Navigate immigration No equity taken Apply by tomorrow!

La solution serait que l’UE (ou trump) impose un ban sur les llm et cloud providers US. En 5-10 on a une vraie tech européenne.

Le LLM DeepSeek chinois est une rupture de paradigme géopolitique, scientifique et économique dont on ne mesure pas l'ampleur. En entraînant un modèle à 670mds de paramètres avec 5,5 millions de dollars de calcul seulement, ils ont obtenu une performance opérationnelle d'une échelle de plusieurs dizaines de fois supérieure à la performance des meilleurs. Géopolitique : la stratégie d'endiguement des USA ne marche pas. Ce LLM est si peu 'intensif' qu'il a pu être entraîné sur des H800, des processeurs qui ne sont pas sous embargo donnant du poids aux arguements de Nvidia (l'embargo est inutile). Scientifique: l'approche "mixture of experts" utilisee ici montre que les contraintes fortes (pas d'accès au calcul massif) suscittent l'innovation et qu'il y a probablement d'immenses gains de performances à trouver dans l'optimisation des modèles mathématiques structurants les modèles Économique : DeepSeek effondre la barrière à l'entrée de la production de LLM, permettant potentiellemment à de petites acteurs de développer des LLM très puissants. on.ft.com/3Q8k3Mp via @FT

The $6,000 price tag of most robotic arms was a big obstacle for my projects. So, I built one for $200. It can carry a 2kg dumbbell. Its reach is 60cm. This version is almost full metal, the first 3d printed version was breaking easily… #Robot #3DPrinting #ArtificialInteligence