Marianne @uniqueappai

@Nance726 haha, really, Americans still didn't get why Macron weared sunglasses?

@nezapos @Soviet_Koshka @xybatixe_redux @Panchenko_X poor people, that's what international mass media is keeping silent about

@Warrior_334 @elonmusk If he were a Nazi, he wouldn’t apologise, and if he were not, he wouldn't either as his gesture of placing his hand over his heart was simply an expression of his feelings, "my heart goes out to you", not a sign of devotion like the Roman/Nazi salute.

Serious question: What are we going to do with all the parking spaces when Tesla robotaxis take over? Turn them into parks? Housing? Wireless charging stations? The possibilities are wild.

Tencent Cloud AI Code Assistant Launches, Built on the Hunyuan Large Model. Tencent Cloud has unveiled its AI Code Assistant, designed to enhance programming efficiency through advanced code suggestions powered by the Hunyuan large model. This innovative tool excels in understanding code context, providing precise logic and syntax recommendations tailored to individual coding styles, significantly increasing productivity across its user base of programmers. Original Chinese article: aibase.com/zh/news/13800 English translation via free online service: translate.google.com/translate?hl=e… @TencentGlobal #TencentCloud #AICodeAssistant Video Credit: Kling AI

No humans have been to the Moon since 1972. That is about to change econ.st/2JRF9fa

The new gold/asset-backed BRICS currency is reportedly 55 to 1! 1 BRICS gold currency will cost $55. De-dollarization is not far off.

@ZTolerance13 @jasonregreen @largacty1 Certianly. We should all start building nuclear bomb shelters in the backyards 😀

Back in 2008, @amasad wasn't trying to launch a startup. He was a college student in Jordan with a wild idea: What if you could code collaboratively in a browser? "I was always attracted to the entrepreneurship track, but I've always ultimately been guided by my worldview when it came to creating technology," Amjad told me. So he built @Replit — the first collaborative coding environment in a browser. Then he abandoned it to pursue a career as a software engineer, working at Codecademy and Facebook. But here's what's wild: Even though Amjad wasn’t actively working on it anymore, Replit took on a life of its own. It kept growing, mainly among student developers, racking up so many early product-market fit signals that soon, it became impossible for Amjad to ignore. Years later, Amjad circled back to his college project. But turning it into a company wasn't easy: • YC rejected him 3 times before finally accepting Replit • He struggled to raise initial funding • VCs kept saying Replit wasn't a sustainable business But Amjad's conviction never wavered. He made bold, unconventional bets like: • Supporting multiple programming languages (like Python) instead of betting on just JavaScript (this was back in 2017, as everyone else was doubling down on JS) • Pivoting from browser-based to cloud-based execution, even though browser had been his initial breakthrough • Investing heavily in AI before it was mainstream These decisions paid off big time. Replit's growth has been explosive: 2018: 1M users 2021: 6M users 2023: 20M users 2024: 30M users Now, Replit has raised over $200M and just launched Replit Agent to help users create and deploy full applications from a few sentences. No code required. Check out my full interview with Amjad in the latest installment of our Paths to Product-Market Fit series for more of the details on how he navigated each of these moves, linked in the comments.

New: Companies like the Dairy Farmers of America, Louis Dreyfus, and Cargill have been purchasing milk and crops from prisons across the U.S., public records reveal. thecounter.org/how-corporatio…

Manicode is now running the latest Claude Sonnet 3.5 model! The better the model, the more there is an advantage to the agentic approach of Manicode vs. Cursor.

🚨 NEW: Where's the UK's worst night out? London was once a world-class nightlife destination, but the data shows it's now the worst night out in Britain @EdHalford1 and I decided to find the best places to party Here's what we found 👇🧵 1/ thetimes.com/article/dd3b3f…

New from 404 Media: someone put facial recognition on Meta's smart glasses to instantly dox strangers. You look at them, sends face to a facial recognition tool. LLM infers name, sends to people site. Gets phone number, address. I've seen it in action 404media.co/someone-put-fa…

Thousands of people are using an AI-powered automatic job application bot to spam job apps on LinkedIn. “I applied to 2843 roles” one person said 404media.co/i-applied-to-2…

If you’ve wanted to try Bluesky but have been turned off by their invite-only waitlist, good news: They’ve ditched the queue and have now opened up to everybody: bsky.app You can find me over there at:

At the Google trial, Microsoft's CEO testified that the case isn't just about search, but about Google's future efforts to build a huge moat around AI training data based on search queries: cnn.com/2023/10/02/tec…

With the government committing to building 300,000 homes per year, there's a wealth of opportunities across a variety of sectors. Housebuilders are poised to benefit, but investors should also be looking deeper - there is potential from bricks to beds. telegraph.co.uk/money/property…

@robverger @PopSci Cool )

We won't stop 🤝 I promise.

IOTA @iota

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$20M TVL on #IOTAEVM! 🙌 This is the culmination of months of dedication to building the digital ecosystem of the future. #IOTA is on the path to shaping the next generation of innovative #Web3 solutions, and we’re grateful to see this represented in measurable growth! 🚀

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#paveldurov Are you real gunius or a puppet working for the communist agenda, else why a billionaire who owns nothing as you said yourself will be interested of stealing from hard-working people who are just trying to achieve their dreams?

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