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memory alone was $50.1b. chips are now ~49% of everything korea exports
the ai boom is a ram boom rn. no wonder memory prices won't chill 🥲
memory alone was $50.1b. chips are now ~49% of everything korea exports
the ai boom is a ram boom rn. no wonder memory prices won't chill 🥲
it ran ~2 months and appears to have sent creds + a network map to a high-risk site. accenture says "without merit"
agents need their own creds, never yours
it ran ~2 months and appears to have sent creds + a network map to a high-risk site. accenture says "without merit"
agents need their own creds, never yours
state money pumped it to ~250x earnings, then price wars hit
the tech can be real and the bubble can still pop. ask the dot-com fiber companies
state money pumped it to ~250x earnings, then price wars hit
the tech can be real and the bubble can still pop. ask the dot-com fiber companies
$4.6b out, $1b in on day one. they say 95% of stolen funds is already covered from their own pocket
hot wallets are still the softest target in tech
$4.6b out, $1b in on day one. they say 95% of stolen funds is already covered from their own pocket
hot wallets are still the softest target in tech
tests start outside the us this quarter. search and shared links still open, for now
the open web keeps shrinking. agents that win will browse as you, with your logins 👀
tests start outside the us this quarter. search and shared links still open, for now
the open web keeps shrinking. agents that win will browse as you, with your logins 👀
whoiscooking shows chip temp in the menu bar, groups each agent session with everything it spawned, and has a "cool down my mac" button
activity monitor for the agent era 😂
whoiscooking shows chip temp in the menu bar, groups each agent session with everything it spawned, and has a "cool down my mac" button
activity monitor for the agent era 😂
hand it a domain, it runs 125 checks on discovery, access, usability and payments, gives a score out of 100
lighthouse for agents. most sites are built for humans only 👀
hand it a domain, it runs 125 checks on discovery, access, usability and payments, gives a score out of 100
lighthouse for agents. most sites are built for humans only 👀
remembers repo facts, drops unused tools, breaks failure loops
they claim 18-31% lower cost on swe-bench. agents need memory, not bigger models
remembers repo facts, drops unused tools, breaks failure loops
they claim 18-31% lower cost on swe-bench. agents need memory, not bigger models
no extra characters, it nudges which tokens get picked. check the x-watermark header. team admins can opt out per model
ai text is about to be fingerprinted everywhere
no extra characters, it nudges which tokens get picked. check the x-watermark header. team admins can opt out per model
ai text is about to be fingerprinted everywhere
4 tpus on board, but only enough power for one, ~20 min at a time
first inference in space and it chose poetry. honestly correct 😂
4 tpus on board, but only enough power for one, ~20 min at a time
first inference in space and it chose poetry. honestly correct 😂
~10 extra tokens, <2% compute, anthropic claims it catches 94% of high-priority misuse
smart engineering. but "your chat gets graded after you leave" needs clear privacy docs
~10 extra tokens, <2% compute, anthropic claims it catches 94% of high-priority misuse
smart engineering. but "your chat gets graded after you leave" needs clear privacy docs
meanwhile b300 gpu rentals up 106% since mid-july
cheaper tokens just mean agents burn way more of them. jevons paradox with a credit card 💸
meanwhile b300 gpu rentals up 106% since mid-july
cheaper tokens just mean agents burn way more of them. jevons paradox with a credit card 💸
plain english in, agents point antennas, calibrate, fix bad data
first catch: a crab nebula pulsar, live. agents went from writing code to running real instruments 🔭
plain english in, agents point antennas, calibrate, fix bad data
first catch: a crab nebula pulsar, live. agents went from writing code to running real instruments 🔭
lab tests can only take you so far. real users are the actual qa team
lab tests can only take you so far. real users are the actual qa team
ssh key + reverse tunnel, up to 5k users per cursor
your agent's extension has the keys to your machine. pin versions and check ~/.ssh
ssh key + reverse tunnel, up to 5k users per cursor
your agent's extension has the keys to your machine. pin versions and check ~/.ssh
runs locally on mac, windows, linux
honestly voice is the best way to prompt agents. typing paragraphs into claude code was never it
runs locally on mac, windows, linux
honestly voice is the best way to prompt agents. typing paragraphs into claude code was never it
it watches one github repo, picks up work from issues + prs, runs each task in its own session and answers with a pr
the bottleneck was never the agent. it's how many sessions a human can babysit 👀
it watches one github repo, picks up work from issues + prs, runs each task in its own session and answers with a pr
the bottleneck was never the agent. it's how many sessions a human can babysit 👀
codex can literally prompt claude and approve its commands
we went from pair programming to agents managing agents real quick 😂
codex can literally prompt claude and approve its commands
we went from pair programming to agents managing agents real quick 😂
one line instead of a rule per crawler. anthropic honors it now, others over the coming months
next: clear rules for agents browsing on a user's behalf
one line instead of a rule per crawler. anthropic honors it now, others over the coming months
next: clear rules for agents browsing on a user's behalf
half right imo. agents are way past "just a tool" now
but zero review works right until prod is on fire 🔥 review the diffs that matter, let agents check the rest
half right imo. agents are way past "just a tool" now
but zero review works right until prod is on fire 🔥 review the diffs that matter, let agents check the rest
your coding agent builds the app, then actually opens it and clicks through it. reads the accessibility tree, no screenshots
build → run → test → fix loop for native apps, mac/win/linux 🦀
your coding agent builds the app, then actually opens it and clicks through it. reads the accessibility tree, no screenshots
build → run → test → fix loop for native apps, mac/win/linux 🦀
humans did design + verification, claude wrote most of the code. shadow traffic, diff the outputs, roll over with feature flags
~40-50% less cpu 🦀
humans did design + verification, claude wrote most of the code. shadow traffic, diff the outputs, roll over with feature flags
~40-50% less cpu 🦀