Bhavya retweeted
For someone who just got a MacBook
what are the first apps and tools they should install?
Drop your must-haves, hidden gems and setup tips below
what are the first apps and tools they should install?
Drop your must-haves, hidden gems and setup tips below
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Bhavya retweeted
For people who keep asking what to build
> Build your own operating system
> Build your own AI research agent
> Build your own database
> Build your own web server
> Build your own multi-agent automation system
> Build your own version control system
> Build your own game engine
> Build your own browser
> Build your own operating system
> Build your own AI research agent
> Build your own database
> Build your own web server
> Build your own multi-agent automation system
> Build your own version control system
> Build your own game engine
> Build your own browser
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For someone who just got a MacBook
what are the first apps and tools they should install?
Drop your must-haves, hidden gems and setup tips below
what are the first apps and tools they should install?
Drop your must-haves, hidden gems and setup tips below
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Bhavya retweeted
Google really knows how to turn its biggest advantage into its biggest weakness
Imagine building an AI coding tool people rely on, then pushing an update that replaces the entire experience and breaks their workflow
That's the Antigravity situation right now
Google doesn't need better marketing
It needs to stop making developers regret trusting its products
Imagine building an AI coding tool people rely on, then pushing an update that replaces the entire experience and breaks their workflow
That's the Antigravity situation right now
Google doesn't need better marketing
It needs to stop making developers regret trusting its products
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For people who keep asking what to build
> Build your own operating system
> Build your own AI research agent
> Build your own database
> Build your own web server
> Build your own multi-agent automation system
> Build your own version control system
> Build your own game engine
> Build your own browser
> Build your own operating system
> Build your own AI research agent
> Build your own database
> Build your own web server
> Build your own multi-agent automation system
> Build your own version control system
> Build your own game engine
> Build your own browser
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Google really knows how to turn its biggest advantage into its biggest weakness
Imagine building an AI coding tool people rely on, then pushing an update that replaces the entire experience and breaks their workflow
That's the Antigravity situation right now
Google doesn't need better marketing
It needs to stop making developers regret trusting its products
Imagine building an AI coding tool people rely on, then pushing an update that replaces the entire experience and breaks their workflow
That's the Antigravity situation right now
Google doesn't need better marketing
It needs to stop making developers regret trusting its products
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Bhavya retweeted
Linux users, show me your BEST setups
Drop your cleanest desktop setups, insane rice jobs, custom terminals, window managers, themes, and dotfiles
Let's see what Linux is truly capable of
Let's make this the best Linux setup thread on X
Drop your cleanest desktop setups, insane rice jobs, custom terminals, window managers, themes, and dotfiles
Let's see what Linux is truly capable of
Let's make this the best Linux setup thread on X
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Linux users, be honest
What made you switch to Linux?
1. Windows getting worse
2. Privacy concerns
3. Customization
4. Better development workflow
5. Older PC running like garbage
6. Curiosity
7. Someone on Reddit convinced me
8. I use Arch btw
And for those still on Windows…
What's stopping you from switching?
What made you switch to Linux?
1. Windows getting worse
2. Privacy concerns
3. Customization
4. Better development workflow
5. Older PC running like garbage
6. Curiosity
7. Someone on Reddit convinced me
8. I use Arch btw
And for those still on Windows…
What's stopping you from switching?
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Linux users, show me your BEST setups
Drop your cleanest desktop setups, insane rice jobs, custom terminals, window managers, themes, and dotfiles
Let's see what Linux is truly capable of
Let's make this the best Linux setup thread on X
Drop your cleanest desktop setups, insane rice jobs, custom terminals, window managers, themes, and dotfiles
Let's see what Linux is truly capable of
Let's make this the best Linux setup thread on X
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Bhavya retweeted
Linux users, be honest
What made you switch to Linux?
1. Windows getting worse
2. Privacy concerns
3. Customization
4. Better development workflow
5. Older PC running like garbage
6. Curiosity
7. Someone on Reddit convinced me
8. I use Arch btw
And for those still on Windows…
What's stopping you from switching?
What made you switch to Linux?
1. Windows getting worse
2. Privacy concerns
3. Customization
4. Better development workflow
5. Older PC running like garbage
6. Curiosity
7. Someone on Reddit convinced me
8. I use Arch btw
And for those still on Windows…
What's stopping you from switching?
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Bhavya retweeted
Unpopular opinion: local AI will become more important than cloud AI
Not because local models will always be smarter
But because people will eventually get tired of subscriptions, usage limits, privacy concerns, and companies deciding what their AI can do
Would you switch to a local model if it was 90% as good as Claude?
Not because local models will always be smarter
But because people will eventually get tired of subscriptions, usage limits, privacy concerns, and companies deciding what their AI can do
Would you switch to a local model if it was 90% as good as Claude?
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Bhavya retweeted
Claude Pro costs $20/month
Claude Max costs $100/month
And somehow, the biggest AI coding tool users are stuck choosing between hitting limits or paying 5x more
Anthropic needs a $50 plan
Or is making you frustrated enough to upgrade the entire business model?
Claude Max costs $100/month
And somehow, the biggest AI coding tool users are stuck choosing between hitting limits or paying 5x more
Anthropic needs a $50 plan
Or is making you frustrated enough to upgrade the entire business model?
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Unpopular opinion: local AI will become more important than cloud AI
Not because local models will always be smarter
But because people will eventually get tired of subscriptions, usage limits, privacy concerns, and companies deciding what their AI can do
Would you switch to a local model if it was 90% as good as Claude?
Not because local models will always be smarter
But because people will eventually get tired of subscriptions, usage limits, privacy concerns, and companies deciding what their AI can do
Would you switch to a local model if it was 90% as good as Claude?
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Claude Pro costs $20/month
Claude Max costs $100/month
And somehow, the biggest AI coding tool users are stuck choosing between hitting limits or paying 5x more
Anthropic needs a $50 plan
Or is making you frustrated enough to upgrade the entire business model?
Claude Max costs $100/month
And somehow, the biggest AI coding tool users are stuck choosing between hitting limits or paying 5x more
Anthropic needs a $50 plan
Or is making you frustrated enough to upgrade the entire business model?
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Bhavya retweeted
What if the next big leap in AI doesn't come from building bigger models but from getting multiple specialized models to work together?
That's the idea behind distributed cognition
Instead of intelligence being controlled by a handful of labs, imagine a network of models working collectively
A very different vision for the future of AI
That's the idea behind distributed cognition
Instead of intelligence being controlled by a handful of labs, imagine a network of models working collectively
A very different vision for the future of AI
Today distributed cognition exits out of stealth with backing by Verdict Capital.
Our mission is to replicate humanity's collective intelligence.
Read more: dcog.com/research/our-i…
Most of today's AI power is held in the hands of a few, who can choose what you're allowed to ermitted to do.
We stand on three substantially different foundational beliefs:
- You shouldn't ask permission for intelligence.
- Superintelligence will be a distributed collective.
- Humans are not meant to be relegated to a permanent underclass.
If we don't distribute intelligence, nobody will.
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Bhavya retweeted
Indie hackers, you might want to bookmark this one
You can now create product launch videos with AI
UX Pilot Motion lets you turn your website or an idea into product demos, logo animations, launch videos and ads
One less thing to worry about when launching your next project
You can now create product launch videos with AI
UX Pilot Motion lets you turn your website or an idea into product demos, logo animations, launch videos and ads
One less thing to worry about when launching your next project
Today we’re launching UX Pilot Motion ⚡️
Start with your website or an idea.
Create launch videos, product demos, logo animations, video ads and more.
Refine through chat or edit on the timeline.
Try it with your product:
uxpilot.ai/motion
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Bhavya retweeted
Today distributed cognition exits out of stealth with backing by Verdict Capital.
Our mission is to replicate humanity's collective intelligence.
Read more: dcog.com/research/our-i…
Most of today's AI power is held in the hands of a few, who can choose what you're allowed to ermitted to do.
We stand on three substantially different foundational beliefs:
- You shouldn't ask permission for intelligence.
- Superintelligence will be a distributed collective.
- Humans are not meant to be relegated to a permanent underclass.
If we don't distribute intelligence, nobody will.
Our mission is to replicate humanity's collective intelligence.
Read more: dcog.com/research/our-i…
Most of today's AI power is held in the hands of a few, who can choose what you're allowed to ermitted to do.
We stand on three substantially different foundational beliefs:
- You shouldn't ask permission for intelligence.
- Superintelligence will be a distributed collective.
- Humans are not meant to be relegated to a permanent underclass.
If we don't distribute intelligence, nobody will.
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