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AI has terrible memory

Introducing Micro, an agent that remembers more than Claude, Codex & OpenClaw

Leave a comment (eg "memory") & I'll send 30 days for free to try it
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politics is not that deep. its just

if economy good, vote for current party
else vote for new party
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I ran into @sneako in east village today and he was wearing a white robe

trying to figure out the theological significance for the midterm results
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Your agent works for the machines now.
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hiring and dating advice in the modern era
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Your thirst will be quenched if you step foot in my apartment
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What’s your North Star metric for your life?

Mine is total hours people have spent discussing me with their therapist
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brett goldstein retweeted
We started the Shift project with a simple premise -- how could we save money but without any degradation in intelligence?

A few key design decisions:
- Every request needs to be routed, not just the task. Agents run for 10s of minutes, picking the wrong model early is a big mistake

- Later requests are more expensive (cost grows quadratically) so it's better to start smart and deescalate over time

- The policy model needs to be cheap but flexibe. We trained shift-1 on top of a custom decision model in AC2.

I was skeptical that we could overcome the cache cost of switching mid session.

Even with switching costs, Switch-1 (Astra/Sol) saves us 55% on internal usage compared to Astra.

The most interesting result was actually that we started with an Astra/Luna router that only saved us 12% in real world usage.
Introducing Shift-1, a frontier coding router trained on AC2 that reduced coding agent cost by up to 55% with no noticeable drop in quality. Try it at shift.ac.
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Who says a super technical team with no marketers on staff can’t make a cool launch video?

It’s simple but it’s still unique and gets the job done.
Introducing Shift-1, a frontier coding router trained on AC2 that reduced coding agent cost by up to 55% with no noticeable drop in quality. Try it at shift.ac.
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brett goldstein retweeted
Introducing Shift-1, a frontier coding router trained on AC2 that reduced coding agent cost by up to 55% with no noticeable drop in quality. Try it at shift.ac.
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If you’re a VC and don’t have a giant silver crest and flag in your office like a16z

What are you even doing?
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I don’t know who’s behind this

But there’s at least a 10% chance I die alone but not a single researcher has spoke up about it.. til now?
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coffee meetings with biohackers hit different
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grateful for everyone who came to my mini-trombone recital
Last week, the team and I hosted Silicon Valley Idol for tech week— we had 6 contestants (all founders / from tech) come out and perform with a live band and judges that are top vocal coaches in the industry.

It was an incredible event.

Thank you to everyone who made this o support!
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great simple launch video

- great scroll stopper "holy shit"
- very relatable clear problem: AI bill is high
- some really good animations - esp showing the models overlaid on each employee
- lots of good demo shots

but
- narrator's pacing is a little slow and choppy
- would oyees in interview shots when narrating vs just the voice
- music kinda goes nowhere
- feels a little less playful than Ramp's typical brand
- would have liked to see one of the Ramp founders

this is a really excellent example of a classic, risk-free launch video. nothing in here is particularly unique or innovative, but it works well.

the only issue I have with it is that it doest quite feel like Ramp, the company who hired Office actors, performed a broadway musical, etc.

its really important to have a single cohesive creative direction and personality across not just videos but all marketing and copy. otherwise, things that deviate can feel fake.

not exactly the case here but was kinda close.
Introducing Glass.

AI made every employee faster. Glass makes the entire company smarter.
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rollercoaster too slow
thrill issue
these pickles are bland
dill issue
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third-space marketing is going to be a massive trend in 2027

tons of companies are opening bars and cafes that double as storefronts and third spaces for their brands

members only, a 50-year-old brand, opened its FIRST retail space combined with a cocktail bar in NYC
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the key to AI alignment is fear of god

divine accountability is the only means of enforcing a moral code that cannot be disproven
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who is gonna tell the far right xenophobes south asians are this good at bluegrass
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this was bound to happen

every image gen research lab did the same thing, releasing products integrating competing models to improve ux

matter of time til it happened to the rest of the AI labs
Important note regarding Grok @Bot:

Going forward, @SpaceX will use the best back end model for any given task, including Claude Opus 5.5, MidJourney, Suno and other leading APIs.

Whatever is most likely to give you the best outcome.
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crazy ppl on

imessage - send walls of text
ig - tons of mirror selfies with snap face filters
tiktok - get in fights in the comments every day

twitter/x - ???
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