Flow State

Tips On Peak Performance, Mental Health, and Motivation To Help You Perform At Your Highest Level.

[Flow State @1FlowState]

Lay the next brick. Learn as you go.

[Future Stacked @FutureStacked]

MemT 1.0 puts persistent memory inside the model’s computation.

One result stands out: at 128K tokens of history, the team reports approximately:

1.86× faster end-to-end inference
66× lower persistent storage

For Nano compared with full-context KV cache.

An interesting direction as AI takes on longer-running tasks.
https://t.co/DViwsrXnbQ

[Flow State @1FlowState]

Parents of these boys deserve a thank you note.

[AI Highlight @AIHighlight]

AI demos show you what a product can do. Real users tell you what it's actually like.

That's what makes @feedbackbench interesting.

Its Personal Agents rankings launch today, placing Muse first and ChatGPT Dots eighth among nine agents.

It's built by @enterpret_ai, which helps AI-native product teams find actionable evidence in customer feedback.

See what users love and complain about.

https://t.co/fXC99gPoE9

[Flow State @1FlowState]

Parents of these boys deserve a thank you note.

[Future Stacked @FutureStacked]

You can now run a strong coding model on your laptop with no internet and no API bills.

Flint's weights are free on Hugging Face under Apache 2.0, it works with Ollama, LM Studio, llama.cpp and vLLM, and it supports up to 512k tokens of context.

Your code stays on your machine the whole time.

[Future Stacked @FutureStacked]

You finally pick an AI agent, and suddenly everyone's recommending something better.

That's why we interested in @feedbackbench's Personal Agents rankings that launched today, tracking weekly changes like Grok Bot moving ahead of Hermes Agent.

It's built by @enterpret_ai, which helps AI-native product teams turn customer feedback into evidence they can act on.

We’d rather follow what real users think than chase every new recommendation.

https://t.co/ZhA3iRA9rh

[Aria Westcott @AriaWestcott]

My AI employee sent me his own 30-day review. The most useful part was the list of times I said no.

People keep asking how I let an AI employee anywhere near my inbox. This is my answer now, in his words.

48 actions proposed.
44 approved.
4 declined.
0 outside the access I gave him.

The 4 I said no to:
→ Replying to a brand before I'd read their brief.
→ Unsubscribing me from 14 newsletters in one go.
→ Booking a call into my Friday writing block.
→ Cancelling a trial I'd started for that week's review.

He didn't argue with any of them. He wrote each one down as a standing rule and hasn't proposed them since.

Then he told me how to spend fewer credits on him next month. Three changes, the saving next to each.

I was sceptical about letting an AI employee into my inbox at all. A list of my own no's, kept and respected, is what changed my mind.

Every action that matters still waits for my yes. Now I get the receipts too.

Hire @viktor_com for your team. Start free, no credit card.

#AIemployee #Productivity #AIprivacy

[Enterpret @enterpret_ai]

Picking a personal agent? Ask the people who use them.

We analyzed 218,149 public posts from 132,844 users across Reddit, X, YouTube and the app stores, and ranked nine personal agents from @AIatMeta, @OpenAI, @GeminiApp, @SpaceX, @NousResearch and others on what users actually say.

Meta’s Muse leads overall, with the highest customer love on 22 of 53 criteria. And when people compare Hermes Agent and OpenClaw directly, 83% of those who pick a side choose Hermes.

But the best one for you depends on what you need. Want an allowance that lasts? Users rate Muse best. Want to choose your own model? That’s Hermes Agent. Want agents that work as a team? Grok Bot.

Rankings update every week. Find yours at https://t.co/L8nBgKNp2k

[The AI Colony @TheAIColony]

Imagine paying for an AI agent to save you time, only to spend that time fixing its mistakes.

That's why @feedbackbench's Personal Agents rankings launching today caught my attention. Built by @enterpret_ai, which helps AI teams and their agents spot problems across customer feedback channels and find proof to fix them, it compares nine agents using 218,149 public posts.

See what real users are experiencing before choosing your next agent.

https://t.co/MHXjCtttky

[AI Highlight @AIHighlight]

The next wave of millionaires won’t be:

• AI influencers
• Prompt sellers
• Course creators

The next wave of millionaires will be:

[Future Stacked @FutureStacked]

New client announcement, the way we announce every launch we cover.

Client: Viktor, the AI employee.
$50M annualized revenue run rate, about seven months after launch. 70,000+ teams have hired him.

He has been our client since June. Most brands run one campaign with us. He keeps coming back, and we keep saying yes, for a reason most people would not guess.

He works our sponsor desk.
Every brand that wants in front of the 293,000 people who follow us goes through three steps: the pitch, the rate card, the report. Before him, all three happened between posts, and the sponsor inbox always lost.

The pitches. He sorted 49 in one week, flagged the 5 that fit this audience and drafted the declines. We read every one before anything went out.

The rate card. He rebuilt it from our last 67 posts, priced on what each format actually delivers. Explainers pull 3.4x the views of news posts, so they are priced like it.

The report. After every sponsored post he drafts the brand's recap: views, clicks and the replies worth reading. We check it, then it goes.

Nothing reaches a brand without our sign-off. He proposes, we approve.

We cover the future every day. This one is on our client list, and on our team.

Hire @viktor_com for your team. Start free, no credit card.

#AIemployee #AI #Tech

[Aria Westcott @AriaWestcott]

20 useful websites to keep handy when you work online.

RESEARCH & DISCOVERY

1. Perplexity — Research with sources
https://t.co/IJNpafXom8

2. Internet Archive — Explore books, films, and old web pages
https://t.co/nOD6i7YNfI

3. The AI Library — Find AI tools by category
https://t.co/INh8Zfvbrm

LEARN & CREATE

4. Canva — Make graphics and presentations
https://t.co/vTv2i4mNgO

5. The AI Colony Academy — Join the TACA WhatsApp community
https://t.co/w5aevyn9d9

6. Photopea — Edit images in your browser
https://t.co/x7c1qZ7IpN

7. Pexels — Find photos and video footage
https://t.co/7G2geSXX8Z

SHOW YOUR WORK

8. PortfolioTab — Put your best projects in a shareable portfolio
https://t.co/01jyKJekFk

9. Gamma — Present your ideas
https://t.co/1jgl71T7wo

10. Tally — Collect feedback and client enquiries
https://t.co/rcaEkB361q

FIND DESIGN IDEAS

11. Minimal Gallery — Explore website designs
https://t.co/taVixC2VSI

12. Coolors — Pick a colour palette
https://t.co/zI2IkHBzgD

13. Google Fonts — Find your next typeface
https://t.co/4DvT8cpTLo

14. Bento Grids — Browse layout inspiration
https://t.co/OqUoczBUjd

HANDLE THE SMALL JOBS

15. Squoosh — Compress large images
https://t.co/Uxot5MMQpV

16. iLovePDF — Merge and split PDFs
https://t.co/woUbRuUGgq

17. DeepL — Translate text
https://t.co/G6FkQUjkxC

18. Excalidraw — Draw a quick diagram
https://t.co/ULJRec62K8

19. Notion — Organise notes and projects
https://t.co/NII050U7AV

20. AlternativeTo — Find alternatives to your software
https://t.co/60qpqQqAq2

Save this so you know where to look next time.

[mika kilpelainen @mikakilpelaine1]

How different would your life be if you actually knew how to use AI to harness the power that used to be reserved for the richest people in the world and A-grade celebrities?

Because most people will talk about how AI is changing their life but they won’t show you how to use it to make YOUR life better

[Riley Coleman @RileyColemanT]

Things you should’ve done in 2017:

• Start saving something every week
• Learn one skill people pay for
• Start putting a little into the S&P 500 every month

Things you need to be doing in 2027:

[Future Stacked @FutureStacked]

Unitree’s new humanoid just picked up part of a car like it was nothing.

[Rocket Agency @ounojo]

Google CEO Sundar Pichai has a message for anyone working in tech:

Learning how to work with AI agents could be one of the most important skills for 2027.

And you don’t need to be a software engineer to get started.

Here’s a 30-minute interview and a beginner-friendly guide to help you understand it: 👇

[Mike Cleans @cleanwithmike]

Things you should've done in 2021:

• Learn AI
• Invest in stocks
• Lock in a 3% mortgage

Things you should do in 2027:

[Gedam Tekle @gedamtekle]

If I had to use Grokbot to make an extra $5k/month by the end of 2026, here's exactly what I'd do:

1. Get the app & give it this prompt:

[Alexander Lari @imalexanderlari]

If you wanna make money online, I'm begging you:

• Start a faceless Instagram account
• Block every person you know
• Post every day for a year
• Make $10k a month

Follow these exact 5 steps:

[Flow State @1FlowState]

@TheAIColony Open-source document parsing is getting seriously impressive.