https://t.co/uN4fHFyZ8m The little water game I made a while back. I think it's neat. Get the rings on the pegs! Watch the pixel fish drift in the water.
@petergyang@bot The entire web is hostile to agents in 2026. Hopfully one day this won't be the case, but right now bossiness have no incentive to let you bypass their storefront with an agent.
@mvanhorn@trevin@bot@link And smarter people on the sites will break it because being agent hostile is the way of all these business. They want you on that site or app to buy.
I think your roll-call post blew up is because X treats replies as a strong positive signal. Even if the post was low effort and the replies were mostly "hi", X sees this as a post people are engaging with and it gets heated up.
I think the algo still values cheap conversation starters over well researched gaming content. But I think this is changing over the next couple of months.
@SuperSisi Some of your original content this week as gone wide. But it seems your reach on most posts has been reduced. This roll call post blew up, but it's likely a one-off, not a pattern.
I honestly tried it for a day about a week ago. Ran into hard GPU chromium crashes when it loaded too many videos on an X timeline. It was neat that an ai prompt automatically pops up to diagnose the crash, but it still happened.
Slick interface, does some neat tricks, not reliable enough for me.
@masonddudley@NousResearch@nickvasiles Yup. The magic of Grok bot is not having to look at tons of tool calls, thinking chains, and coming back to your mac with 20 open browser windows and permission boxes. If Hermes can simplify...
@SuperSisi@DrClownPhD The content causes X to not push your posts to as many groups. They’re even completely changing how monetizing works completely in September. I think they’re honestly trying to push down content reposts of any kind.
@SuperSisi@DrClownPhD X’s own algorithm release says anime and cgi material is extra sensitive and produces a lot of false positives. I’d be more careful with that stuff.