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A California jury just killed Musk’s $150B case on statute of limitations.

What does this mean for OpenAI’s IPO plans and the entire AI race?

Full breakdown + my take →
https://t.co/N5edw7AkPv

What do you think — good for OpenAI or bad for the industry? Drop your thoughts 👇

#OpenAI #ElonMusk

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@lamw Yeah, just reading this now, I stuck on this (upgrade from 9.0.2 to 9.1 ).... Opened case with Broadcom support, but to be hones, I will use your solution, will be quicker than waiting ...

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Ain't that right ?

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@platinumpapas @Tesla WOW, that is painful, sorry it happened to you mate.

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Small achievement for me :)

Finally I was able to put a store page on @Steam . Its currently under review, but it take me closer to release the game

#HackMeNow

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Great news ! #HackMeNow page in
@Steam is under review!

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Planning a VMware Cloud Foundation 9 deployment does not have to be chaos.
In this video, I will show you how to use the VCF

Planner tool to make your VCF 9 deployment much easier to manage.

Step by step, the tool guides you through the full process, breaks everything into clear phases, lets you track progress, and helps you schedule the work with your team.

What you will see in this video: how VCF Planner works how the deployment is divided into phases how to organize tasks with your team how progress is saved as you go why this is one of the easiest ways to plan a VCF deployment If you are preparing for a VCF 9 rollout, this tool can save you time, reduce confusion, and give you a much clearer deployment path.

https://t.co/tHhZWbmGXo

#VCF #VCF9 #VMware #CloudFoundation #vSphere #Datacenter #Infrastructure #SysAdmin #ITOperations #Virtualization #vExpert

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Chaos in The Tech World Podcast office :)

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Whoever create error messages.... Seriously?

The logs shows the issue in plain English, why the error message could not ?

#vExpert #VCF

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#Opus 4.8 here we go :)

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I am happy to announce that I am #vExpertVCF :)

#vExpert @vmwarevcf

Congratrulations to everyone who made it ot Subprograms :) @vExpertPRO

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Claude Opus 4.8Our latest model, Claude Opus 4.8, is an upgrade to our Opus class of models, with stronger performance across coding, agentic tasks, and professional work, and the consistency to handle long-running work.

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Upgrading VMware Cloud Foundation from 9.0.2 to 9.1: Practical Notes

#vExpert #vCommunity @vExpert @vmwarevcf

https://t.co/RCg1bTW7t4

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This game is fun :)

You think you know #Python until you play it :)

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@MicrosoftLearn thanks :)

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Cmdr Dagged here, night hunting

#EliteDangerous #StellarScreenShot

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Same model + same prompt = very different quality.
The tool and context management matter way more than most people think.

Have you noticed big differences using the same LLM across different tools?

Which one gives you the best results — Cursor, VS Code plugins, raw Claude/ChatGPT, or something else?

Drop your experience below 👇

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One of the most confusing things about using LLMs in 2026:

I asked the exact same prompt to the same model (Claude 3.5 Sonnet) in three different tools… and got dramatically different results.

Here’s what happened 🧵

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3. Raw Chat / https://t.co/61f7oy9TE1 → Noticeably weaker and more generic. Lacks deep codebase awareness.