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Hello frens

[Raytar @Raytar]

It was a Zoom call. Somebody hit record. Thank god.

Boris Cherny, who built Claude Code, said:

«At Anthropic, loops review every pull request. Every single one.

Give it 3-6 months and prompting is gone»

Loops changed how I use Claude. I don't really prompt anymore.

This recording is worth more than any $500 course on agents I've seen.

Watch this video, read about loops below, then unfollow me. Fair trade

[Taelin @VictorTaelin]

this is insanely good

I should be sleeping but I'm here asking AI to implement all sorts of algorithms on Bend and benchmarking. 2 new tests:
- mandelbrot: C = 915ms, Metal = 7ms
- game_of_life: C = 880ms, Metal = 7ms

unreal engine in lambda calculus is coming this year

[Rossium @rossium]

> be anon
> studies probability theory since 14
> gets into MIT
> recruited by Jane Street
> 2 years, $350k/yr, 80hr weeks
> discovers people bet on 15-min BTC markets
> realizes he’s been training for this his entire life
> builds Poisson + Kelly model in one weekend
> loads $389
> made more in 30 days than 2 years at Jane Street
> quits and goes full-time building quant systems
> now makes 7 figures/month from a laptop in St. Barts, trading in his underwear

never before in human history has it been so easy to escape the permanent underclass

you can literally become quant by reading this article, using AI and being locked in for a 6 months

- but most of you will not

[abx @abotixx]

@businessbarista Claude

[Jarrod Watts @jarrodwatts]

> be demis hassabis
> spawn in london
> age 4, become child chess prodigy
> win chess tournaments
> reach ~2300 elo
> face danish chess champion
> game lasts hours
> position is a forced draw
> too exhausted to see it
> resign
> danish guy laughs and shows the draw
> feel sick to my stomach
> realise something is wrong
> chess is too narrow a problem
> brilliant minds wasting decades on it
> decide not to become a chess pro
> buy a computer with chess winnings
> teach self to program from books
> start hacking on games with friends
> decide to finish school early
> apply to cambridge age 16
> cambridge says you're too young
> forced to take a gap year
> enter a video game coding competition
> win
> get invited to join bullfrog game studio
> too young to be legally employed
> work there anyway
> build ai system inside theme park game
> game becomes a global hit
> turn 17
> offered £1,000,000 to stay and build games
> turn it down
> go to cambridge anyway
> decide games aren't enough
> study computer science
> interested in agi since 2007
> most people laugh at this idea
> realise brain is only form of agi we have
> want to learn more about human brain
> go back to school
> study neuroscience
> realise academia moves too slow
> decide to build a company instead
> start deepmind
> pitch “solve intelligence”
> investors don’t know what that means
> get to meet peter thiel for one minute
> wonder how to convince him
> spend one minute playing chess with him
> pitch "solve intelligence" again
> he invests
> go into total stealth mode for two years
> no website
> secret office
> candidates think it’s a scam
> start to train ai in simulated environments
> train ai with reinforcement learning
> train ai on pong first
> it sucks
> can't win a single point
> keep trying
> wait it won a a point
> wait it's winning every single point
> it actually works
> expand to train on any two-player game
> chess first, then move on to go
> beats world champion at go
> beats pros at starcraft
> games is not enough
> want to push into science
> realise compute is the bottleneck
> know this will take decades
> google offers ~$400m
> not the highest price
> but they offer unlimited compute
> accept
> refuse to become a product team
> stay in research mode
> determined to use ai for good
> need to figure out what's next
> land on protein folding
> 50-year-old unsolved science problem
> many great minds have tried and failed
> "good luck"
> start up alphafold
> try to solve protein folding
> humans take years to find 1 protein structure
> alphafold can find ~5 per day
> submit results, win competition
> not good enough
> hire more scientists
> rebuild it
> go from solving one per day to millions per day
> create invaluable system
> pharma would pay anything
> have to decide what to do with this
> could sell access for usage
> maybe make it a paid service
> remember childhood chess tournament
> remember why we built this
> decide to give it away all away for free
> publish all known protein structures publicly
> win nobel peace prize
> just the beginning towards agi

[dei @parcadei]

https://t.co/aPnhSXqZPQ

continuous claude v2 is now up - a setup designed to tackle the scarcest resource in coding: context

explaining the reasoning behind features below ↓

[N'Golo⚡Wizard.Talk @NgoloTesla]

First week of 2026, I will provide a new method, with an instructional video where you assemble a device so you can make water with the click of a button. This will be, more or less, the final solution.

✅ Can't fail. Foolproof.
✅ Results in ~ 30μC/liter
✅ That's 20-100x stronger than the bag method
✅ Components cost only $10-15
✅ 15 minutes to build
✅ N'Golian Facedoxx

One click, one second, and you will have 5ml strongly charged water at the ready

[Alex Prompter @alex_prompter]

Google DeepMind researchers just exposed a prompting technique that destroys everything you thought you knew about AI reasoning.

It's called "role reversal" and it boosts logical accuracy by 40%.

Here's the technique they don't want you to know:

[abx @abotixx]

@BenSyne @TheAhmadOsman Trying to build one myself. Any good resources around?

[abx @abotixx]

@NgoloTesla @CyberPunkCortes What material is best for the tanks. I have three options, plastic, metal (would it beneficial to ground it?) and a 100m3 reservoir made of stone. If it's done directly in the tank, doesn't that introduce the cursed water too?

[abx @abotixx]

@NgoloTesla @CyberPunkCortes The control water supply is pumped from a well at a 110 meter depth, aprox. 60m below sea level. The blessed water would be made from Reverse Osmosis water of the same origin using platinum electrodes you recommended (not amazon ones)

[abx @abotixx]

@NgoloTesla @CyberPunkCortes Thanks. When watering the plants, is the blessed water diluted, and if so with what water and in which proportions. I would love to test this in the following months by blessing one part of a potato field and compare with control.

[abx @abotixx]

@NgoloTesla @CyberPunkCortes Have you tried running the blessed water through a pump. Does it negate the benefits?

[abx @abotixx]

@NgoloTesla I am about to plant a bunch of potatoes. They will be watered from above using sprinklers, which requires a pump. Will the water flowing through its electeomagnetic field negate the effects of the added blessed water?

[abx @abotixx]

@logancC21 @Wyckoff_Insider With ETH.D accounted for. As we divide with T3, it seems to me that we need to account for the BTC -> ETH rotation. ie. BTC dominance going down but ETH going up. What do you think?

[abx @abotixx]

@Wyckoff_Insider I think the formula may be incomplete. It does not account for ETH change. Given the rotation from BTC -> ETH on a scale seen lately it would make sense to try ((BTC.D + ETH.D)/2)/TOTAL3. Should be slightly more accurate

[Master Metabolism @lowmegatron]

“Estrogen increases the brain’s capacity to synthesize serotonin.”

“Drug company manipulation of information about estrogen has been more extreme than its treatment of serotonin.” — Ray Peat

[abx @abotixx]

@ardizor u4wEQp1DMx31PZrpcrrRpqEZicr54yfRqz2nZpJGBLM

[William Makis @MakisMedicine]

BREAKING NEWS: Our FENBENDAZOLE in Cancer Paper has been Published! Largest cancer patient publication since the 2021 Stanford Paper - three Stage 4 Cancer patients take Fenbendazole and are now in remission! No chemo!

This is making news around the world. 😃

Our Fenbendazole paper passed peer review and is now published! Three Stage 4 Cancer patients take Fenbendazole successfully and are now Cancer free without chemo.

Case 1: 83 year old woman with Stage 4 Breast Cancer (recurrence free for 3 years now)

Case 2: 75 year old man with Stage 4 Prostate Cancer (recurrence free for 2 years now)

Case 3: 63 year old man with Stage 4 Melanoma (recurrence free for 11 months now)

"All three patients tolerated FBZ without any reported adverse effects and remission was sustained during follow-up periods ranging from 11 months to nearly 3 years"

"FBZ demonstrates potential as a novel promising therapeutic option for repurposing in Oncology"

Fenbendazole has been recently taken away as an option from terminally ill cancer patients by Alberta Premier @ABDanielleSmith, who is criminalizing Ivermectin and Fenbendazole through the Courts in Alberta.

While cancer patients are being murdered by their government in Alberta, Canada, the rest of the world's cancer patients are benefiting! Lives are being saved!

And this is only the beginning 😃, more papers are already working their way through the system 😉

Article Link in last photo to avoid shadowban, just re-type the URL in the last photo at the top, into your browser to access.

@joerogan

[abx @abotixx]

@AlenaDaOG gm