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[AtlasBrann @AtlasBrann]

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[Jukan @jukan05]

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[International Cyber Digest @IntCyberDigest]

Dear US government,

Since you've just blocked Fable and Mythos on critical national security grounds, here are some other tools that pose a similar threat to the American people:

- Microsoft Teams
- SAP
- Salesforce
- Jira
- Outlook

Please do what you must to save America 🇺🇸

[Ruben Hassid @rubenhassid]

https://t.co/mLIDbRz3FW

[Ruben Hassid @rubenhassid]

If you already knew all 26 hacks, unfollow me.

Almost nobody makes it past Claude hack 6:

(# 11 surprised even me):

1. Use the Claude Desktop app. The browser is the demo. The app is where you can use Cowork.

2. Use Cowork on the app, not the chatbot. If you're typing into a chat box, you're using it like it's 2025.

3. The longer your chat, the dumber it gets. It rots as the conversation grows. Anthropic's own prompt engineers said it.

4. So clear your chats often. A bloated chat doesn't just confuse Claude. It quietly costs you money.

5. A token is roughly one word. And every word you send & receive is money. Stop saying "how are you."

6. Here's where most people quit reading. Don't give Claude steps. Give it the goal & get out of the way. Steps drag it back down to the old Claude.

7. Hand it your hardest, longest task. The one you'd struggle with. That's where Claude actually wins.

8. Stop writing those 500-word prompts. A well-specified problem beats a long one. Say what you want, not how to do it.

9. One thing it never tells you: write positive instructions. "Do this," not "don't do that." Action verbs make it ship.

10. Use Research mode (the '+' at the bottom-left). Ask it something genuinely hard and watch.

11. Skills fire themselves. You don't prompt them. You just type /command. That's it.

12. Use "AskUserQuestion" in your prompt. Make Claude interview YOU before it answers. It prompts itself better than you ever will.

13. Set up one folder. 3 subfolders inside. That's the whole system. People overcomplicate this.

14. This is the one that got me: the about-me file is everything. Tell it who you are, what you love, what you hate. Same task, completely different answer.

✦ To build your "about me" file, copy the prompt:
✦ Go to https://t.co/psB7XxAv8w. Subscribe for free.
✦ Don't pay anything. Open my welcome email.
✦ Hit the automatic reply button inside.
✦ Open Notion link. Go to "Claude cowork"
✦ Copy the "Taste interview prompt".

15. Then trim that about-me file. A bloated file is as bad as no file.

16. Plug in Connectors. Claude reads your Gmail and Slack now. Most people never turn this on.

17. Name every output. Name the order you want them in. Vague in, vague out.

18. Thinking is hidden in "+", "thinking". For a hard task, turn it on.

19. For hardest tasks, reach for the Opus model.

20. It will sound 100% sure even when it's dead wrong. So make it audit its own answer before you trust a single line.

21. Don't trust agreement either. Claude is a sycophant. It wants to please you. That's not the same as being right.

22. The first draft is yours to fix, not to ship. Always.

23. Last one, and the only rule that matters: outsource the thinking, never the understanding.

24. Claude is built for coding & knowledge work. Not health. Know what it's for.

25. The first draft is yours to fix, not to ship. Always.

26. Last one, and the only rule that matters: outsource the thinking, never the understanding.

[Beff (e/acc) @beffjezos]

We need to be reinventing our educational system or America will be left behind. It's becoming urgent.

[The Boring Marketer @boringmarketer]

re Fable, my prompt this AM to Codex:

"get caught up on everything I did with fable over the past few days.

review all commits, code changes, documentation.

I want to point out it was exceptional in its logic and ability to harden the system.

document everything you can find into an analysis we can work from to keep this level of quality alive."

[Cas.Fyn @FynCas]

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[OpenlabX @openlabxorg]

Claude Fable 5 & Mythos 5 were crazy, here's why :

- Both models supported a 1M token context window & 128K token outputs, largest limits in frontier AI

- Stripe reported, Fable 5 completed a migration across a 50M line codebase in a single day, that would take a team months

- Mythos 5 was so powerful in cybersecurity that its access was limited to only 200 vetted orgs including AWS, NVIDIA, Apple, Google & etc, in Project Glasswing

- It's safety systems triggered in less than 5% of sessions, meaning most users were interacting with near Mythos-level capabilities through Fable 5

[Satya @heysatya_]

This is what happens when designers actually care about the details.

Onboarding cooked for anything app 📱

[Beff (e/acc) @beffjezos]

Reminder that there are people with 160-190 IQ who actually intellectually mog Mythos (which probably takes a whole Rubin pod to run), while their brain runs on ~20W.

We aren't being bullish enough on the biological substrate.

Humanity is still early. It's time to bio/acc

[Mayank Vora @aiwithmayank]

William Zinsser taught writing at Yale, then wrote the book that has fixed more bad writing than every English class combined.

Here are 10 cuts from "On Writing Well" that instantly make your writing twice as strong.

1) Delete every word doing no work

[BookNote @BookNoteApp]

10 books recommended by Naval Ravikant:

1) The Lessons of History by Will & Ariel Durant

"Concise and well written, summarizes the long arc of history with poetic insights."

[Pierre-Eliott Lallemant @pierreeliottlal]

POV: your AI startup took off and you moved to SF with your friends.

ARR: $3M+

Rent: $12k/month for a 3-bedroom

Sleep: 4-6 hrs

Dinner topics: AI agents, fundraising, growth, distribution

Claude: Max plan for all the team

Desire to build: daily

European nostalgia: bottle caps that don’t leave the bottle

SF is expensive until you realize the whole city is basically peer pressure for founders.

[Albia @AlbiaHossain]

One of the best designs I've seen in a while!🔥