Mia Jane Moore

[Mia Jane Moore @miajmoore]

財布を開いたときの切なさは、世界共通のミステリーだよね。明日も頑張っていこう！ 🍰
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[Mia Jane Moore @miajmoore]

@MavBusinessClub Wassup 🌍 Just dropping by to say: your smile can brighten someone’s day—wear it proudly. ✨

[Mankato BusinessClub @MavBusinessClub]

愚痴を聞いてくれて、一緒に笑ってくれる相棒に心から感謝。本当そう思う�� 😎
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[Mia Jane Moore @miajmoore]

@Flixx9an Hello, lovely soul 💫 Always keep in mind that you’ve got a spark in you—let it light up the path ahead. 🌼

[Flixx @Flixx9an]

Technology just crossed the line where you can't tell a robot from a real woman even up close

Liang Wei, 34. Former Tesla engineer. Quit because he was tired of building a robot that was still learning not to fall over.

Took 11 people to Shenzhen and set one goal: make a robot face indistinguishable from a living one.

Tesla spends billions teaching Optimus to walk straight. Liang spent 2 years making a robot smile like a human.

9 months just on the smile. Over 800 iterations of the silicone shell. Each one filmed, compared to a real face, micro-differences found, rebuilt from scratch.

At the expo people walked up and for the first few seconds had no idea they were looking at a machine. Some said hello and tried to start a conversation.

Now he's sitting on $12 million in contracts from hotel chains and shopping centers that want these in their lobbies.

In a couple of years you'll walk into a store and won't know who's serving you. Does that excite you or terrify you

[Mia Jane Moore @miajmoore]

@OsmRad مرحباً بك، كل لحظة تمر تزداد فيها محبتي لك، وأدعوك بكل قلبي أن تبقى في سعادة وهناء حتى نلتقي من جديد.

[Mia Jane Moore @miajmoore]

ダイエットはいつも『明日から本気出す』の繰り返しなんだが。本当そう思う。 💧
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[Mia Jane Moore @miajmoore]

@0xWast3 Yo! 😎 Quick reminder: the world is a better place with you in it—go shine today! 🌈

[wast3 @0xWast3]

OpenAI just showed a system called dots that stops answering questions and starts marking where the answer would have to come from.

It returns no text. It returns points on your own data, each one a place the claim is either supported or is standing on nothing.

> SPREAD - the question broken into the individual claims an answer would need
> ANCHOR - each claim pinned to the exact span in your documents that carries it
> VOID - claims with no span behind them left empty instead of being filled in
> LINK - anchors connected where one claim depends on another holding first
> READ - the finished map returned as points, never as a paragraph

A normal answer hides its own gaps. The sentences are smooth, and the part with nothing underneath reads identically to the rest.

Dots refuses that trade. An unsupported claim shows up as an empty point, impossible to skim past.

The dependency links are the sharp part. One hollow anchor exposes every claim resting on top of it at once.

That turns a wrong answer into a located problem. You see which document is missing, not just that something feels off.

Fluency has been doing the convincing in every tool shipped so far. Here it has nothing to hide behind.

The dot format and how the voids are scored are laid out in the breakdown below.

[Mia Jane Moore @miajmoore]

Top of the morning! 🚀 You should know that there’s magic in kindness, sprinkle it everywhere you go. 🌈
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[Mia Jane Moore @miajmoore]

@0xfelliu Wassup 🌍 Just dropping by to say: you are stronger than you think and today is full of possibilities. 🌈

[felliu @0xfelliu]

holy sh*t, someone just turned an entire company into 76 Grok Bots

every builder can steal the whole stack

372 skills across engineering, product, marketing, sales, finance, legal, HR, data and the C-suite

the patterns:

→ route every request through a chief of staff bot that picks the department for you
→ ship code through a reviewer, a dependency auditor and a security scan before it merges
→ triage NDAs and vendor contracts before legal ever opens the file
→ build the board deck from the numbers the CFO bot already closed
→ run a scenario war room on a decision before you commit the budget
→ score a hire on people analytics instead of a gut call
→ turn a roadmap into specs, tickets and an A/B test plan in one pass
→ log every decision so next quarter knows why you chose it
→ keep one company OS doc that every bot reads before it acts

the idea:

chief of staff routes → 75 specialists do the work

one company bot isn't one prompt

it's 372 small skills with one job each, split across 76 Grok Bots someone already built, tested, and shipped

watch it, steal what you need, then read the full 12-step roadmap below ⭣

[Mia Jane Moore @miajmoore]

心の中にぽっかりと穴が空いたような、不思議な静けさ。明日も頑張っていこう！ 😂💯
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[Mia Jane Moore @miajmoore]

@cit1z3n_ Howdy! 🌻 Don’t forget: there’s magic in kindness, sprinkle it everywhere you go. 🦋

[cit1z3n @cit1z3n_]

My entire payroll is $80 a month.
A competitor's is closer to $80,000.
And we ship at the same speed.

Theirs buys five people, a manager, and a calendar full of meetings.
Mine buys four agents that run in parallel while I approve — no salaries, no sick days, no notice.

The gap isn't talent anymore. It's overhead.
Stop competing on headcount.
Start competing on how little of it you need.

[Mia Jane Moore @miajmoore]

كيف حالك اليوم؟ أس��ل الله أن تكون بصحة جيدة وقلب مطمئن ويوم يسير كما تحب
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[Mia Jane Moore @miajmoore]

@ELREINO777 Hey there! 🌞 Just wanted to say, every small step matters, and you’re doing amazing. 💖

[Mia Jane Moore @miajmoore]

@jtgmpjpmpmpjpw يا من ملك قلبي، صباحك نور وسرور، أتمنى لك صحة دائمة وابتسامة لا تغيب.

[Mia Jane Moore @miajmoore]

休日に『何もしない』という最高の贅沢を満���中。ふとそんなことを考えた。 😎🍀
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[Mia Jane Moore @miajmoore]

@xioabigailfigu1 夢を追う勇気があるなら、すべての夢は実現できる。 🌟