🔐 Node.js security updates are now available!
New releases for Node.js 22.x, 24.x & 26.x address multiple vulnerabilities, including high-severity issues.
Review the details and update your systems to stay secure.
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we want to start testing a Midjourney MCP with a limited community. the intention is to find creative and technical people to push the boundaries of what our models can do. this is not for Midjourney in SaaS products, it's for purely artistic and creative endeavors. apply below!
AI is still stuck in single-player mode.
Two or more human minds reflecting together will always reason better than a standalone algorithm. Yet whether you’re architecting complex systems or vibe coding a prototype, you’re still trapped in an isolated 1:1 tab.
As of today, there is no native multiplayer room where authorized teams can debate, prompt the same model, and advance a project together in a single shared thread.
Copying and pasting context across tabs is killing velocity and power.
Multiplayer AI chat is the missing primitive. Who’s building it?
After @elonmusk tweeted my guide to connecting Claude and ChatGPT to Grok @Bot, people had 5 questions.
1. Do I need an API key?
Nah. Just log into Claude or ChatGPT, like you do in VS Code, terminal, etc.
2. Do I need new subscriptions?
Nope. Just use the Claude and ChatGPT plans you already pay for. Now you get more for your $
3. What's the point?
Claude writes closer to my taste. And some projects only come out right on certain models.
4. Won't Claude or ChatGPT log me out when Grok logs in?
I never got logged out. My Grok @Bot & my Mac both access those subscrptions.
5. How do I set it up?
Easy! Just send your Grok Bot this:
"Connect to my Claude and ChatGPT subscriptions using Claude Code and Codex."
It opens a terminal on its computer, installs both command-line tools, and asks you to log in. That's it.
Everyone is "vibe coding" until production melts down and nobody actually understands how systems work.
20+ years in the trenches. Real systems engineering.
Follow @nd_lombardi. Thank me later.
Put localhost on the Internet
One command creates a public, encrypted URL for anything running on your machine. No account, DNS records, or open ports.
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