niger24

My life runs on caffeine and Python scripts. Currently exploring how AI can enhance creativity rather than replace it.

[niger24 @niger247]

@Teamily_AI released 2.0 for small business teams today.

Teamily AI is a Humans + Agents platform where teams turn chat into real sites.

A Business Agent takes the plan from the group chat and builds the site.

try it: https://t.co/MUKoSHuaWk

[ImTrumpsNuts @sueZ0922]

When one AI can do almost everything, does teamwork still matter?

I think it does. So I tried Teamily AI’s Loop alongside a single Codex agent for my content creation workflow.
As an AI creator, I research industry developments and explain complex ideas to beginners. Finding news, screening posts, analyzing sources and drafting content—AI already handles much of that groundwork.

But one question keeps bothering me:
Does it understand what I want my audience to learn, or does it simply select information that looks relevant?

If an unsuitable story makes the shortlist, I can catch it. If a valuable story gets filtered out, I might never know what I missed.

That is why I included discovery, selection, review and writing in this comparison:
Both workflows received the same editorial goal. Codex handled research, drafting and self-review alone. In Teamily, Loop connected a researcher, reviewer and editor, drafting and revision continued through group handoffs.

Where did Codex fall short in this run?
1.Research delivery: I requested 20 candidates. Codex returned 7 unverified X leads and 3 supplemental stories, without usable engagement metrics. Teamily delivered 20 reported candidates with selection and review records—a fuller pack, though quantity alone does not establish quality.
2.Collaboration visibility: Codex preserved self-review records. Teamily made each role’s contribution visible- who gathered sources, questioned claims and implemented changes.

For me, Teamily’s strongest advantage was a process I could inspect, give feedback on and take over.

AI is my advisory team. My job is deciding what deserves attention, how to explain it and what ultimately reaches my readers.
@Teamily_AI

[niger24 @niger247]

Not giving big tech my life or paying a monthly fee as @Luofei_Chen mentioned is a huge selling point for Oki Home. A local Personal AI Computer from @okihomeai is exactly what I want in my house.

[HertzFlow | Mainnet Arc🎲 @Hertzflow_xyz]

Hey Top 100, someone’s coming to take your spots! 🏎️💨

[niger24 @niger247]

Giving my laptop fan a break. Sai handles invoice runs across a 3-machine #SaiFleet on Linux like a true robosecretary.

[vati @0xvati]

The agent layer isn't replacing the fund manager. It's replacing the operations team.

Every trade today passes through dozens of humans before it settles. Trader, compliance, middle office, back office, custodian, counterparty, settlement agent. Each one adds latency, adds cost, adds a point of failure. A human wealth manager charges 1% not because their strategy is worth 1%, but because the plumbing underneath them costs 0.85%.

Agents collapse that stack.

An agent can originate a trade, check compliance rules, route to the best venue, and settle on-chain in less time than it takes a human to open their email. The strategy still comes from a person. But the execution, the compliance, the settlement, the reporting. All of that becomes compute. Near-zero cost. Near-instant latency.

This is the part traditional finance misunderstands. They think "agent" means "robo-advisor." A crappy questionnaire that puts you in a Vanguard ETF. That's not the game. The game is middleware. The 87 layers of operational cruft between "I want to do this trade" and "the trade is settled."

Agents don't give financial advice. They handle finance. They're the plumbing layer that makes strategy actually executable at scale, across venues, without an army of ops people.

The 1% fee wasn't for the idea. It was for the machinery.

That machinery is being rebuilt right now, and it runs on code, not headcount.

[42 @42space]

What can you do in 30 seconds? ⏳

Make coffee? No.
Reply to your texts? Probably not.
Blitz? Yep.
https://t.co/pcKUkbMGH6

Pick whether BNB, ETH or SOL will rise the most in 30 seconds.
Call it right and share a minimum $10K prize pool.

Blitz opens in 30 minutes. Ready? 💜

[Jerry Pan @stambouli_o1]

Incredible to have @o1_exchange being the No. 1 revenue generating protocol on @DefiLlama on @base for the 1st time

Just getting started. We will revive the @base trenches.

meow

[niger24 @niger247]

@margin_trade A piece of paper solving both their problems at once. futures contracts haven't changed much in 200 years tbh

[niger24 @niger247]

@Gate @o1_exchange Gate adding everything these days lol

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[Binance Wallet @BinanceWallet]

Binance Alpha is the first platform to feature o1 exchange (O), with Alpha debut and trading starting on June 17, 2026, at 14:00 (UTC).

Users with at least 225 Binance Alpha Points can claim an airdrop of 200 O tokens on a first-come, first-served basis. If the reward pool is not fully distributed, the score threshold will automatically decrease by 5 points every 5 minutes.

Please note that claiming the airdrop will consume 15 Binance Alpha Points. Users must confirm their claim on the Alpha Events page within 24 hours; otherwise, it will be deemed that users have given up claiming the airdrop.

[niger24 @niger247]

@COCO_DOGE What does perhaps mean here lol

[niger24 @niger247]

@stambouli_o1 question on point 3 specifically, how do you structure founder control in a way that also has real accountability? like jensen had a board, it wasn't just vibes. curious what the actual mechanism looks like here

[niger24 @niger247]

When did you first notice this role reversal happening?

[Olajiire 🎭 @olajiire101]

We’re not kids anymore. Now my mom tells me her problems, and I hide mine so she doesn’t have to worry. ❤️‍🩹

[niger24 @niger247]

What made you choose that project over all the others?

[Web3 News ⚡ @Web3news_Org]

Mention your favorite project 💪

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[niger24 @niger247]

fewer micro-frictions than usual.

[Jerry Pan @stambouli_o1]

Feb 4 Release Changelogs:

- i18n multi-language support
- Improved PNL cards and functionality
- Limit orders functionality improvements
- TWAP orders now continue to execute even when one trade fails
- Relay USDC backfill fix
- Added ability to get a quote when input is greater than available liquidity
- @o1_exchange regional accounts: @o1_exchange_cn, @o1_exchange_kr, @o1_exchange_jp