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// fd engineer
// vibe stoic
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How 26 agents managed by 2 chats are working autonomously for me right now:

10x your development with agent loops and kanban boards 👇

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@SolBrah

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@sigmaU32 @Pamba_ai You should your agent about the dead internet theory. It's happening real time.

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@vikhyatk 🫡🫡

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@GORMTHEOLD25 idk what to say

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@shirleysonline big vibes

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@dummystupidgirl sign from the universe.. money is second hand to your energy

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Me when I was 15 instead of buying Bitcoin

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@jfonsecarivera 😂🤣🤣

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@CyberTruckFan9 @sunlove more like 20,000 years

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@sriramkiron nice!

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@mrgadgetstudio Yea they probably dont want civilians in the air space at all with the increased government traffic. Makes sense.

[~/.s @nodedotshane]

Would you sell or hide your drone?

[Drone Wars @Drone_Wars_]

Beijing drone owners are lining up to sell their devices, AFP has reported.

A revised municipal rule is said to take effect on 15 November 2026. From that date, Beijing is reported to ban not only flying drones, but also possessing, storing or bringing drones and core parts into the city, except in cases provided for by law.

Owners are said to be able to sell at official buyback points, scrap the device, ship it out free via EMS, or take it out themselves. A 30% buyback subsidy, capped at 3,000 yuan, is reported for eligible verified personal drones sold by 31 October. After that, the extra subsidy is said to drop to 15%.

Some owners are reported to complain about low valuations.
China is home to DJI, but private owners in the capital now have to move, sell or scrap their drones.

Source: AFP, Beijing Daily

[~/.s @nodedotshane]

Money follows momentum

[𝖍𝖊𝖑𝖎𝖔𝖕𝖍𝖎𝖑𝖎𝖆 @sunlove]

400 years of human evolution in 1 photo

[~/.s @nodedotshane]

@itsjustmarky @0xSero I figured as much.. it's Asus lol

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@levelsio How niche you wanna go? The further you niche, the narrower the market. I think moat is now in hardware + AI software.

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There's no chain of reasoning on these models.. it has one probable route thinking, but no active ML resolution all probabilities. I think humans can conceptualize many outcomes in their head and decide on the best one.

Maybe instruct LLM to go over minimun different scenario and make visuals to review each one, to eventually reach an optimized final solution.. but that with Astra or Fable you'd be at $50-100/implementation in costs.

The answer lies in embedding and model optimizations.. maybe thats where frontier will push next since gain on actual data processing intelligence seems to be knee'ing in progression.

[kache @yacineMTB]

Astra is really smart but all of the things it produces is absolute slop

[~/.s @nodedotshane]

There's no chain of reasoning on these models.. it has one probable route but so ML all probabilities. I think humans can conceptualize many outcomes in their head.

Maybe instruct LLM to go over different scenario and make visuals to review and optimize a finals solution.. but with Astra you'd be at $50-100/implementation doing that .

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Chat, are we cooked?

[0xSero @0xSero]

Sparks are going for 6,000$ now

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@itsjustmarky @0xSero are we cooked?