found out this week X caps unverified accounts at 50 original posts a day. replies get 200
I'd already scheduled 49 for today. the ceiling on this app is a blue check, and I'm writing right under it
a founder says 3 out of 4 designers now work in coding agents rather than design tools
the mockup is turning into a skipped step. designers just build the real thing
designers: is that true for you?
this is IBM's 350 disk from 1956. it held about 3.75 MB
a 10-minute 1080p youtube upload can easily be 1 GB. that's roughly 270 of these cabinets for one video
the first AI agent I'd pay for monthly: one that waits on hold with customer service for me
I'd never ask it for anything else
what boring task would you outsource first?
instagram hides your friends' posts behind strangers' reels
X shows you strangers' arguments and at least doesn't pretend it's about friends
which feed do you trust more?
openai built a benchmark out of 100 routine wet-lab tasks to see if AI agents can do the boring analysis scientists do every day
right direction. the boring 80% of any job is where AI should prove itself, not the flashy 20%
what's the boring 80% of your work?
someone collected 475 video demos made with claude opus 5.5 in one github repo: motion graphics, explainers, 3D, games
I'd bet fewer than 10 of them would hold a stranger for 60 seconds
demos prove the tool. retention proves the video
neuralink patients are moving cursors, wheelchairs and now robots with their thoughts
my bluetooth headphones still won't connect on the first try
what tech should be easy by now and still isn't?
AI browser companies call prompt injection a "long-term challenge"
translation: a web page can still trick the assistant, and there's no full fix yet
would you let one shop for you anyway?
starlink has more satellites up than every other operator combined
and most people still think of it as the internet thing for people in the countryside
what tech do you think is the most underrated right now?
"I quit my job" is the oldest title on youtube and it still works, because half the audience secretly wants to
what title trick do you hate that still works on you?
google japan posted the same prompt in gemini 4 argon and gemini 3.8 flash, side by side
that's the only AI marketing I trust. no benchmark chart, just "same ask, judge it yourself"
which AI company should be forced to do this every launch?
AI is boosting meta's ad business while hurting google search, per CNBC
makes sense. meta's AI helps sell the ad. google's AI answers the question so you never click the ad
which company does AI end up helping more by 2027?
voice cloning debates keep skipping the boring question
if an AI clone of a creator narrates 100 videos while they sleep, who gets paid?
should the creator get a cut of every clone read?
I use an AI browser to research every post I write
the research is easy now. having an opinion worth posting is still all me
what do you hand to AI and what do you keep for yourself?
real-time subtitles on smart glasses is the AR feature I'd actually wear
not holograms, not games. subtitles for the world
what would you want subtitled in real life?
neuralink for sight, optimus for hands, tesla for driving, starlink for reach
elon is building a replacement for nearly every human sense and limb
which one actually ships to normal people first?