robin.

matcha, vibe coding and too many side projects

[robin. @robinstetic]

@DerwinPrieto crear una empresa en 10 minutos, esto es una locura.

[robin. @robinstetic]

@celineodier se nota que lo ha hecho alguien que ha sufrido el papeleo

[robin. @robinstetic]

@viktorcarterr free company formation is a big step for founders

[robin. @robinstetic]

@sergiorocaa More companies should be making this process easier.

[robin. @robinstetic]

Most founders spend their first dollars on paperwork, not product.

→ forming the company
→ opening its account
→ fees before a single customer shows up

This popped up on my feed and it looks like a great shortcut: Rho does the first two in one step of about 10 minutes. The fee on top comes back once you deposit $10k in the first 90 days.

[Everett Cook @everettcookny]

Starting today, incorporating on @rhobusiness is free.

You can form your company and open a Rho business account in one step, and it takes as little as 10 minutes.

How it works: Open a Rho account and deposit $10K in your first 90 days. You'll then receive a refund on the incorporation fee.

We want to make 2026 a record for new business creation - and break the record in 2027 - one easy incorporation at a time.

[robin. @robinstetic]

@clayul 97.5% of opus for a tenth of the price and its open source, wild

[gus @igus_ai]

ESTO ES UNA AUTÉNTICA LOCURA

Jack Dorsey (ex-CEO de Twitter) acaba de liberar gratis un framework para crear un negocio donde todo lo gestionan agentes de IA.

Ya supera las 39.000 estrellas en GitHub.

Junto a Rho, puedes abrir tu empresa y su cuenta en un solo paso en unos 10 minutos.

Es decir, puedes tener tu negocio funcionando en menos de 24h.

Así se configura:

1. Clona el repositorio.
2. Despliega tu propio servidor: canales, búsqueda, Git y automatizaciones funcionan desde ahí.
3. Añade tu agente a un canal como si fuera un compañero más, define sus permisos y deja que el equipo colabore con él en tiempo real.
4. Constituye tu empresa con Rho en el post de abajo.

Guárdate este post, vas querer volver a él.

[robin. @robinstetic]

@mattknowsai justo lo que necesitaba ahora mismo

[robin. @robinstetic]

@albacnt $15/month for cloud hosting is pretty reasonable

[Dean W. Perkins @deanwperkins]

WE MIGHT BE LOOKING AT THE GREATEST TWITTER ACCOUNT ABOUT AI HOLY SH*IT BRO

[robin. @robinstetic]

@clayul open source with 200+ contributors means it wont just die in 6 months

[robin. @robinstetic]

@nereasolenne “él propone, yo decido” es la forma más sana de trabajar con IA

[robin. @robinstetic]

@chesny 10 minutes for both? i spent like 3 weeks just waiting on the bank to approve me

[Ruchir Jajoo @ruchirjajoo]

People don't understand how insanely high IQ Newton was. By age 20, he had no training in math or algebra and in <3ys he studied Euclid, Descartes, Kepler, etc., then laid the groundwork for the laws of motion & gravity, invented calculus, and the theory of colors & light. All while working alone on a little farm outside town.

There's a great clip of Neil deGrasse Tyson explaining how there's no contest as to why Newton was the greatest scientific mind ever produced.

In art, there is no target or framework to go about creating something. Only da Vinci could've painted The Last Supper, Homer written The Iliad, or Beethoven composed the Fifth Symphony. No other human being could've produced those pieces of art. Creative work has no boundaries and can't be pinned down or analyzed.

Science is different. In science, you need to know what questions to ask because the work you can do is deterministic, in a sense. You try to fill a piece of the puzzle that already exists, and nature dictates whether something is true or not. In science, which threads you pull is just as important as the work itself, if not more.

Someone would've eventually done what Newton did because the pieces are predetermined. However, in 1,000s of years and likely 100s thereafter, only Newton figured it out. And it was because of the questions he was after + his extreme intelligence.

For ex, in the 1680s, Halley was trying to understand what motion an inverse-square law would produce. No one had the answer, so he consulted Newton, and Newton said: "An ellipse." Halley asked how he knew that, and Newton's reply was sth like: "Oh, I proved it years ago." The guy had used the math he'd developed to answer it.

At the end of Newton's book on Opticks, he includes his unresolved Queries and other topics that interested him. It's astounding because he framed questions in a way that gave away his intuitions. Not only were the questions 100-200 years ahead of his time, but his guesses would prove largely right.

He really was someone who thought extremely hard about everything and paired the thinking with rigorous experimentation.

“I do not know what I may appear to the world, but to myself I seem to have been only like a boy playing on the sea-shore, and diverting myself in now and then finding a smoother pebble or a prettier shell than ordinary, whilst the great ocean of truth lay all undiscovered before me.” - Newton

[naldz. @naldzyul]

ESTO DEBERÍA SER ILEGAL

Un estudio de motion entero montado con 20 skills gratis de GitHub para Opus 5.5:

→ Animación
→ Simulación
→ 3D
→ Audio
→ Exportación

1 Remotion → motor de vídeo en React.
https://t.co/QWt4IktrC0

2 Remotion Skills → las skills oficiales de vídeo para agentes de código.
https://t.co/p5VFdlrAWU

3 Anime.js → coreografía con líneas de tiempo.
https://t.co/cBlx32aq94

4 Motion → animaciones de interfaz y transiciones entre pantallas.
https://t.co/X3DdaGwRQj

5 Manim → diagramas, ecuaciones y explicaciones animadas.
https://t.co/pJ22z3mKVN

6 Lottie → animaciones vectoriales que pesan muy poco.
https://t.co/K3owXhqLk1

7 MCP for Blender → Claude monta y edita escenas 3D.
https://t.co/qkhRp491nD

8 Three.js → escenas 3D y movimientos de cámara.
https://t.co/QQLYcawbwl

9 Three GPU Pathtracer → luces y reflejos realistas.
https://t.co/UpRSocM6hg

10 Jolt Physics → colisiones y cuerpos rígidos y blandos.
https://t.co/mHiZiZRe3d

11 postprocessing → bloom, profundidad de campo y etalonaje.
https://t.co/LGS39l2Zs6

12 Three.quarks → partículas, estelas y VFX.
https://t.co/hmSOnSAYgs

13 Tweakpane → controles en directo para ajustar la escena.
https://t.co/Qmx8XuVqu1

14 ComfyUI → flujos de generación por nodos.
https://t.co/OsG5xAF8ZF

15 CosyVoice → voces en off en varios idiomas.
https://t.co/pFf5PI0eNu

16 librosa → detecta el ritmo para que la animación vaya a tempo con la música.
https://t.co/7ShwZLt7BR

17 WhisperX → tiempos palabra a palabra para los subtítulos.
https://t.co/lqyVUOufOp

18 OBS Studio → grabación de pantalla.
https://t.co/Q56FlSnVsl

19 LosslessCut → cortes rápidos sin recodificar.
https://t.co/E4SVzngULA

20 FFmpeg → codificación y exportación.
https://t.co/aBdeI0rGyd

Su autor dice que ya no usa After Effects.

Guárdatelo

[Everett Cook @everettcookny]

Starting today, incorporating on @rhobusiness is free.

You can form your company and open a Rho business account in one step, and it takes as little as 10 minutes.

How it works: Open a Rho account and deposit $10K in your first 90 days. You'll then receive a refund on the incorporation fee.

We want to make 2026 a record for new business creation - and break the record in 2027 - one easy incorporation at a time.

[robin. @robinstetic]

@naldzyul Lottie pesando nada sigue siendo magia negra cada vez que lo miro

[robin. @robinstetic]

@naldzyul los que decían que el vídeo con IA era un juguete, muy callados hoy

[robin. @robinstetic]

@clayul cancelling the subscriptions i forgot about would pay for itself lol

[robin. @robinstetic]

🚨 HIGGSFIELD JUST SAID IT’LL HIT A $2B RUN RATE IN THE NEXT 3 MONTHS

they crossed $1B, then got faster

✓ october: $1.35B annualized
✓ next stop: $2B within 3 months
✓ only Anthropic and OpenAI are bigger among private, independent AI companies

and the part people are missing?

once those two go public, Higgsfield becomes the largest AI company still private

all of it from AI video, which the CEO is calling a trillion-dollar market 👇

[Alex 🧩 Scaling Video GenAI @alexmashrabov]

We’re on track to hit $2B in annualized run rate in the next 3 months.

We crossed $1B and got faster. In October we hit $1.35B.

Higgsfield is the third-largest independent, private AI-native company by annualized revenue, behind only Anthropic and OpenAI.

When they go public, Higgsfield becomes the largest AI-native company still private.

AI video is going to be a trillion-dollar market. This is only the beginning.