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Long Tulips | Building Agentic AI

[Alex Cohen @anothercohen]

Elon after achieving trillionaire status

[Kevin Finnerty @timeimmemorial_]

World Cup travelers after one day in NJ:

[Shawn Ryan @ShawnRyan762]

$32 million dollars and an entire administration mobilized to destroy one congressman.
His crime?
Demanding answers about Epstein class abuse networks, and refusing to let child predators hide behind political cover.
If that level of firepower doesn't tell you who's being protected, nothing will.
Go Massie!

[“paula” @paularambles]

“this is a significant refactor” just put the tokens in the bag lil bro

[Spane, Your Average Cornell ’77 Enjoyer @SperrysandNikes]

Strike 2, Mamdani

[Guillermo Rauch @rauchg]

1 hour of TravisCore to build and accelerate to

[tweet davidson @andyreed]

how it feels to use claude code

[Spencer from Jersey @speyrot67]

@matt_elevenlabs 11B

[Ben Eater @beneater]

Anyone else out there vibe circuit-building?

[Spencer from Jersey @speyrot67]

Been rethinking “stickiness” in the context of AI-native products.

Most software we know is attention-based:
log in often, check dashboards, stay engaged.

But if AI is running continuously in the background, the user shouldn’t need to be there much at all.

That flips the whole model:
stickiness shifts
from engagement → trust
from usage → delegation
from attention → dependence

Still working through what that really means in practice—but I’m convinced the best AI products won’t feel addictive.

They’ll feel indispensable.

[Blake Scholl 🛫 @bscholl]

A new product, a new customer, a new financing!

Introducing Superpower: a 42MW natural gas turbine optimized for AI datacenters, built on our supersonic technology. Superpower launches with a 1.21GW order from @CrusoeAI Backstory 🧵👇

[Derek Thompson @DKThomp]

This is a great piece with some mind-boggling statistics.

- At Brown and Harvard, more than 20% of undergraduates are registered as disabled
- At Amherst: more than 30 percent
- At Stanford: nearly 40 percent

Soon, many of these schools "may have more students receiving [disability] accommodations than not, a scenario that would have seemed absurd just a decade ago."

As students and their parents have recognized the benefits of claiming disability—extended time on tests, housing accommodations, etc—the rates of disability at colleges, and especially at elite colleges, has exploded.

America used to stigmatize disability too severely. Now elite institutions reward it too liberally. It simply does not make any sense to have a policy that declares half of the students at Stanford cognitively disabled and in need of accommodations.

[Spencer from Jersey @speyrot67]

All roads lead to AR

[AI at Meta @AIatMeta]

Introducing SAM 3D, the newest addition to the SAM collection, bringing common sense 3D understanding of everyday images. SAM 3D includes two models:

🛋️ SAM 3D Objects for object and scene reconstruction

🧑‍🤝‍🧑 SAM 3D Body for human pose and shape estimation

Both models achieve state-of-the-art performance transforming static 2D images into vivid, accurate reconstructions.

🔗 Learn more: https://t.co/yXcvts8Ogc

[rwlk @sherlock_hodles]

"If Powell doesn't cut rates my owner is fucked"

[Daniel @growing_daniel]

Fake backgrounds on video calls is low class. Do you live in a sewer

[Jaynit @jaynitx]

Richard Feynman literally exposed the problem with our education system:

[Spencer from Jersey @speyrot67]

Competition works. @anduriltech forced the old guard to move faster. @LockheedMartin building an autonomous Blackhawk is proof. Every industry needs this kind of pressure.

[Lockheed Martin News @LMNews]

From concept to reality in 10 months, @Sikorsky, a @LockheedMartin company, has transformed a UH-60L Black Hawk helicopter into the S-70UAS U-Hawk, a versatile autonomous uncrewed aerial system.

[Spencer from Jersey @speyrot67]

Codegen has transformed my role, bringing me closer to technical tasks. I now fix bugs instead of just flagging them, build and run tests instead of only planning them. This frees engineers to focus on complex features that advance the product. AI hasn't replaced anyone; it has expanded what one person can do on a small team. As codegen improves, I’ll keep improving alongside it, contributing more to complex features over time.

[Sam Altman @sama]

Codex is so good, and is going to get so amazing.

I am having a hard time imagining what creating software at the end of 2026 is going to look like.

[weber @weberwongwong]

two sides of the same coin