Steve Butterworth

Building the subscribe to anything agent over at On a mission to make regulatory changes open and free at

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Relentlessly Simplify ™

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@heyitsgeorg @brokencuffs But FiRe still feels like buying later freedom by sacrificing present freedom massively in your younger healthiest years. Whilst also training your brain to continue with that perspective of delay gratification.

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@a16z @pmarca @david_perell This idea has been doing the rounds for at least 15 years. Seems great idea on paper but no one found traction so far.

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@alexchristou_ Being systematic and patient. Not expecting any positive metrics for months is my survival strategy with the marketing grind.

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@p_millerd Agreed, horrible. Why with such a successful brand and money can he not afford to take the higher ground and be good for humanity

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@alexchristou_ Yeah me too. You can strategize forever and not do the thing and Claude will help you procrastinate if your not careful

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@karpathy Working on this right now over at https://t.co/HvaUejugK7. We’re on mission to make all government updates accessible in one place, annotated with frontier AI and accessible with MCP too

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@MrSimonBennett I think it’s a clear indication of what Twitter has become and who it attracts. Sad but true.

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@_lhermann @uptimerobot https://t.co/KOwXMUYMFV - check as chips, solid as a rock

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@doodlestein @yongfook 🤣

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@doodlestein @yongfook Yep it is. So many incredibly varied ways we can succesfully navigating this thing we call life

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@doodlestein @yongfook Liberating to mange 52 when we can manage just 1 and have more free time than ever to enjoy its rewards?

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@sobedominik Like others mention /rc is good when it works but cloud layer does seem flaky at times. Feels pretty beta. Tailscale + Moshi is my fallback.

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@milalolli @charlierward 🇬🇧 https://t.co/vL2wVfxjyw 🚀 London

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@tadasgedgaudas @iannuttall I’m a bit more optimistic about pricing than this. The competitive landscape shows the Chinese labs catching up and the Chinese fabs not far behind. The cut throat battle among US labs isn’t stopping soon either. All good for the consumer 🤞

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@yongfook Same strategy. Let others ride the hype cycle and fix the bugs and then I’ll play with what comes out the other side.

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@forgebitz @ImSh4yy @OfficialLoganK @GoogleDeepMind I’d be happy with a Gemini 3.1 Flash Liter but I can’t see it happening

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@forgebitz @ImSh4yy @OfficialLoganK @GoogleDeepMind Crazy decision. For automated high scale use I need a very cheap half decent model. Flash 2.0 and Flash 2.5 Lite were these. They’ve taken themselves out of this market so we’re left with the lower end OSS Chinese models there now and grok 4.1 fast.

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@OfficialLoganK @GoogleDeepMind With those price differences you’ve just axed the Flash Lite USP. This was a reliable, cheap model for scale, no more.

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@ArtemXTech This is remarkably similar to my approach. QMD everything + recall for searching old sessions. Works very well