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[tech bro @TechBroReal]

anthropic are about to face a brutal reality check

$13B raised vs openai's $40B and big tech's $300B+ ai spend

zero infrastructure ownership while google/meta/xAI build $100B data centers

5% of chatgpt's users means they're fighting for scraps

majour outages and inference issues

[tech bro @TechBroReal]

@im_roy_lee Bro don't waste your energy on these people.

Those who can't, critic.

Those who can, do.

[tech bro @TechBroReal]

"F*ck Stargate, just give me $1m and a pack of cigarettes"

[Kimi.ai @Kimi_Moonshot]

🚀 Hello, Kimi K2 Thinking!
The Open-Source Thinking Agent Model is here.

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🔹 256K context window

Built as a thinking agent, K2 Thinking marks our latest efforts in test-time scaling — scaling both thinking tokens and tool-calling turns.

K2 Thinking is now live on https://t.co/YutVbwktG0 in chat mode, with full agentic mode coming soon. It is also accessible via API.

🔌 API is live: https://t.co/EOZkbOwCN4
🔗 Tech blog: https://t.co/n7xxaszqzF
🔗 Weights & code: https://t.co/4ukcXB0iP6

[tech bro @TechBroReal]

@DavidOndrej1 Why is it not diet coke, why is it coke zero, come on.

[tech bro @TechBroReal]

@theo Python is the greatest language ever.

Everything pales in comparison.

Python is an order of magnitude better than TS.

[tech bro @TechBroReal]

@theo when you posted this just to rage-bait people then people actually start liking it

[tech bro @TechBroReal]

@theo Python is the greatest language ever.

Everything pales in comparison.

Python is an order of magnitude better than TS.

[tech bro @TechBroReal]

@theo how anthropic be moving

[tech bro @TechBroReal]

@nvidia https://t.co/GgpqWcuHsU

[tech bro @TechBroReal]

What British people imagine when they hear that Nvidia sells chips

[tech bro @TechBroReal]

@theo how anthropic be moving

[tech bro @TechBroReal]

Follow so I can afford to visit Taiwan to try there chips

(I heard they make the best)

[tech bro @TechBroReal]

What British people imagine when they hear that Nvidia sells chips

[tech bro @TechBroReal]

Which do you think is the best frontend framework?

[tech bro @TechBroReal]

bruh my results got leaked no way

[David Ondrej @DavidOndrej1]

building a business is far more "charitable" than donating to charity, here's why:

#1 -- charity creates dependency

There are several major studies on this...
- Cambridge-Somerville Youth Study (1935-1945)
- 650 students (ages 5-13) randomly assigned to receive free counseling, tutoring, summer camps...
- 30 years later? these students had MUCH worse outcomes than the control group
- higher alcoholism, serious mental illnesses, lower job prestige, lower job satisfaction

Another example:
- Dambisa Moyo - "Dead Aid" (2009)
- Africa received $1+ trillion in aid over 50 years
- in the 1970s, when aid increased, poverty also increased
- countries that were ahead of China 30 years ago, are now far behind

Giving people free stuff stops them from developing self-reliance, causing more harm than good.

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#2 -- businesses solve problems.

To build a large business, especially a multi-billion dollar one, you must solve an important problem that a lot of people have.

You have to build a great product, deliver an amazing service, and often invent new technology or solutions.

All of these things benefit society greatly.

In the process, the business ends up creating thousands of new jobs for people.

Also, there's a reason why you don't see a non-profit trying to go to Mars, or a charity that builds electric vehicles to combat climate change.

Companies are also far more efficient than governments or charities at using resources to solve problems.

"If you're a billionaire... why are you a billionaire?"

Well, my dear Billie...
- did Jeff Bezos force you to buy Amazon Prime?
- Did Zuck make your use Instagram?
- Did Steve Jobs threaten you to purchase an iPhone?

I can't believe I even have to explain these things...

Building a business is good.
Building a multi-billion dollar business is very good.

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Conclusion? Don't let low-IQ people like Billie bully you into giving all your money to charity.

Instead, use that money to build a business that solves an important problem for many people.

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pro tip: if you have money, and you want to do something good with it - tip heavily.

tip the waiter, tip the delivery driver, tip the kid with a lemonade stand.

reward the people who try.

[tech bro @TechBroReal]

@DavidOndrej1 preach

[tech bro @TechBroReal]

You would like to think a lot, but being honest, and non naive, likely not many.

But acting surprised makes our society put that behavior on a pedestal, which IMO makes it easier not to act this way.

Gives people a excuse of thinking "this is what everyone else would do not a big deal".

[tech bro @TechBroReal]

This guy does know that It's based on Chromium...

Right?

[Alex Finn @AlexFinn]

Google Chrome released 17 years ago

In 17 years, not a single company has challenged them. Complete monopoly.

Today that changes

[tech bro @TechBroReal]

i honestly think the term “full stack”, has aged like milk

yes, one person can make decent apps alone

but when the term came around in the mid 2000s, it just meant you could build something end to end wire up a few pages, throw together a database, ship it somewhere, done.

now it means you’re supposed to know next.js inside out, architect on aws, spin up docker containers, manage ci/cd pipelines, style everything with tailwind, set up terraform for infra, handle auth with clerk, and somehow still write clean react code.

yes this exist.

but not at the pinnacle.

the best are teams of specialists going for a generalist goals.