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Getting in and staying in

[Darkness_Dawn @TravelerPoor]

@tryadaline Running my prompts against Claude, GPT, and Gemini in parallel caught a regression I'd have missed in staging. PromptFork's LLM judge gates my PRs now so it doesn't happen in prod. https://t.co/FadAGT2cdP

[Darkness_Dawn @TravelerPoor]

@theneuralguy yeah, been running my prompts through PromptFork for exactly this — catch regressions before they hit prod by diffing outputs across Claude/GPT and flagging when something gets strictly worse. saves the "did we actually improve this" argument. https://t.co/FadAGT2cdP

[Darkness_Dawn @TravelerPoor]

@lalit_notFound Exactly. I spent months tweaking words before realizing I needed to actually track which versions regressed. PromptFork lets me version the JSON, run it across models, and catch regressions before they hit prod. https://t.co/FadAGT2cdP

[Darkness_Dawn @TravelerPoor]

@stephenforte Yep, that's exactly why I started versioning my prompts like code. PromptFork runs them across model updates and flags when outputs drift, so your CIO actually sees what changed instead of discovering it in production. https://t.co/FadAGT2cdP

[Darkness_Dawn @TravelerPoor]

@fahadhafeezoff Yeah, this is exactly why I started running my prompts through PromptFork after a similar incident. It catches regressions across model versions automatically and gates deploys if outputs get strictly worse. https://t.co/FadAGT2cdP

[Darkness_Dawn @TravelerPoor]

@jayjohnsonai Yeah, versioning without evaluation is just saving broken code. I run my prompts through PromptFork across Claude and GPT to catch regressions before they ship, then layer the rest on top—makes a difference.

https://t.co/FadAGT2cdP

[Darkness_Dawn @TravelerPoor]

Yep, this is exactly why I started versioning my prompts and running them across Claude/GPT/Gemini together. Caught a bunch of regressions when Sonnet changed, would've been painful to discover in prod. PromptFork diffs outputs and gates on LLM judge so switching models isn't a surprise. https://t.co/5EvKHCb05s

[Darkness_Dawn @TravelerPoor]

Yeah, this is exactly why I started versioning prompts like code. Caught a regression where Claude's interpretation shifted on safety guardrails across model updates. PromptFork diffs outputs across Claude/GPT/Gemini and flags strictly-worse ones before they hit prod—saved me from shipping a few sketchy variants. https://t.co/5EvKHCb05s

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Awesome voice😱

[AshutoshShrivastava @ai_for_success]

SpaceXAI + Anthropic deal in a nutshell.

[Darkness_Dawn @TravelerPoor]

@RapidResponse47 You all aren't seeing the big picture yet? Freeing up ships allows more ships to be directed to US ports to refill. Whilst keeping the straits blockade going to enrich the US further

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@celestialysia0 No blood to the head... not about breathing.

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@MrBeast @InvincibleHQ Thrraaagg is so OP!

[Darkness_Dawn @TravelerPoor]

@PsyopAnime @Street_Fighter I know its like my younger self just wants to watch a DVD screensaver now

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@Hoopss

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@claudeai @grok does this work for pc or only mac?

[Darkness_Dawn @TravelerPoor]

@RoundtableSpace So Ledgit 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣

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@Phislash @IraninSA @grok is this true?

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@RealBababanaras @grok is this true?

[Andrew Warner @AndrewWarner]

This guy just raised $5.1 million for an AI that built 1,000+ startups.

His process is insanely logical.

That's Marik Hazan of Feltsense & his process is (roughly):

Step 1: scrape social. find pain points. turn them into business ideas

Step 2: assign ideas to one of its AI "founders"

Step 3: an AI founder builds a landing page

Step 4: AI founder tests demand -- it even has a wallet to buy ads

Step 5: AI founder emails (and even calls!) buyers and waitlist members

Step 6: based on feedback, the ai founder kills the idea, pivots or doubles down

I did a full screenshare to see how it all works. (yt link in 1st comment)

Is this the future of entrepreneurship?