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This broke me

This broke me... finally. I installed Hermes 3 times before, but never fully committed so far (including a full migration, setting up all creds etc). I have reinstalled and ported @wooolfred to Hermes (not fully, but well enough to get started) and turned off my January era

altryne May 2 via @altryne
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I'm planning to build less apps and more skills moving forward

I'm planning to build less apps and more skills moving forward. Why? I want to empower devs to build with AI. That's always been the goal and it's a big part of my role at Together AI. Open source apps worked really well early on since devs wanted to go read the code to better

nutlope May 2 via @nutlope
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turns out the more software created, and the more dynamic a team becomes when you throw agents in the mix, the more opportunity for companies that build the graph for how work gets done and other s...

turns out the more software created, and the more dynamic a team becomes when you throw agents in the mix, the more opportunity for companies that build the graph for how work gets done and other systems of record. as agents augment our efforts (and eventually become a new

dharmesh May 2 via @dharmesh
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Designed by NIH in N

Designed by NIH in N. Carolina. Assembled in China. Quote Rand Paul Verified account @RandPaul May 2 The COVID cover-up goes all the way to the top. Fauci funded the Wuhan lab. Senior intelligence officials hid classified evidence from the president himself. Scientists were silenced. Millions paid the price. The DOJ has until May 11th to prosecute Fauci before the statute of

Naval Ravikant May 2 via @naval
AI CEO/Founder

Huge shoutout to the

Huge shoutout to the @Replit engineering team for sticking around all night ahead of the 24 hour Replit 10 Buildathon See you all live at 4:30amPT!

amasad May 2 via @amasad
AI CEO/Founder

Replit, turned 10

Replit, turned 10 To celebrate we’re making it totally free for 24 hours starting at 5am PT. But our work—to make coding accessible for all—goes back to 2011. Watch the highlights from the journey: It’s been an honor to help millions learn & ship. Here is to the next 10! (Also discussed by @nutlope)

amasad May 2 via @amasad