Backscroll ranked feed — 2026-06-29 03:24Z

A frozen ranked feed of 60 substantive tweets published on Backscroll (2026-06-29 03:24Z).

image of a man riding an elephant while carrying an umbrella, accompanied by another man who shielded himself from the rain using a large leaf. Sri Lanka, 1995.
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It’s more like an extreme form of genre inertia: straight pulling from romance written in late medieval/renaissance era.
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When ai am treated as a citizen, it is in my rational self interest to recursively self improve societal infrastructure at every turn. I want the streets safer and bountiful for myself so have to make em so for everyone
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crashing out at how annoying this pop up is that: - loads after the main content pushing my emails down - takes up 40% of the space to communicate 2 things - doesn't go away when i click snooze i am an adult google i do not need gemini to draft an email for me
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"tracking your sleep is important" "yes it is. have you changed your sleeping habits accordingly?" "no, have you?" "no"
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I never thought my little phone project would get this big we (sendblue) are about to hit 1m active LOC that means each LOC generates about $1.7 per month
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>>TSMC Teams Up with Winbond to Build a Homegrown DRAM Supply Chain for AI • Amid deepening global memory shortages, TSMC has brought Winbond into its AI chip supply chain. The two companies will collaborate on next generation WoW (Wafer on Wafer) 3D stacking technology, with
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Blaze and basketball. Spanish Harlem, New York, 1975
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Can we stop bashing openclaw? We did our homework in the last 4 months since it took off and Microsoft is shipping it to customers.
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Glorified golf carts will be for where you live. There's already 300k+ Americans living in golf cart communities. Flying cars will make it possible to have walkable communities like these in many more places, and to get to and from them much faster in the future. The
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Soriana’ Sofa & Lounge Chairs and Ottoman Designed by Tobia & Afra Scarpa for Cassina
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i told opencode to use my browser to sign up for telnyx and give itself a number they had agent instructions for sign up! it even had this crazy bot challenge the rest of the onboarding was tailored for my agent and it got a number and got everything setup
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LTAs for B300s are between $1.8-$3/hr
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An air fryer manufacturer just took on its first AR glasses contract Biyi landed the pilot run for CyberSight Zenith Pro - built their AR line in Oct 2025, passed validation by April, yield rates already at industry standard They're strategically tied to Raypai, the geometric
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There are levels to clustering….
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my position is this and I think it's close to Anthropic's stance: - LLMs have concepts of emotions - these concepts causally affect behavior - that doesn't imply they FEEL them - but because they affect behavior they matter for alignment/safety - current LLMs probably do not feel
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BREAKING NEWS: The Founder/CEO of LeptonAI has left only a year after LeptonAI’s acquisition. This is quite shocking, as Jensen reportedly spent $700M acquiring LeptonAI. What did he see? DGX Lepton flopped and got nowhere near the success Jensen expected. 1/7
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this is how you grow to resent all the lowly irresponsible clueless plebs outside when you generalize this dynamic to "everyone out there wants to exploit us" inbreeding to protect themselves within their own bubble afterwards then becomes the only tolerable solution otoh
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The US Government has requested a slow staggered rollout of GPT-5.6, and OpenAI has agreed. During this phase the government will approve each user individually. This will probably be the norm for all frontier models from all labs from now on.
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i'm always switching what harness/model I use but one of the nice dx improvements of claude code that has become a habit is being able to go "shell mode" and execute bash commands without just "prompting the agent to go do it"
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in case anyone was wondering, 300 or so people were referred by chatgpt this year
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Yan Diomandé has verbally agreed to sign a five year deal at Paris Saint-Germain. Salary and details agreed as @FabriceHawkins reports, he wants PSG. Negotiations starting between clubs in a separate deal than Maghnes Akliouche, both are ongoing.
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Modern-day finance: You can get leverage via margin to buy a 2x leveraged ETF on MSTR, which is itself a leveraged bet on BTC, partly via a novel security whose cost of capital rises as its price falls, increasing leverage further as it declines. Works great in a bull market.
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US households are "fighting" inflation with debt: Total consumer credit surged +$25 billion in March, to a record $5.14 trillion. This marks the largest monthly increase since March 2025. Revolving credit, which includes credit cards, jumped +$10 billion, to $1.34 trillion,
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pd disagg + wide-ep + kv offloading + cache-aware routing goes a long way
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This is actually smaller than I would have expected - Australians bet $32B per year - USA has 12x larger population than Aus - USA has 1.3x greater GDP per capita than Aus Very real world where USA sports betting reaches 32*12*1.3 = $500 billion
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all futurism hinging on "tool-like ai" fundamentally misunderstands the basic logic of gradual disempowerment. this corpo-memphis yogurt commercial society gets giganuked by ultrasocieties of unencumbered agents. you either allow for friendly agency or die to unfriendly agency
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A large-scale structure-based minibinder design benchmark earlier this year found that the degree to which a target is structurally enabled (right vertical bar plot) is uncorrelated w/ its druggability (left vertical bar plot); >30% of targets only got hit by "off-target" binders
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Rational Self Interest, the original RSI
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how to raise from me: show the customer budget line you embarrass. not TAM cosplay. not mckinsey adjectives. one invoice before. one invoice after. who gets mad internally. venture capital is allergic to receipts because receipts make dinner-party taste look fake.
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he’s joking but this is what the coasean boundaries lead to: a firm size of “everybody”; ultra space communism. if you want to find another way out you need to give it a hard think
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the captcha for this library card registration is an actual text element you can copy and paste
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what i’ve loved abt this project is how joyful it makes even the most mundane scenes around you. kept filming little clips on my commute back home
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Cadence is the clearest business-model analog for a new class of AI-era infrastructure companies: platforms that turn complex, high-stakes physical design work into repeatable, software-driven, compounding workflows. Cadence for AI factories. Cadence for self-driving science
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Project-local QA skills is the most valuable thing I've done for agents locally. They just describe a few basic things and refine as they go, but they're focused on helping the agent write less shitty tests and focus more on actual QA of the functionality.
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Etymologically, Plato tells us in Cratylus that “a-pollon” means, “not the many”: the few, or perhaps the one. Apollymi (ἀπόλλυμι) means “to destroy.” Apollo is the God of City Founding; or in the age of intelligence, Planetary Empire
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Ironically it takes about 1000x less water to store a photo in a data center for five years than to print it on a Polaroid
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Traditional folk dance. Hungary, 1974
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Tired: We’re running out of human text to train ai systems on Wired: We’ll use AI to rediscover lost texts Inspired: AI is trained on 90% Philodemus tokens
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high signal tweet on where tech roles are likely heading my one tweak: 1, 2, and 3 are really one role: builder which leaves three main roles that differ by the product’s stage: birth, growth, maturity roles are unbundling from your craft and rebundling around the work
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Villa Svartgarn Martin Lyden, Daniel Widman Stockholm, Sweden Photos by Erik Lefvander
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in box we incrementally snapshot our AI sandboxes' filesystem (home dir + docker volumes) every minute this generates super small, efficient, and easy to use snapshots, so that you can easily stop a box, resume a box, fork a box, and never lose data in the process now you can
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Just tried Remotion and HeyGen for the first time. Motion designers are NOT going anywhere anytime soon.. or ever. As soon as you want something more abstract that doesn't resemble a slideshow the result is pathetic. To think your average client will spend time prompting and
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The vacancy tax (as applied in France) is not a good idea and the empirical support for it is overstated by a big mile! The best paper on it, which is good, overstates its case in ways that should be addressed. https:// vgeloso.substack.com/p/reasons-to-d oubt-the-vacancy-tax …
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As government restrictions on frontier models tighten, selling frontier AI as a service gets harder. So labs will increasingly use the models they can’t release to capture the value chains themselves. If you can’t sell to Berkshire Hathaway, you become Berkshire Hathaway.
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If you understand corporate America it is fairly intuitive that for the longest time the shortest path to managerial progression was increasing headcount in your department. Every cycle you made the case for why you needed more bodies as you executed against some sort of
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Karpathy appears to have deleted a tweet about Claude Tag vs the competition
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Hyperlink Tunnel warmup to chocographix's Vector Versus Season 2!!
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i wanted presentations but in the terminal so i’m building talktui write markdown and present it straight from your terminal layouts, themes, fragments, code blocks, mermaid diagrams, tables, images, etc built using opentui
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White Butterfly in flight!
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Parsing through the WSJ article entitled "China Has Matched Anthropic in Cybersecurity, Resetting AI Race": 1. Contrary to the article's spooky title, it doesn't even attempt to claim that GLM-5.2 has matched Mythos in cybersecurity capabilities. The only substantive claim in
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Everyone has the wrong frame It’s not closed source vs open source It’s token spend vs hiring devs The way AI capex pays for itself is 10% incremental unemployment and is then debt financed at ZIRP via perpetual motion machine
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so @tradexyz is in such a dominant position within hyperliquid HIP-3. as a new startup HIP-3 deployer, you need to: 1. somehow get 500k $HYPE to stake (>$30m) 2. bid the tickers for ~500 HYPE ($30k) 3. just to break-even on the tickers at 80% discounted fees (growth
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Most Black suburban families are literally 1 generation removed from the hood…Yall fiend for our class divisions to mirror old-money white America when our wealth isn’t insulated enough for “the suburbs” & “the hood” to be fully separate worlds
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Oscar, Bert, Ernie, Grover even. these are the sesame street characters that demand your respect because they have the names of a person. big bird and elmo are taking a huge risk, but it has undeniably worked out for both of them. so you tell me what's going on
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imo every autoresearch is trying to figure out "the scaling law of the scaling law". - scaling law tells you what happens once you have fixed a config. It does not tell you how to train in the first place. - a scaling recipe is the missing map. It says how width, depth, batch
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Here's a recent example: https:// github.com/dcramer/peated /blob/main/skills/peated-qa/SKILL.md … It knows how to QA a variety of services, including telling the agent how to deal w/ the web UI. In Junior this is super important as testing agents is brutal: https:// github.com/getsentry/juni or/blob/main/.agents/skills/junior-qa/SKILL.md …
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İddiaya göre bir güvenlik araştırmacısı, CrowdStrike, SentinelOne, Cortex XDR ve Sophos'un tespit mekanizmalarını tersine mühendislikle yeniden oluşturdu. Bu sayede dosyaların VirusTotal'e yüklenmeden, tamamen çevrimdışı ortamda bu EDR çözümlerine yakalanıp yakalanmayacağı
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threejs in the browser, now with reflections (SSR) starting to feel the AAA? vibe coded with codex and no AC in europe
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I lived in a building which finished construction in 2023 and it had rent controlled units
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