AI 领袖动态

Isomorphic likely that every single person in that game was already familiar with this https://t.co/Df87JcQzob

wondering if @_catwu has an update on this chart post opus 4.8 https://t.co/cMZMuEZe5H

Just interviewed @mvanhorn and I'm so inspired. I had no idea that he has no CS degree or real engineering background. Despite that, he has shipped so many awesome projects and contributed to repos like Python and Go. He does swear by @every's Compound Engineering for making https://t.co/9NZe0ud36d

How to build AI skills that check their own work and improve over time: 1. Give it context Ask AI: "Create a skill for this [repeated task]. Here are examples of good output so it knows what good looks like." 2. Make it easy to trigger “Write a clear skill description using https://t.co/2QHh0PjqEo

I spent the whole day today setting up integrations and skills in Codex for my top creator workflows. Now I'm convinced that you can save at least 50% of your time on any type of knowledge work if you just set up the system upfront. Note that all my workflows have human

Replit x Shopify!

Crazy times

Benchmarks place GPT 5.5 as the best model on SWE, but is it the best at making apps end-to-end? Turns out Opus 4.8 continues to be the king of vibe coding on both price & performance. Introducing ViBench: the first benchmark for app creation based on real world tasks https://t.co/lLDLtrO56p

Agent filesystem state can now be read, written and mounted independently of Sandbox lifecycle. We’ve been developing a novel virtual storage infrastructure solution for all our compute products. Storage that’s decoupled, but attachable to Builds, Functions, Sandboxes & more.

Vercel is partnering with and integrating Shopify. Starting with @v0, you can now prompt a Next.js + Shopify store in seconds. The old tradeoff was “easy monolith” or “costly headless”. No more. Easy @nextjs Shopify storefronts with no scale or sophistication ceiling. https://t.co/GPScJlO9Lt

Coding is basically the pinnacle of what you could reasonably automate with AI, and yet we still need human engineers to oversee agents for them to be effective. The AI models are trained on an incredible amount of sophisticated code. The users are highly technical and can use

Good thought provoking post from Anthropic. I think this paragraph points to the key element of the optimistic scenario of AI: “There has been an explosion of new ideas, initiatives, tools, and simulations, as a result of Anthropic employees working with highly capable

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Skill issues at big company means small new ones can eat their lunch

Two YC decacorns in one day and one of them is building commercial fusion. Polaris hit 150 million degrees C, first privately funded machine to do it. This is the abundance future, built by people who actually ship. https://t.co/calTVslNEw

So close to product market fit is still not product market fit

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Never go full Steyer

Huge milestone here. Firecrawl is making something agents want.

Defense primes build Bugattis. The army is begging for an F-150. A founder in our batch is building munitions backwards: start at 'what can we stamp out for $20k?' and make the engineers hit it.

NIMBYs frequently virtue signal by attacking developers but it’s a smoke screen and we shouldn’t listen. Markets are good. Housing is the defining reason why cost of living is high. If you want better lives for people, you build housing, so housing costs go down.

Ok bad stories about VCs are spreading on X right now, but VCs have horror stories about founders too Like, that one time when a founder decided to take another term sheet with a higher valuation despite our obvious ability to add value, thought leadership and vendor discounts

QED. The quote tweets in this thread just show we HAVE to do better. Evergreen reminder that without founders, there are no VCs! https://t.co/vDQnupyZrs