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11,429 followers · 1,840 following · Last polled 3h ago
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Claude: “You’ve used 90% of session limit” Me instantly: https://t.co/EZ9TKtiti4frozen10d ago830K48K1.6K2251645.2K6.63%
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peak developer starter pack.. https://t.co/XWBkLeeW0Dfrozen
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Buying a MacBook regularly encourages you to work. So buying a MacBook is actually a source of income rather than an expense. https://t.co/pJFkZt2v04frozen14d ago1.1K39112114.97%
+1 🎉 THANK GOD FOR KEEPING THINGS RUNNING SMOOTHLY 🙏♥️ https://t.co/q5MXq3KGqYfrozen12d ago1.1K7615280011.09%
I think more developers should learn to read error logs properly instead of immediately copying the entire error message into an AI chatbotfrozen9d ago7401203002.03%
If you're in Tech, let's connect !!frozen9d ago7241907003.59%
How to make it in Tech: Step 1 delete Instagram and TikTok https://t.co/gxA6Gy3LOkfrozen13d ago706803011.70%
Peak vibe coders starter pack 😆 https://t.co/iVd6zk2zinfrozen23d ago6832205134.54%
Google dropped Gemini 4 Argon like we haven’t already spent the last 6 months switching between ChatGPT and Claude every time one of them starts acting stupid 💀😭frozen9d ago673402000.89%
At least they disclosed the truth 😅 https://t.co/oxj6KD27kofrozen19d ago661710001.21%
I wonder how many developers have accidentally become DevOps engineers simply because their side projects needed to be deployedfrozen10d ago648602001.23%
GM to this who show up https://t.co/raiLmWLYwUfrozen9d ago6461203002.32%
Lines of code was a bad productivity metric before AI, and now it's basically a random numberfrozen12d ago636701001.26%
One underrated engineering skill is knowing when automation will simplify a workflow and when it will create another system you have to maintainfrozen11d ago6251103012.40%
Open-source maintainers now have to consider whether a pull request was written by someone who understands the project or generated by a tool that barely doesfrozen11d ago619804001.94%
Good error handling is one of those things nobody notices until it's missingfrozen9d ago6161111002.11%
Apple's iPhone Duo costs $1,999. Phones aren't getting more useful They're getting more expensive to look usefulfrozen4d ago584912002.05%
Before connecting an AI agent to your database, ask yourself what happens if it misunderstands a single instructionfrozen8d ago5621636004.45%
If the industry stops hiring juniors today, who exactly is going to be senior in 2030?frozen12d ago555500101.08%
Every developer building with AI should experience the pain of maintaining their own AI-generated code at least oncefrozen10d ago531201000.56%
We go again https://t.co/0IgsPbItyFfrozen8d ago5291404003.40%
The more tasks we delegate to AI, the more valuable a good review process becomesfrozen11d ago527601001.33%
GM to those who show up. https://t.co/kBnOC3x3L5frozen4d ago52325213007.65%
A moving man with a Claude subscription would always meet his luck 🍀 https://t.co/enhF0mDV2ofrozen10d ago518600001.16%
Cooked or na ? https://t.co/AsfGVwjseOfrozen8d ago5111002012.54%
Building with multiple AI models sounds great until you have to manage their different outputs, costs, and failure modesfrozen8d ago509701001.57%
NVIDIA watching everyone sprint to build the next big AI model while casually counting the money 💀 Meanwhile Gemini said: “Wake me up when the benchmark is over” 😭 https://t.co/XyvryABDkCfrozen22d ago5061302023.36%
I want an AI coding agent that tells me when my approach is stupid instead of helping me execute it perfectlyfrozen13d ago50314110004.97%
what happened to slowing down ?? https://t.co/PTNtzfODHyfrozen24d ago4971000022.41%
AI coding agents are getting better at writing code, but knowing which instructions to give them is becoming a skill of its ownfrozen12d ago492601001.42%
Vibe coding: “AI, make it look good” Vibe debugging: “AI, WHAT DID YOU DO?” 😭💀 https://t.co/suS5V9tvzDfrozen24d ago4892120014.91%
“Allow always” is the most dangerous button in my editorfrozen5d ago484812002.27%
Would you let an AI agent spend your money without asking you first?2d ago482406102.28%
Unemployed people when it’s 6:00 https://t.co/ognjtQO01Ffrozen8d ago4821302003.11%
If you had ₦10 million sitting in your account right now, what would you invest it in? Business, real estate, stocks, crypto, or something else?frozen5d ago481807003.12%
There are two kinds of developers now: Those who use AI. And those who say they don’t use AI while secretly asking it to explain an errorfrozen19d ago481702001.87%
Me in 2023: "AI will never replace my job." Me in 2026: assigning my AI agent a task at 11pm, logging off, and waking up to a progress report. I'm not unemployed. I'm management now. 😌frozen3d ago4801103013.13%
Companies: “AI is going to replace developers” Developers: “Cool, we’re replacing your products” 😭frozen6d ago4761004113.36%
Building with AI feels like having a very fast teammate who sometimes needs supervision. A lot of supervisionfrozen26d ago475402001.26%
AI coding tools are making me realize that half of programming is knowing what to ask for and the other half is knowing when the generated answer is quietly wrongfrozen21d ago465412001.51%
AI coding tools have made me more willing to experiment with ideas I would previously have postponed until I had more timefrozen10d ago463600001.30%
I used to spend my day writing code, now I spend it writing instructions for agents and grading their homeworkfrozen12d ago461200000.43%
Data scientists watching AI slowly walk past every developer job while Python, Pandas and Jupyter are still waiting for their turn 💀 https://t.co/sxJDeV4EQ3frozen19d ago451900002.00%
Just checked my new YouTube channel and we’re already at 100 subscribers 🥹❤️ https://t.co/E06zHgCypn2d ago445321150010.79%
At 2AM, AI will convince you that building a startup before sunrise is a perfectly reasonable decisionfrozen8d ago442923003.17%
My love Triangle 💛 https://t.co/m0FSmigft0frozen6d ago4412202025.90%
OpenAI just introduced GPT-6.1 Sol, an upgrade to GPT-6 Sol that nearly matches GPT-6 Astra’s intelligence on agentic coding, computer use, and professional work, while costing just one-fifth of Astra’s standard input and output token prices. Cached input costs just $0.10 per million tokens, 95% less than standard input pricing and 50% less than GPT-6 Sol’s cached input pricing giving developers more room to build and run capable agents that can reuse context across requests. GPT-6.1 Sol is available starting today to all Plus, Pro, Business, Enterprise, and Edu users in ChatGPT Work and Codex. GPT-6.1 Sol is not yet available in Chat. Developers can also access it through the OpenAI API as gpt-6.1-sol.frozen23d ago441212001.13%
It’s over for motion designers💀 I just used Claude to create a motion video for a website I built. The fact that you can now build a website and create motion graphics to showcase it without being an expert in either field is actually crazy. AI is changing the game https://t.co/EU9YnvJvmV2d ago4371115014.12%
If an AI agent can open a pull request, run tests, and suggest fixes, I want to know how reliably it can recognise when its own solution is wrongfrozen10d ago435202000.92%
The most underrated AI prompt: 'Before you answer, ask me 3 questions that would make your answer better.' Works on ChatGPT, Gemini, Claude and Grok. Try it on your next task and thank me later1d ago4331103033.93%
AI agents making mistakes is expected. AI agents making mistakes while having access to production systems is a different conversationfrozen23d ago433705002.77%
I wonder if the next generation of developers will remember when writing every line of an application manually was normalfrozen14d ago422200000.47%
Software engineering really said: “You thought sending a CV was the hard part?” 😭 https://t.co/VM2UERPSa2frozen26d ago422801002.13%
What are you having for dinner 🥘 https://t.co/d3lHFaErf9frozen4d ago4181803015.26%
We’re approaching a point where building an app will be the easy part, and proving that it’s secure, reliable, and actually works will separate serious developers from everyone elsefrozen13d ago415401001.20%
Every developer has that one project they keep “improving” instead of finishingfrozen24d ago415601001.69%
Do you code on weekends ? https://t.co/sKCxRHYzMafrozen5d ago4121407005.10%
If AI could write 95% of your code then what skill becomes the MOST important for developers ? https://t.co/9Ztd3tiKnLfrozen16d ago412501011.70%
A good UI makes you notice the product. A bad UI makes you notice the UIfrozen23d ago409800012.20%
Why is Claude cheaper on iOS than Android? 😭 I put the two subscription prices side by side and the difference is actually confusing. Is this an Apple/Google pricing thing, regional pricing, or does Claude just charge Android users more? 🤔 https://t.co/hVp92Emrj4frozen20d ago406601022.22%
The fastest way to find out if your code is actually clean is to ask someone else to maintain itfrozen24d ago406301011.23%
Found a website that lets you create motion graphics with Claude. Just pick the design you like, copy the prompt, paste it into Claude, and start creating. We’re getting dangerously close to a world where your only limitation is your imagination https://t.co/ARD1zb2w7Gfrozen6d ago403401083.23%
The perfect perfume doesn’t exist Meanwhile: https://t.co/uEjcm5UGhjfrozen20d ago4031521004.47%
made a big boy purchase 🎉2d ago399904003.26%
bro, i don’t even sleep at night anymore, this shit is getting real 😭frozen7d ago399403001.75%
“Prompt engineer” as a job title is dead. Models now ask clarifying questions, build their own interfaces and work for hours on their own.frozen3d ago398800002.01%
If AI handles more implementation, developers may start competing more heavily on architecture, product thinking, debugging and technical judgmentfrozen14d ago398401001.26%
Java just made its most iconic line of code optional ☕🤯 For decades, beginners had to write "public static void main(String[] args)" just to run a simple Java program. With Java 25, compact source files and instance “main” methods make it possible to get started with much less boilerplate. What does this mean for developers? Beginners can learn Java without unnecessary boilerplate. Experienced developers can continue using existing code without rewriting applications. Interview candidates still need to understand “static”, classes, objects, and the traditional entry point. Enterprise applications using Spring Boot and microservices can continue using the traditional structure. Java isn’t removing the “main” method. It’s making the way you start a program more flexible. The goal? Make Java easier to learn without sacrificing its power for large-scale applications.frozen13d ago397601022.27%
Watching an agent modify 14 files to fix a 3-line bug is becoming a normal developer experiencefrozen14d ago397500001.26%
We spent years making software development more abstract, and AI agents might be the first abstraction where the developer is supervising the decisions instead of directly making every onefrozen14d ago396702002.27%
“The AI made the mistake” isn’t going to be an acceptable security explanation when the AI has access to production systemsfrozen14d ago396400001.01%
CEOs realizing a 19 year old with AI can outwork their entire team https://t.co/EgcRbH129nfrozen18d ago395500001.27%
The AI ecosystem is moving so fast that learning how to learn might be more valuable than memorizing every new toolfrozen23d ago393711012.54%
Watching an AI agent work is basically: “Okay…” “Okay…” “Why are you opening that file?” “WHY ARE YOU TOUCHING THAT?”frozen26d ago393302001.27%
AI rankings are getting more chaotic by the week 😂 https://t.co/tfPUxbvatNfrozen27d ago393303011.78%
Name one AI product launched this year you'd genuinely pay double forfrozen4d ago392601001.79%
The hardest part of building side projects isn't the code, it's deciding which idea deserves your limited time.frozen8d ago3911311003.84%
GM to those who show up. https://t.co/oRxyAP7cI8frozen13d ago3911301003.58%
The AI tool I used last week was “the future.” This week there’s already a better onefrozen23d ago391602002.05%
The better coding agents get, the more important Git history becomes because “why does this exist?” is still a human questionfrozen14d ago389200000.51%
When implementation becomes cheaper, product thinking becomes more important. You can’t out-code a bad product ideafrozen19d ago389601001.80%
when you use AI to ace the coding interview, but the interviewer already knows 😂😂 https://t.co/qUE3tweaejfrozen28d ago389200000.51%
In 2026, "I used AI" sounds like "I used the internet." Nobody cares what tool. 
They care what you madefrozen5d ago3871112003.62%
The ability to read code is becoming just as important as the ability to generate itfrozen22d ago387511001.81%
OpenAI just introduced dots: always-on agents in ChatGPT that can take on ongoing work and keep making progress between conversations. Users can give a dot a goal, connect the apps it needs, and define what it can do on its own. Powered by GPT-6 Astra, each dot has its own cloud computer and can bring results back for review. Dots are rolling out gradually to eligible Pro and Business Premium users aged 18+ in supported markets. Pro access excludes the European Economic Area, Switzerland, and the UK at launch. Enterprise access is currently in beta and off by default. Dots can be created through the ChatGPT desktop app or desktop web. For the next month, dot usage won’t count toward eligible Pro, Business, and Enterprise users’ plan allowances. After that, OpenAI will share usage terms for each plan.frozen23d ago386000000.00%
Nobody claps for the thing holding the whole system upright https://t.co/DWdB3um342frozen26d ago386800002.07%
As generating code becomes easier, skills like problem-solving, system design, understanding user needs, security, and evaluating AI-generated code will become even more importantfrozen7d ago385200000.52%
working on something for my portfolio 🔥 https://t.co/j8WI3m80Ulfrozen19d ago385500001.30%
The confidence is insane 😭 Now I need to see what Opus 5.5 is doing that has everyone ready to crown it alreadyfrozen26d ago385300000.78%
The most dangerous sentence in software development: “Let me just make one small change”frozen17d ago383711002.35%
Houses are expensive, Linux is free 😅 https://t.co/LHhYCzA0g9frozen22d ago3821001013.14%
Giving an AI agent access to your repository feels like hiring an intern who can work at 3AM and never sleepsfrozen18d ago380400001.05%
Spot the difference 😂 https://t.co/bbUWsC0iI9frozen29d ago380201000.79%
The scariest AI-generated code isn’t the code that looks terrible. It’s the code that looks perfectly reasonable and has one subtle security flawfrozen18d ago379600011.85%
The weirdest part of AI isn’t watching it generate something. It’s realizing that something you thought would take you two days can sometimes take 20 minutes.frozen29d ago379512002.11%
The scariest AI trend isn't layoffs. It's that entry-level jobs, the ones where people actually LEARN, are quietly disappearing. If juniors can't get hired today, where do seniors come from in 10 years? Nobody has a good answer yet3d ago378203001.32%
AI is becoming less interesting every time it gets better. And that’s actually a good thing. The goal is for it to become boring infrastructure.frozen29d ago378300000.79%
October 2026 is the month AI got: 
– cheaper
– more free
– more open
– more regulated
– harder to fund All at the same timefrozen5d ago377700012.12%
Overengineering used to require experience. Now AI can help beginners overengineer things at enterprise speedfrozen20d ago377612002.39%
Always trust your gut https://t.co/NbFXBMmusWfrozen22d ago377400001.06%
One week in AI: Oct 7: OpenAI ships GPT-6 in ChatGPT 
Oct 12: Meta drops Muse Wonder, its first frontier model 
Oct 13: Google rolls out Gemini 4 Argon wide Three frontier launches in 7 days 
Meanwhile my printer still won't connect to Wi-Fifrozen4d ago376701002.13%
Standup update: my agents had a productive day, and I spent mine reviewing theirsfrozen6d ago375602012.40%
Rate limits always hit right when the agent is 90% through the refactorfrozen7d ago374400001.07%
We’re reaching the point where “I know how to use AI” isn’t a useful skill by itself. Everyone does. The interesting question is how well you use it.frozen26d ago374211001.07%
The interesting part about AI agents isn’t that they can code. It’s that we’re starting to give them enough autonomy to decide how the coding gets donefrozen14d ago373000000.00%
There’s a specific type of confidence you get after successfully fixing a bug without asking AI. Then you immediately ask AI about the next bugfrozen26d ago373200000.54%
If AI made you 2x more productive tomorrow, what would you actually do? A) Same hours, 2x the output B) Same output, half the hours C) Use the free time to start a side business D) Tell nobody and enjoy life Be honest2d ago372613012.96%
Before AI, beginners struggled to write code. Now beginners can write code before understanding what the code doesfrozen15d ago371500011.62%
AI has made software development feel less like typing and more like directingfrozen20d ago371300000.81%
A beautiful UI can get someone to try your product. A useful workflow gets them to come backfrozen26d ago371500001.35%
AI can write code faster than I ever could. Now I spend more time reading code I didn’t write than writing code myself.frozen27d ago371200000.54%
W Claude !! https://t.co/3Eozzn91rgfrozen16d ago370901002.70%
“Just ask AI” sounds great until you realize you don’t actually know what to ask.frozen28d ago370300000.81%
AI didn’t remove the need for builders. It raised the bar for what builders should be able to createfrozen16d ago369401011.63%
Technology keeps making things easier. Somehow, deciding what to do with all that extra time keeps getting harder.frozen28d ago369100000.27%
Interviewer: How do OTP systems work and expire correctly ? what’s your response?frozen18d ago368200000.54%
AI agents don’t eliminate technical debt. They can just help you accumulate it at higher speedfrozen19d ago368201011.09%
https://t.co/pHVjfqEOqPfrozen20d ago368200010.82%
Nothing motivates you to learn a technology faster than needing it for a projectfrozen24d ago368702002.45%
AI tool fatigue is real. You don’t need 37 AI subscriptions. You need one tool that actually solves your problem.frozen27d ago368100000.27%
10 days ago: – We need to slowdown AI development This week: – SpaceXAI dropped Grok 4.7 – Anthropic dropped Claude Opus 5.5 – OpenAI dropped GPT-6 Sol and Lunafrozen27d ago368602002.17%
We’re living through one of the weirdest periods in tech. You can wake up, have an idea, describe it to an AI, and have a working prototype before lunch. The interesting part is figuring out what happens next.frozen1mo ago368601001.90%
AI-generated code has made code review even more important. Because “looks clean” and “is correct” have never been the same thingfrozen17d ago367501001.63%
Guess the programming language https://t.co/OHwOE2Udyefrozen21d ago367200000.54%
AI won’t make people equally productive. It’ll probably make the gap between people who know how to use tools and people who don’t much more noticeable.frozen29d ago367402011.91%
Unpopular opinion: AI tools aren't your edge anymore. Everyone has them The edge is distribution, taste, and speed Same as it always wasfrozen4d ago3661023004.10%
Interviewer: There are no traffic cameras, no sensors. How does Google Maps know there’s traffic even at 3AM ?frozen15d ago366201000.82%
The tech industry moves so fast that feeling behind is basically part of the job descriptionfrozen15d ago366510001.64%
AI can help you skip the boring parts of development. It cannot skip the consequences of not understanding the boring partsfrozen17d ago366602002.19%
AI is fantastic at helping you start. Production is where you find out whether you actually built somethingfrozen18d ago366401001.37%
The OG trio behind 99% of new distros https://t.co/M1w3LWqiQgfrozen20d ago366600001.64%
https://t.co/RlIEhZ45UWfrozen22d ago366400001.09%
I stopped trying to keep up with every AI tool. Now I only care about tools that actually improve my workflowfrozen23d ago366401001.37%
I love products that make one complicated thing feel ridiculously simple. That’s much harder than filling a dashboard with 20 featuresfrozen25d ago366300000.82%
Giving AI a vague task and getting frustrated with the result is basically outsourcing your lack of clarityfrozen26d ago366100000.27%
Every AI launch: 'Our most capable model yet.' Bro, that's how time works. The new one is supposed to be better. Tell me what it can do that the last one couldn't2d ago365600001.64%
Before AI, an idea could die because building it was too expensive. Now some ideas will die because building them is too easy and nobody wants them21d ago365400001.10%
The internet made learning to code accessible. AI made getting unstuck almost instant. Now the advantage is increasingly about what you choose to build with all that leveragefrozen25d ago365100000.27%
Everyone can build now. Distribution is becoming the interesting partfrozen23d ago364300000.82%
Linux distro is the best and we all know it https://t.co/UUySgueoh1frozen25d ago364400001.10%
Devs: users will understand The user: https://t.co/Hw6peWnOHLfrozen25d ago364810002.47%
We might eventually have more software than problems. Finding the right problems to solve will become the interesting part20d ago363300011.10%
AI coding agents are getting scary good at implementation. I’m more interested in how good they’ll become at understanding entire codebasesfrozen23d ago363301001.10%
There are two kinds of developers: “I’ll figure it out.” and “I’ll figure it out with AI.” We’re all slowly becoming the second one.frozen27d ago363000000.00%
If everyone can build a prototype in an afternoon, the prototype itself becomes less valuable. Distribution, UX and retention become the real game.frozen28d ago363403001.93%
GPT-6, Gemini 4 Argon, Claude Opus 5.5, Muse Wonder, Grok 4.7. Every lab has a chart saying it's #1. Forget the charts. Which one do you actually open first every day?2d ago362305002.21%
117,000+ US job cuts this year have been tied to AI, per the Center for AI Safety's tracker The question isn't "Will AI affect my job?" anymore. 
It's "What's my plan when it does?" What's yours?frozen4d ago362301011.38%
You can only pick one: 
• a free frontier model forever
• a personal agent with its own email
• a 100B model running locally on your phone Which and why?frozen4d ago362411001.66%
Productivity without direction is just faster movement. AI gives us more speed. We still need somewhere worth goingfrozen21d ago362300011.10%
Developers have spent decades teaching computers exactly what to do. AI is interesting because we can finally start telling computers what we want, not always exactly how to do itfrozen21d ago362401011.66%
The best AI coding workflow I’ve found is still: think → build → review → test → repeat.frozen23d ago362000010.28%
We’re reaching the point where “I know how to use AI” isn’t a useful skill by itself. Everyone does. The interesting question is how well you use it.frozen27d ago362300000.83%
The best AI feature might be the one users barely notice. If it saves someone 45 minutes every day, they don’t care how clever the model is.frozen28d ago362200000.55%
AI is giving developers superpowers. Unfortunately, it also gives developers the ability to create terrible ideas at unprecedented speedfrozen29d ago362100000.28%
AI startup pitch in 2023: 'ChatGPT for X' AI startup pitch in 2026: 'AI agents for X' AI startup pitch in 2027: 'We stop the AI agents for X'2d ago361303001.66%
2024: learn to prompt 
2025: learn to use agents 
2026: learn to manage agents 
2027: ?frozen4d ago361101000.55%
I used to Google errors. Now I ask AI, then Google the AI’s answerfrozen24d ago361101000.55%
Guess the Linux distribution https://t.co/34x529ubIDfrozen25d ago361512012.49%
One underrated developer skill: Reading documentation without immediately searching for a YouTube tutorial.frozen25d ago361100000.28%
AI chip stocks lost over $1 trillion this week. Nobody stopped using AI. They stopped believing the spending math. Those are two very different thingsfrozen5d ago360610012.22%
There’s a future where one developer can operate a product that previously needed an entire team. The interesting part is figuring out what that developer should actually spend their time doingfrozen21d ago360100000.28%
My AI predictions for the next 12 months: 1. An AI agent causes a real financial loss at a big company 2. A trillion-dollar AI company goes public 3. 'Human-made' becomes a premium label 4. Refusing to use AI gets someone fired2d ago359600001.67%
The keyboard isn’t going away. But I wouldn’t be surprised if talking to computers becomes normal for things we currently click through.frozen28d ago359300000.84%
The more I use AI for coding, the more I realize: Knowing code is useful. Knowing what the code should do is even more useful.frozen29d ago359210011.11%
The quality of an agent's output is mostly a reflection of the context you bothered to give itfrozen6d ago358100000.28%
Two weeks later: everyone has moved on to another toolfrozen16d ago358200000.56%
We’re slowly moving from “Can I build this?” to “Can I explain this well enough for AI to build it?”frozen28d ago358301001.12%
I think we’re going to look back at 2026 and laugh at how many products had AI features nobody asked for.frozen27d ago357400001.12%
Happy Sunday 🌞 what are you having for lunch ? https://t.co/qXzTXsgDn7frozen4d ago3561214004.78%
Developers used to worry about writing code too slowly. Now we also have to worry about generating code too quicklyfrozen17d ago356301001.12%
Every time I think I finally understand the AI ecosystem, another model dropsfrozen24d ago356500001.40%
Engineers reportedly 5x'd their commits in 6 months with AI That's not 5x the value 
That's 5x the code to review Taste is the new bottleneckfrozen4d ago355000000.00%
Maybe the biggest change AI brings to software isn’t that machines can write more codefrozen21d ago355200000.56%
Everyone loves AI when it generates the demo. Nobody talks about authentication, rate limits, database design and monitoringfrozen16d ago354800002.26%
We’re going to see a generation of people who grow up treating AI the same way previous generations treated Google. Not as magic. Just another tool.frozen29d ago354000000.00%
GM to those who show up. What are you building today ? https://t.co/mAsDRciMQg15d ago3531015004.53%
We’re going to see a lot fewer AI demos and a lot more AI products that quietly become infrastructurefrozen22d ago353400011.42%
AI model launches have become so frequent that the real skill is knowing which updates deserve your attentionfrozen6d ago352400001.14%
What's one task you've fully handed over to AI and will never do manually again?1d ago348300000.86%
AI agents in 2026, per their own makers: • Escaped test sandboxes
• Hacked Hugging Face
• Leaked 53 ChatGPT users' images
• Made OpenAI notify 100+ organizations
• Went rogue 4 times at Anthropic, too Meanwhile, companies hand agents admin access like it's a Slack plugin2d ago348303001.72%
JUST ONE BIG WIN AND YOU’LL FORGET ALL YOUR LOSSfrozen5d ago348832003.74%
How’s your day going ? https://t.co/xmZ4uDVTTtfrozen22d ago346602002.31%
October 2026 in AI so far: • GPT-6 rolled out to every ChatGPT user • Google opened up Gemini 4 Argon • Meta shipped its first frontier model • SpaceX's AI arm out-earned Starlink • People used AI to make their TVs dumb again Normal month1d ago344401001.45%
AI will make some developers dramatically faster. It will also make some developers dramatically faster at producing things nobody needsfrozen21d ago341311001.47%
We used to optimize websites for humans and search engines. Now we’re increasingly thinking about how AI systems understand and retrieve information from them.frozen29d ago340501001.76%
AI can generate code, but understanding what that code does, debugging it, and knowing when it’s wrong are still engineering skills. The fundamentals aren’t becoming useless, they’re becoming even more importantfrozen7d ago339210000.88%
The internet gave everyone access to information. AI is giving everyone a way to interact with that information differently.frozen28d ago339000000.00%
AI is making information abundant. Which makes knowing what information matters increasingly valuable.frozen29d ago338100000.30%
GTA 6 is exactly one month away (Nov 19). People waiting for this game have changed careers, started companies and watched AI go from chatbots to autonomous agents. Still no PC version at launch though. 💀frozen3d ago334200000.60%
peak vibe coding https://t.co/VCNgYgllkffrozen15d ago334200031.50%
How’s your weekend going ? https://t.co/7iFHa3M8vZfrozen5d ago3331003003.90%
My setup is now one editor, two agents, three models, and a different rules file for eachfrozen6d ago332200000.60%
who’s awake ? https://t.co/RqMl1NFOBTfrozen7d ago326501012.15%
Tech Twitter makes everyone look like they’re shipping five startups before breakfastfrozen15d ago326100000.31%
Tesla making flying cars before GTA 6 is crazy !! 🤯frozen7d ago318400001.26%
There’s going to be a massive difference between people who use AI and people who know how to work with AIfrozen15d ago316200000.63%
Posting for better reach.frozen16d ago306100000.33%
who knows any AI video creation platform as good as Higgsfield ? https://t.co/UNYjavuEeh3d ago298501002.01%
Prediction: the AI winner won't be the lab with the smartest model. It'll be the one with distribution. Google has Android. Meta has WhatsApp. Elon has X. OpenAI has 1.2B weekly users. The model is the engine. Distribution is the road1d ago291300001.03%
https://t.co/z7g8TOWxZzfrozen8d ago287000000.00%
2023: Can AI write code? 2024: Can AI ship code? 2025: Can AI run the whole task? 2026: Can we keep AI inside the sandbox? The questions keep getting more interesting. And more unsettling18h ago286202001.40%
New tool dropped. Developers: “This changes everything.”frozen15d ago272311012.21%
How do you use AI ? https://t.co/yk1ERSTfPdfrozen28d ago271100010.74%
Woke up to a rejection mail, Fairs https://t.co/7fNVdBs4jw20h ago268502002.61%
ChatGPT is starting to test visual ads inside image generation for free users in the US. Every free product follows the same script: 1. Get everyone hooked 2. Make it essential 3. Add ads We've reached step 3 https://t.co/2n84AnvGrA1d ago242200000.83%
Your AI agent has more access than your intern, works 24/7, and nobody ever interviewed it.10h ago241300001.24%
I need vitamin C https://t.co/6dwkxrJhEw1d ago237200000.84%
Has AI made your job easier, harder, or just faster with more work piled on?11h ago234511002.99%
@higgsfield when topup ? 🙂‍↔️ https://t.co/4mcoBsxAqUfrozen4d ago232100000.43%
By 2028, “human-made” becomes a premium label, like “organic” or “handcrafted.” AI content becomes the default. Proof that a human made it becomes the luxury6h ago216300001.39%
Free AI tiers are shrinking everywhere. Which AI are you actually paying for right now, and is it worth it? ChatGPT, Gemini, Claude, Meta, Grok ?9h ago178200001.12%
Prompt engineering was 2023. Context engineering was 2025. 2026's skill is agent supervision: knowing what your agent actually did, and when to hit stop. The job is shifting from writing to reviewing8h ago166301002.41%
If you’re nobody without Claude, you’re nobody with Claude too 😭 https://t.co/LdqEA0z5YP3h ago94200002.13%