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Introducing Agentbox, the new meta for working with agents.
Human attention is the new bottleneck of AI work, and Agentbox lets one person manage 20+ at once.
- Every agent chat window collapses into a single inbox
- Agents stay quiet until they need you and prioritize themselves
- Lightning fast, keyboard driven, and built for flow
Free for Mac, open source, and runs on your Claude Code or Codex plan.
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🚀 Introducing DeepSeek-V4.1-Flash: smarter, faster, more efficient.
🔹 Introducing the smallest model in our new architecture family, with native visual understanding.
🔹 Designed for greater capability, faster inference, higher throughput, and scaling to larger models.
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Had a pretty crappy experience with a gmail account linked to my domain today but @NousResearch Hermes and @ego_agent pretty much saved the day. Downside is you dont get to "sign in with google" but after this I'm happy to not use that service. If this works out I'll switch my other domain emails as well.
details below (ordeal summarised by AI):
1/ Google deleted my email while I was on vacation.
A payment error. No warning. No grace.
They cancelled Workspace and started deleting the mail.
2/ It is a domain I'd owned for years.
Google hosted it — so they decided it dies over a declined card.
Your identity. Their kill switch.
3/ Leaving used to mean a weekend.
Pick a provider. Change MX, SPF, DKIM, DMARC. Prove ownership. Cut over DNS. Rewire every client. Wait.
A weekend of DNS hell just to escape a vendor.
4/ I did none of that.
I told DeepSeek Flash: "Google killed my email. I want out."
It ran the whole migration.
5/ The stack:
DeepSeek Flash = the brains @ego_agent = the hands
An agent-native browser. Drove every login, form, and DNS field. Never touched my own browser.
6/ It created the account. Added the domain. Drove the registrar cutover — MX, SPF, DKIM, DMARC — click by click.
@googlecloud used to own this path. Not anymore.
7/ It purged the leftover Google SPF. Rewired the mail client and the email bot. Verified send and receive.
The DNS I used to have to learn? Done.
8/ My job:
Paste a few 2FA codes. Type a password once.
A weekend of bureaucracy turned into twenty minutes of watching.
9/ That's the point.
Owning your own domain email used to mean learning DNS just to leave a vendor.
Now leaving is a 2FA code.
10/ Google cancelled a subscription over a payment error and thought they owned the domain.
They don't.
Your identity isn't a weekend project anymore.
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MLX-Serve 26.8.3 is out: MiniMax-H3 Ref2VA, Turbo, stacked LoRAs, model folders, and many fixes github.com/ddalcu/mlx-serve/…
lol - fable is by far the MOST useless model in its current state. sorry @AnthropicAI your model is shyte and your competitors are going to eat you alive. Instantly switched to another model with no issues.
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Grokipedia.com version 0.1 is now live.
Version 1.0 will be 10X better, but even at 0.1 it’s better than Wikipedia imo.
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“The most common error of a smart engineer is to optimize a thing that should not exist.”
— Elon Musk
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Sonic booms announce the return of rockets and spacecraft built to be reused. With Starship, they’ll signal the arrival of a rapidly reusable future in spaceflight → spacex.com/updates/#starship…
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SpaceX isn’t required to livestream these test flights, but they choose to—whether they succeed or fail, they put it on display for the public to see. Unlike NASA, which has extremely high launch costs and no rapid testing capabilities, SpaceX continually pushes the boundaries by rapidly experimenting with new technology and testing frequently.
They are tackling many challenges that have never been solved before. These Starship prototypes are part of an iterative process. They test, learn and improve quickly. While it's bummer they lost the main ship again today, if there is any team that can figure out these challenges, it's SpaceX.
We've been spoiled with hundreds of successful Falcon 9 launches. SpaceX had challenges with that program in the beginning too though, but they solved them. I have no doubt they will do the same with Starship. These are called test flights for a reason. Onwards and upwards!
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Steve Jobs didn’t care about market research. He told people what they wanted, and the results spoke for themselves. And Elon Musk? He’ll walk away mid-conversation if you bore him.
Why? Because they focus on signal, not noise. Waste time on distractions, and you lose. Simple as that.
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Tagging @IfindRetards is the new bat signal for 𝕏.
You may fire off the signal when facing a person who said something so ridiculous, it does not even warrant a response - only ridicule.
Happy signaling.
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Tips for not being a miserable fuck
- Go outside, breath air
- Exercise daily
- Keep a decent diet
- Try and be an optimist
- Lower your expectations of ppl, you'll be disappointed less and pleasantly surprised more
Life is beautiful but it's also short.
Don't waste it being a miserable fuck.