So the fix for unreliable agents was telling them not to make mistakes. Genius. Why didn't I think of that
What if saying `claude build me a cloud platform make no mistakes` actually worked??? With the newest Antithesis release we have closed the loop and enabled agents to ship reliable systems: antithesis.com/blog/2026/tim…
the wetransfer link doesn't even load for me, js gets blocked on my end too. spreading it everywhere is going great so far
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impressive ,as more people use ChatGPT to discover products, tracking whether AI recommends ur brand is bcoming essential.
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Checked the maths, STARK proofs don't rely on elliptic curves so the quantum resistance part holds up. The 'bunker' branding is doing a lot of work though ;)
Eli Ben-Sasson, Co-Founder and CEO of StarkWare, says the tech behind Starknet has been quantum-safe since 2018, making it the safe place to wait out a quantum break.
@EliBenSasson @Starknet
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Context: I’m NOT against software. I run a software marketplace. Software isn’t dead.
But for a lot of business tools, the price is now higher than what it costs to replace them.
AI or a cheaper alternative can do the same job.
This isn’t about vibe-coding your own apps. It’s about how easy replacing has gotten.
What if the summaries aren't the product? I keep thinking you pay $12 a month to write a text log of everyone around you and hand it straight to Amazon. The to-do list is the free bit they throw in.
🦔Amazon launched two new Bee devices today that record the conversations around you whenever they’re switched on. The $75 Bee Frontier goes on your wrist or clips to your shirt, and the $100 Bee Eclipse snaps onto the back of your phone. A $12 a month plan adds unlimited summaries and ties the whole thing into Amazon’s store.
My Take
I think this solves a problem for Amazon more than for the person wearing it. Amazon raised its 2026 capex guidance to $220 billion and needs that AI spending to start earning money, and a recorder that hears you mention dish soap and then puts it on your homepage is about as direct a sales funnel as it could build. For years Amazon sold Echos at cost just to get a microphone into your house. This time you pay $75 for the device and $12 a month on top of it.
I’m not sure who asked for this. Most of what anyone says in a day isn’t worth writing down, and your phone already makes a to-do list for free. Bee also records everyone in range, so your coworkers and your kid’s friends end up in the log without ever agreeing to it. If those conversations are worth that much to Amazon, it should pay people to wear these instead of charging them $75. I'm just tired of everything listening...
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self-hosting an agent was fun until I became unpaid infra ops. productizing that is the real win
Grok Bot is my pick for the most important AI product launch of Q3.
I spent the first half of 2026 running OpenClaw and Hermes agents on my own servers. I know how much work goes into making them useful.
Then @spacexsi launched Grok Bot. You could create an agent with its own computer and give it work that kept running without managing the infrastructure yourself.
Meta launched Muse a few weeks later. OpenAI followed with dots.
The kind of agent setup I'd been operating myself was becoming a product people could sign up for.
This Friday at 10 AM PT, I'm sharing what changed and which jobs I'd now trust AI to handle.
hiten.com/how-much-work-can-…
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Congratulations on $3,000,000 🥳
I wish it was a course though. To learn your meta patterns and how you think.
Backlogs don't pay coupons. I'd still run GPU clusters in Dubai rather than the UK. 25-35p/kWh makes the debt math ugly.
🦔CoreWeave stock fell about 13% Wednesday after its bonds due in 2032 traded at a record 14.5% yield. CoreWeave sold those bonds in June at 9.625%, so in four months the cost of lending to it without collateral jumped about five points. Venture capitalist Chamath Palihapitiya posted the yield chart as a warning about a private credit bubble around AI.
My Take
I've been saying that the AI bubble lives in the debt more than the demand, and CoreWeave is an example. It raised more than $35 billion this year, carries about $52 billion in debt and leases, and paid $640 million in net interest last quarter, roughly a quarter of its revenue. The $104 billion backlog sounds great, but a backlog doesn’t cover interest until the data centers get built and the customers pay.
Palihapitiya’s numbers show private lenders charge AI borrowers almost the same spread as everyone else, 6.2 points versus 6.1. I think the bond market just repriced that risk for them. My guess is CoreWeave’s next raise costs more, comes backed by chips, or dilutes shareholders, and Nebius and the other AI cloud companies face the same questions. If you own a private credit fund, find out how much AI and software debt it holds, because those loans don’t get repriced every day the way CoreWeave’s bonds do.
Hedgie🤗
Cool. Does it run fully local? I'm not handing my lid cam to the cloud just to focus a window.
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taxes are the half-life. my accountant re-ran an exit: UK CGT ate 24%, a qualifying UAE free zone would've kept almost all if substance was real. that changes how long you can reinvest
The Half-Life of Extraordinary Wealth
Inflation, spending, taxes and inheritance can erode even the largest fortunes
@BobCasey wrote a fascinating Thought Leadership piece, arguing that the families who preserve wealth best have one thing in common:
They never stop building
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Good sign: things take 45 minutes. Bad sign: you're missing the rage that made them matter.
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