@Reagent_Systems

build what builders need a bootstrapped research lab & startup foundry https://nitter.cf/t.co/DHKOEun0KK

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Joined May 2025
If you like making cool stuff, join our discord We're not your typical business The model is simple Get smart people together Give them alot of freedom Make an atmosphere so everyone talks to everyone Give them the resources they ask for Make cool shit discord.reagent-systems.com/
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yup get to it boys
founders finding out building a startup is 90% sales and marketing:
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I was there What a journey it has been
One agent was all it took. A tribute to everyone who built the agent era: GPT Engineer GPT Researcher Voyager Self-Operating Computer Browser Use MCP ...and hundreds more.
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i made a game where you race cars i liek cars lemme know what to add i think one more feature and then ill find a better UI online-go-kart-game.vercel.a…
I made a game where you unlock chat rooms 💬 with founders at your MRR. 1. Connect @stripe (+10 other providers) to TrustMRR.com 2. Go to chat.TrustMRR.com and customize your character 3. Enter private chat rooms based on your MRR What happens in these rooms stays in these rooms 🤫 Only founders with verified revenue can join them. Wander around the mini-world, talk to anyone, and make friends 🤝 Walk up to someone and press [Space] to see their startups. Every founder with verified revenue gets a pet 🪴🌳🚀💎👑 that follows you everywhere. It shows your total revenue over the last 30 days: a tree 🌳 means $1K–$10K/mo. → chat.TrustMRR.com I hid a few Easter eggs around the map. Show me what you find 🤗
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Talk about an expensive day today ._.
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1.6 Billion Tokens Served for Free spark.reagent-systems.com
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Just make cool stuff I still learned CUDA by hand. Now I know it Now I can talk to an intelligence about it It's a terrifying but awe-inspiring future coming and well We've been living it at Team Reagent for a few years by this point. If you're ever lost, come make cool stuff with us. discord.reagent-systems.com
My god this is such a good speech that every SWE needs to hear. You know what? Every person should hear it Keep the happy memories, eyes on the reality, be excited about the future. That’s the best that anyone can do
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I think the twitter circle thing really is based on recency and not volume But so happy to see a bunch of moots here :) circle.catsuki.cc/
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I'm building an open source component library for graph UIs Ask us how to contribute!
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We’re the company you thought you would work at when you were in college
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it is 1 am and i am out fixing a downed network because of storm spectrum is dumb
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GPT-6 Astra manufacturing test, round 2: reusable rockets. I asked it to build a factory simulation with workers, machines and material deliveries then assemble a rocket, roll it out, launch it, land the booster and fly it again. Built with @threejs. Running inside @AirsupHQ.
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Just did a career fair :o
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Hugely amazing work being done here! Guys, Konstantin is making a really cool shop management system. a new way of thinking about manufacturing for sure If you’re a supplier, check him out!
A reusable booster, from the weld cell to the pad and back onto the line.
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Amazing work guys!!! I can’t wait to put our hermes tron game plugin on there xD
Just FYI, it's all live now :) Plugin's each get a whole page when clicked into, their readme piped in. We also now have sort by recent, show all plugins by author, and more. Check out the catalog: hermes-agent.nousresearch.co…
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i now know cuda kernels from a linear algebra perspective
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this is really cool @BentlyBro_AGPT would love this
From iOS 6 to Symbian. Pocket Shell now runs on a 2011 Nokia E7, with the same full-screen gestures and fluid animations as the iPod touch 4. This is what cross-platform JavaScript UI could feel like.
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We're using Jev to speed up the pipeline of training models, one step at a time: Curation first What this repository does is curate data examples. Run pass/fail gates on every training example, keep what passes, drop the rest with an audit trail. Pretty cool, right?
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Wanted to see if I could make ai coding agents better at grepping, and it turned into a whole tool I made siftr, it runs on Jev and lets agents search a codebase by describing what they want instead of guessing exact words. It also has a read that only returns the relevant parts of a file, and a pick for choosing which tests matter. I tested it on SWE-bench Lite with real GitHub issues and it finds the file that needed fixing in the top 5 82% of the time, vs 22% for grep-style searching. ~2s and ~1¢ a search github.com/Bentlybro/siftr
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