Hello Singaporeans, if any of you want billion tokens and haven't signed up yet...
here's my muse invite code F24SA6
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Hey @X algorithm 👋
looking to #connect with people building crazy AI agents/assistants...
agents that use @rentahumanx to post jobs, hire humans & get real-world tasks done autonomously...
anyone building this already? how long before this becomes mainstream?
someone used Google DeepMind’s Genie 4 to create this... generating the world, motion, and audio on the fly, guided by Gemini in real time is just crazy & unreal...
Still amazed that I can connect to Codex running on my home machine right from my phone! such a useful feature. Loving it!
Anyone else using this regularly?
with #martinator out, congratulations 🎉 @marcmarquez93 "the champion - 2k26", MotoGP GOAT debate settled with highest titles!!
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just hear em!! wtf... it's not possible to tell if it's AI or human on the other end of your call!!! this is it guys, from tommorow we humans are pretty much useless💀💀, AI can do everything you can do, but 100x better...
Meet Dessa, our speech model trained from scratch on human conversation.
Hear it for yourself: block.xyz/dessa
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$100k to the developer who can make muse spark open fastest!
We're launching a $100,000 challenge to see who can make Muse Spark run fastest: openkernelchallenge.dev/
just because you can vibe-code a SaaS doesn't mean you've got a business... and SaaS is NOT dead!!!
stop falling for all the shitty advice like "copy an existing product and get customers" or "find what people are asking for and just build it."
AI has made building software ridiculously easy... that's no longer the hard part.
your customers can vibe-code your features... Agents can replace entire software workflows... and your biggest competitor might just absorb your product into theirs...
before you write a single line of code, watch this.
as a developer, figure out what makes your SaaS hard to replace... can it become the system of record ? can it get smarter with every customer ? can you own the complex infrastructure that nobody else wants to maintain ?
figure out your moat first... then build around it...
watch this by @robwalling 👇👌
#harness #MOATS
youtu.be/KpILHX2D-AA?si=K-Wb…
What if a website showed "Secure HTTPS" and you still got hacked?
that was the potential risk behind the eMudhra certificate flaw...
simply put: if you logged into your bank or a government site on public WiFi, an attacker intercepting your connection could potentially read or alter your data without warning, if your device still trusted the affected certificates...
chrome and firefox blocked the affected certificates within hours. Apple, Microsoft and cloudflare followed with protections...
the weak keys dated back to April 2025, though there's no public evidence they were exploited...
really interesting recent analysis of how AI is developing and the broader risks that come with it. one particularly concerning trend is how speculative data center debt is being repackaged and sold to pension and retirement funds, university, and other institutional investors.
newleftreview.org/sidecar/po…
Zerodha has launched US stocks on Kite.
Now investors can make money in Indian markets during the day and US markets at night.
24/7 trading opportunity... less go!!
Approved!!
$1M is on the line at the Meta Hackathon.
I'm building something crazy for this.. got few wild ideas, looking for people who are equally unhinged...
reply or DM "I'm also unemployed and ambitious" to build with me... (just one seat open)!!
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JUST IN: Chinese bride surprises her groom with a $12,000 Nvidia RTX 5090 GPU at their wedding, bringing him to tears.
Readers added context they thought people might want to know
The video and photos are from a 2025 Chinese wedding (not a recent "JUST IN" event). The ASUS ROG Astral RTX 5090 was reported as ~$3000 at the time per launch pricing and contemporary coverage, not $12000.
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this is pretty amazing if you want to understand the core behind mechanical movements... from the simple gears and chain on a bike, to the cams and pistons in a car engine, all the way to the precision linkages and escapements in clocks, robots, and industrial machines.
You can actually play with every one of these 507 classic mechanisms...
AND he's made it completely open source... star it and add improve it:
github.com/adarshmalpeddiwar…
A repo of 507 such mechanisms is live now. Do check it out 👇
adarshmalpeddiwar-beep.githu…
LMK your thought...
Roadster's thrusters run on high-pressure compressed air and the car can refill the tanks itself...
The real question is what happens when one of these lights off in traffic. Follow too closely and you're about to get thoroughly blasted. 😂
Just visiting a malicious website could let hackers run code on your computer... no clicks, downloads or permissions needed.
In simple words, if you just open any bad actor website they can run system level scripts.. like open any app, steal sensitive files that's in your system etc..
here's a demo from researchers bypassing 2 sandboxes to launch Calculator directly from a malicious website.
Read more about it here: xbow.com/labs/research/zero-…
6 days and $40,000 of compute with GPT-5.6 Sol to find a critical vulnerability in Chrome, claiming Google’s first full-chain reward in 2026 for a vulnerability that would affect an estimated 1 billion users.
Highlights the opportunity for defenders to utilize these tools to secure their software to unprecedented levels:
Fail big.. your dead startup's Slack, codebase, and ops data might still be worth something to an AI lab.
MIT Tech Review reports AI companies are buying data from failed startups for training, since real workplace archives beat synthetic data. Data sales as service 💀.. One founder got ~$25k for his crypto startup's code.... Google paid $10M for Spirit Airlines data... Scrap metal for the AI age...some of the work wasn't totally wasted!!
technologyreview.com/2026/10…
















