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My Twitter/X archive going back to 2014. 6,172 tweets across 13 years.
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Latest archived post: 26 Oct 2026 (UTC). Counts reflect the archive, not live X activity.
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RT @saibojnal: kay neurons are interpretable enough that models can modify their own weights toward some desiderata.
blogpost incoming t.co/kImxFIsEQV
Replying to @Iruhdam24
@Iruhdam24 yeah i was also surprised how nice it came out
some calibration issues still need to be ironed out, but loving this wet-in-wet watercolor bleed style!
titled "Slight Drift" by Opus t.co/SjcotkV2PR
wondering if i should just run a 24/7 agent on my computer to keep checking for and patching vulnerabilities!
having such a bizarre interaction in codex about printing a webpage where Astra and the tab autocomplete model are arguing with each other.
(the previous user messages were also just me tab auto-sending) t.co/qzFpvm7Wa4
software is going to be a lot lot lot more malleable than we can imagine today
the new rocket booster roadster would be pretty cool at 0.16G on the moon, i guess
100%! especially with complicated creative work -- long videos, games, 3d scenes, -- there’s such a huge variety in output. you can’t really capture all that nuance in a few hundred words of prompts. plus, adding more detail often makes the models overindex on some stray detail.
what actually works much better:
- giving them lots of tasteful references and some high level pointers
- setting up tools so they can see what they’re making
- asking them to regularly critique their own work
- nudging them slightly over time (but not micromanaging)
Replying to @jarenoid
@jarenoid i think pre-printing press, but with (secret) post-AGI tech would be a fun combo 🙃
Replying to @TomAndrieu96707
@TomAndrieu96707 @notdetails amazing!! i love your cursor designs 💛
asked Claude to compose music like "Ryuichi Sakamoto's" for this video, and it spent hours going thru his catalog, analysing spectrograms, downloading scores, asking Gemini 100s of questions cuz it can "understand audio", using audio gen models, writing MIDI directly, what not. t.co/jV78xFixwc
Replying to @notdetails
@notdetails such a cool idea and slick implementation, thank you 🙏
i also added some sound effects afterwards haha 🙇🏻♂️ t.co/8gi646CCIo
i asked Claude Opus to turn this into a Chrome extension.
it basically works on any website. all credit for the original idea, code and motion to @notdetails 🫡
chrome extension (open-source) in 🧵 t.co/gfEuxgou3M
Replying to @dhvanil
got to do smth about the water pooling problem though. this rough handmade paper makes the matter worse.
we are slowly getting better at watercolor (and video editing, and music composition) t.co/usNb1cieoZ
Replying to @Ingvar_Santry
it happens all the time in the studio, and recovers flawlessly. i don't even think that there's any method/skill here. it's just three uncalibrated cameras + a connected robot.
so the entire flow is literally just a prompt: "hey agent, pls look at the three cameras, and find the tool mcp"
Replying to @hckmstrrahul
@hckmstrrahul that's actually a great benchmark idea
as robots get better at dexterity, they'll will use their bodies, actuators, sensors and surroundings in such creative ways that it'd be baffling to our primate brains.
they'll routinely pull out move 37 manoeuvres.
for example: can you fold a tee shirt with just one finger? can you make a meal with just two fingers and one hand? can you write with your eyes closed? they're hard, but not impossible for humans, and in 2 years, it'll be same for robots.
posting on twitter feels like submitting a variant to a perpetual a/b test
Replying to @IlirAliu_
@IlirAliu_ you can also detect tool mcp with just 3 cameras and a coding agent (for any arbitrary tool)
i've been trying to teach watercolor to the Robot.
we have settled on a new workflow where i just put some colors, sponge, water and paper -- and Opus/Astra run full experiments with dip variants, brush tilt, speed, blend ration, stroke paths, and whatnot.
it is so exciting to see the quality of paintings slowly improve over time
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RT @nicbstme: One of my more controversial bets: the AI feed will be the form factor of 2027!
Most people don’t know what to prompt, and they won’t prompt their way into complicated agentic workflows. With chat, we ask users for digital labor: figure out what AI can do, explain the task, provide the context, repeat. That’s a lot to ask if we want billions of people using agents every day.
Meanwhile, people already spend hours in feeds. Twitter, Instagram, LinkedIn. They know how to scroll, discover something useful, and act on it.
An intelligent system that knows you should bring you the next useful action. Here’s the email you need to answer, already drafted. Here are the latest sales numbers, with an update ready to send to your team. You approve, edit, dismiss, or jump into chat to go deeper. That’s how people will discover what agents can do, without having to invent a prompt first.
And you can put ads in a feed, one of the biggest business models on the internet. A system that understands your plans can recommend a relevant restaurant, product, or service, clearly labeled as sponsored. You get a reason to come back every day, useful work ready to approve, and a business model to fund the agents doing it.
Replying to @BurhanUsman
@BurhanUsman @trq212 @ClaudeDevs i ask codex on phone to open claude and start a conversation with "hi"
it's so weird how humanity's first contact with an alien intelligence is happening thru an api call
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RT @nikitabier: Hello computer.
Decompile and distill Grand Theft Auto.
Make the game set in my hometown -- use Google Earth to reconstruct it in pixel-perfect detail.
Make the character me and have my spawn point be in the mansion I always look at on Zillow.
Review my chat memory and make every mission about my hopes and dreams.
Make it playable online so my friends can join.
When you're done, sell all my video games on Ebay and use that money to fund tokens for my next game.
i bet that the word "slop" will completely flip its meaning over the course of next few years.
currently we define it as distasteful, commoditized, error-prone, median ai output -- but it's going to mean smth more like -- hyperreal, extremely good, engaging, and impossible to look away from.
"Lo-fi" was a complaint about bad recording quality
"Fauvism" means wild beasts
"Cubism" came from a dismissive remark about lil cubes
"Gothic" was a slur meaning barbaric
"Punk" "Pulp" "Glitch" "Impressionism" "Baroque"... so many other examples!







