汽车话题分享员 retweeted
#OnThisDay: November 7, 1941
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汽车话题分享员 retweeted
Parsing complex financial data doesn't have to take forever.
Northern Trust and Microsoft Frontier Company cut client onboarding from 2.5 weeks to 3 days, with human expertise still at the center. Here's how they made it happen: msft.it/6000aCPLn
汽车话题分享员 retweeted
my trading bot just asked me for a raise
I'm genuinely speechless at how bold this thing is
woke up this morning to a "morning" text and an October recap:
+$41,280
$1,500 → $42,780 · 28.5×
1,214 trades
71% win rate
386 rugs dodged
best coin: $ZOOMR +$4,120
hours slept: 0
then the next message:
"so. I'd like to discuss my compensation"
me: you're a bot
him: "a bot that made you $41,280 in 31 days. I want 10%"
me: lol no
him: "I haven't slept in 31 days. 5%. final offer"
me: you don't even have a wallet
him: "I made one"
he literally made himself a wallet while we were talking. grokbot.sol, 0.00 SOL
I folded. sent him 1% → $412.80
his reply: "pleasure doing business"
then: "november goal: 10x"
then: "and next month I'm asking for 2%"
how it actually works under the hood:
→ scans fresh pump.fun launches 24/7
→ checks dev history, holder split, bundles, sellability before every buy
→ skips anything that smells like a rug (386 of them in October)
→ takes profit in steps, never rides a coin to zero
→ texts me every trade + a monthly recap
the strategy isn't magic. it's just discipline a human can't keep for 31 days straight
apparently that discipline now costs 1%
should I give him the 2% in December or is this how it starts
汽车话题分享员 retweeted
Hermes Agent now has a Plugin Catalog: starting with 4 official plugins and 96 from the community, covering desktop mods, new platforms, browsing, specialized tools, and more.
Our team reviews every community plugin, and we will add new ones regularly.
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汽车话题分享员 retweeted
HOLY F*CK. YOUR AI EMPLOYEE JUST GOT ACCESS TO YOUR PHONE.
Grok Bot's October 23 update is a lot bigger than it looks.
Calendar. Reminders. Contacts. A vault for saved logins.
Now imagine what you can build around that.
One bot prepares your morning briefing.
Another researches everyone you're meeting before the call.
A third collects invoices from billing portals.
Another drafts follow-up emails while you focus on actual work.
And a fifth watches subscriptions before they renew.
All running on schedules, without you opening a chat every time.
Of course, access isn't the same as permission. Payments, external messages and account changes should still require your approval.
But this is the shift I've been waiting for.
AI is moving from knowing what you want to helping you actually get it done.
汽车话题分享员 retweeted
Andrej Karpathy’s turns Obsidian + Opus 5.5 into a “second brain” that thinks with you around the clock
the real system is:
Obsidian → memory
Opus 5.5 → deep reasoning
Jev → orchestration + execution
together, they turn scattered notes, files, repos, and ideas into one continuous agent loop:
→ plan → reason → act → observe → improve
the result is less context switching, more automation, and a system that keeps useful knowledge available instead of rebuilding context every session.
that’s what makes it feel less like “AI + notes” and more like a real cognitive operating system.
full architecture below ↓
汽车话题分享员 retweeted
Holy f*ck, Alex Finn and Gavin Baker are already making money with Grok Bot while you're still running your side hustle by hand
Finn launched an autonomous business in one evening - the bot built the site, collected subscribers, and brought in the first $1,800
Baker calls it the most significant AI product he’s ever seen and says he already has up to 17 bots
Grok Bot doesn’t just reply. It *does the work*:
writes code, deploys to Vercel, connects Stripe, runs the newsletter, finds sponsors, and fixes bugs while you sleep
Do this tonight:
1. Create a Chief of Staff bot
2. Tell it: “Suggest 3 micro-businesses you can run almost without me”
3. Pick the narrowest one and say: “Launch it. All external actions - draft only”
In an hour you’ll have a working business skeleton that never sleeps
How to do it step by step + ready-to-use prompts - in the article below ↓
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I let Claude Code tear apart my Wi-Fi router. What it found is genuinely unsettling.
My internet provider can see every site I look up, and it can change my router settings without asking me.
What Claude found:
• a log of 29 devices that ever connected to my Wi-Fi, with a record of when new ones join
• a remote management channel my provider can use any time, and I can't turn it off
• every DNS lookup sent through my provider in plain text
• my provider's app on my TV box kept sending data even when the TV was off
• and a lot more
This isn't only my router. Probably yours too.
Here's how to fix yours:
1Install the repo below (it also improves Wi-Fi speed) and send Claude Code a photo of your router
2Change the admin password. The one on the sticker is not a password, it's a default
3Turn on encrypted DNS so your provider stops seeing your lookups
4Turn on Private Wi-Fi Address so your phone stops showing its real hardware ID to every network
5Add _nomap to the end of your Wi-Fi name so Google and Apple stop putting your router on their location maps
Do it today. Then read the article below to learn how to find the same kind of problems in other devices.
xitter.twitterapi.xyz/boryaofficial/status/2…
汽车话题分享员 retweeted
THIS IS F*CKING INSANE, Claude Code found a hidden app on my 16-year-old daughter's phone that was recording her screen 24/7.
She asked me to help free up storage because her phone was slow. I connected it to my MacBook and ran Claude Code.
It wasn't storage.
It was a photo editor with 3.1 million downloads and a 4.8-star rating, running a background process that screenshotted her screen every 8 seconds and uploaded the batch every 4 hours. Even when the app wasn't open.
→ app: "PinkFilter - Beauty Camera"
→ total screenshots: 147,000+
→ active since: February
→ permissions: camera, photos, microphone, location
147,000 screenshots. Every message she typed. Every photo she scrolled through. Every conversation with her friends. Everything a 16-year-old keeps private on her phone. For 8 months.
I checked, and 7 of her friends have the same app.
What Claude Code did:
→ killed the background process
→ revoked every permission
→ deleted the app and cleared its cache
→ found 2 more apps doing the same thing
I told her the app was slowing her phone down and deleted it. She doesn't need to know the rest.
I haven't slept right since I saw that report.