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Tired of these DPRK hacks. So I built the ultimate defense.
DPRKaptcha[.]com
Simple questions with existential outcomes (for them).
Live now to protect the internet from North Korea.
T3codes + Omarchy is the way.
Flashed both of my XPS machines this week to round out my 3 machines to enter the promised land.
Spun up my own dashboard to go alongside t3 for monitoring agent activity more granularly.
Feels really good operating at the OS level with agents
Man t3code has been tanking everything, my habits have improved over half my work is running on Linux.
47 threads in 2 days, everything just works.
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Telegram calls just might be the single most infuriating, inconsistent way to have a conversation with someone.
Truly impressive levels of bad to the point where I may reject all tg out of principle.
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I pity those who fall into this glass-half-empty view of <new vs old thing>.
Because it's a choice to be sad when you could so easily be happy for being able to experience that past and see good in the present.
I'll never understand it.
Having one of those days where I mourn the loss of the usable internet. It's become so degraded and empty, so full of bullshit and devoid of life, so much more difficult to navigate and enjoy. It's all platforms, products, sponsored posts, scams, scams, scams.
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Another telegram widget:
Turned the @mega_holdings whitepaper drop from earlier in to a game.
Any Telegram message can now become an app.
⚡ Downloads instantly (less than 4 KB)
🎨 Interactive and natively rendered
💸 Payments and viral mechanics built in
🛠️ Build your own. More info and docs for devs: t.me/BotNews/122
and now it's a Telegram widget.
Uses Blockworks MCP to query realtime data on interactive charts.
bread.mega retweeted
Today, the MegaETH Foundation became MEGA.
Here's what this means for MegaETH.
Today, we commit $30 million to build new products on MegaETH, starting with AI inference.
mega.holdings
bread.mega retweeted
It's Opus switching day. I made a chart that shows you which Fable model you should switch to based on how you used Opus.
e.g. Opus 5.5 Max -> Fable 5.2 High is 50% cheaper for same coding output.
opuswitch.bread.build
bread.mega retweeted
In early summer, after concluding our accelerator program, we redeployed our strongest engineers to a special project.
They set out to find where people are exploited by the systems they depend on, and build something better.
A number of prototypes emerged, and as the work progressed, one in particular kept pulling us deeper.
It's Opus switching day. I made a chart that shows you which Fable model you should switch to based on how you used Opus.
e.g. Opus 5.5 Max -> Fable 5.2 High is 50% cheaper for same coding output.
opuswitch.bread.build
"Fable 5.2 High scored about level with Opus 5.5 Max, for half the cost"
We don't even have to worry about competitors crushing the unit economics of these labs because they are rushing to do it to themselves.
Whoever hits AGI is worth infinity. The rest are very much not.
Has also become my daily setup and highly recommend.
What's not mentioned: it's open source
This means you can run a local fork and implement any features you want.
I built our android dictation before it was live, and currently implementing an orchestrator on desktop.
The future is now.
Built a physical simulation of a record player with WebGL2 and Web Audio. It's *shockingly* accurate: vinyl-gl.vercel.app.
Instead of playing a song, it works by converting it into the physical shape of a groove. Then a simulated stylus rides those walls 384,000 times a second, and you hear the voltage that motion would induce in a cartridge.
So the crackle, the pops, the wow/flutter, the dull inner grooves are natural byproducts of the simulation. You can also "DJ" the record.
(The converted songs are in the public domain or CC-licensed. Code is linked for you to remix and re-deploy.)
Built this into a Chrome extension.
I wasn't naturally taking research to my agents from my timeline ideas, so I brought it to X for inline research.
May publish it if enough people think it'll use the $100 MCP credit
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In general I think teams should look for simple products like this to release alongside a primitive drop.
It makes the underlying more accessible and gets creative juices flowing with builders. Something the tempo team executed really well with their MPP release and has stuck with me since
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Initial idea was to leverage decision + extraction models to pull out words from the timeline, but turns out you can be pretty precise with traditional methods.
Probably implement it locally just to see how the hit rate changes on flagged words.
Early iterations w/o had hits on common words like "would" (lowercase) because it's an actual token in the repo.
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Starting a petition to officially change "weekends" to "vibedays"
It's so easy to ship small projects I can't step away from the computer
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