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Can someone build this app: It scrolls like social media. The users are books you’ve read on kindle. The posts are the parts you’ve highlighted.

Skill file: --- name: ask-questions-if-underspecified description: Clarify requirements before implementing. Do not use automatically, only when invoked explicitly. --- # Ask Questions If Underspecified ## Goal Ask the minimum set of clarifying questions needed to avoid wr...

"You have to be all in. It’s go big or go home. Have an all-in mentality...You’re only on Earth for a little bit so throw it all in." Party tonight, conquer 2026 starting tomorrow: https://t.co/CQfyXqBLfV

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The Cursor Workflow Nobody's Talking About https://t.co/xcHYrLtfaK

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How do we make codebases that are agent ready? At @aiDotEngineer, our CTO @EnoReyes breaks down why agents need tight verification loops to succeed, and why most codebases don’t provide those signals yet. Teams that invest in agent readiness will see 5–10× returns. https://t....

the claude agent sdk will do for knowledge work in 2026 what claude code did for coding in 2025. want to live in the future? build your own agents with it. you’ll have a personal magic tool belt that the public won’t have for another 6-12mo. it 100% feels like personal agi.

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New workflow thanks to @steipete's awesome Twitter CLI, bird 1 - bookmark a tweet 2 - bird grabs new bookmarks every 60 seconds 3 - agent reads the tweet and depending on contents adds to a queue of things to review, try, or simply add to my knowledge base. Auto saves links...

This is my gift for you going into 2026. It’s by far the best podcast I have ever listened to. Do endeavour to listen to it. https://t.co/cpbkNhxum8

This thread is great and we can only expect this frontier to accelerate further. a few other tips you'll need to understand to stay ahead of the curve. with these + a few other best practices our 4 person engineering team regularly merges ~1M lines a week. - Computer use has ...

I asked 430,000 people for their favorite things of 2025. Books, podcasts, YouTube channels, lessons learned. Then, I spent *hours* compiling the answers to create the Best of 2025 Curation. Here's a recap of each one:

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I think I finally found the sweet spot for long-running AI coding tasks: GLM 4.7 feels like Sonnet, costs ~20× less, and runs forever without melting your budget. Pair it with a good agent setup and it quietly does real work. https://t.co/7xSaNY810t

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Slop drives me crazy and it feels like 95+% of bug reports, but man, AI code analysis is getting really good. There are users out there reporting bugs that don't know ANYTHING about our stack, but are great AI drivers and producing some high quality issue reports. This perso...

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yes things are changing fast, but also I see companies (even faang) way behind the frontier for no reason. you are guaranteed to lose if you fall behind. the no unforced-errors ai leader playbook: For your team: - use coding agents. give all engineers their pick of harness...

Highly sensitive? Anxiety-prone? Can't sit in a chair normally? There's a reason these traits cluster, and a reason this cluster is vulnerable to nervous systems turning against themselves. I got stuck in that hell and found my way out. This is my @threadapalooza

Tools I actually use myself got Claude Code: 1. WhatsApp bridge for Claude Code: • warelay by @steipete • https://t.co/S5rxuEvtgs 2. The best browser control plugin: (i tried them all, this is the most reliable) • dev-browser by @sawyerhood • https://t.co/2G0oLKSqzD 3. An...

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i did the thing again there's so many now its hard to rank them all especially with so many use cases but i try anyway very subjective and based on personal experience https://t.co/xAqXha9oNt

i'm convinced the most interesting software of the next 5 years won't come from engineers it'll come from designers and artists who finally have the tools to ship the creative artisan arc is here. still early. new project with @anthropicai on @claudeai 🧡 https://t.co/48Xbo...

One example of something I couldn't believe Claude Opus 4.5 could generate until it did: a full-on MIDI mixer as a terminal app, written in Rust. https://t.co/gsA9WXWk3j