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Founder of Merit Systems @0xMasonH on why you should never open a fresh chat again:
"Context is king. There's no reason not to give your agent all of the context that you have. It's a strict improvement to have it there in the first place.
When's the last time you wrote a query related to your business that was an important and harder question, and you did it in a fresh ChatGPT, Claude, or Claude Code instance?
One really great eval for whether your system is set up properly is how good is it at answering: what's the highest leverage thing I could do today? It should understand that implicitly."
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If models get 10x smarter tomorrow, would your company still exist?
@cyntro_py on where the moats move when intelligence becomes abundant.
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As a millennial homeowner I don't think a system that leaves so many people behind is something to celebrate / blame on people playing the game wrong
The game changed
As a millennial... this is BS.
Most millennials are around mid 30s - 40s.
You easily could've bought a nice 2500 sq ft house in the suburbs for 220k in 2018
But you didn't.
You didn't prioritize building roots, building a family...
And now that you're 35, 39, 42... you're upset that 220k house is now 420k and you're mad at everyone else.
You gambled and you lost.
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A two-person team with agents now out-ships a company of 20, but few can tell you how.
The workflows live inside a couple hundred minds. We talk to them daily, and today we're unlocking their brains.
Introducing cyber•OS: the open knowledge base for building AI-native.
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nobody wants to talk about this publicly but essentially all of crypto nowadays is built on top of crossmint+relay+privy
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"The defining question of the 21st century is whether AI becomes the greatest engine of concentrated power in history, or the technology that finally allows civilization to organize power without concentrating it."
@Lomashuk on the two trajectories ahead:
