Alvin Sun

We are thrilled to announce that we are now part of the Microsoft for Startups Founders Hub! This incredible opportunity allows us to leverage Microsoft's resources, technology, and network to accelerate our growth and innovation. A big thank you to @msft4startups and @Microsoft for this amazing opportunity. We are excited to collaborate with other startups and bring even more value to our community. Stay tuned for more updates as we embark on this exciting journey! #MicrosoftForStartups #Innovation #StartupJourney

🛰️ Launching the ROSS Club at the University of Alberta We recently established a dedicated R&D team for remote observation focused research: ROSS (Remote Observation, Sensing & System) at the Multimedia Research Centre (MRC) mrc.science.ualberta.ca/ross…. The team turns remote signals into decisions, combining satellite, drone, robotic and ground sensing with AI across earth observation, agriculture, infrastructure and environmental monitoring. The ROSS Club is our student-oriented community, run for students and open to all UofA students with no prerequisites: talks and intro sessions on satellites, drones and multimodal sensing, hack sessions on real datasets, field demos and flight days, and connections with ROSS researchers, industry partners and the wider sensing community. Our first event: Remote Sensing in Agriculture 🎤 Joshua Billson, PhD Student, MRC 📅 Wed Aug 19, 1:00–2:30 pm (MT) 📍 Hybrid: UCOMM 4-140 @UAlberta + open Zoom (no passcode) Joshua will cover how satellite, aerial and drone imaging supports crop mapping, plant health assessment, disease detection and yield prediction, plus where the field is heading: multi-temporal learning, foundation models for Earth observation, object-centric approaches and large language models in remote sensing workflows. Everyone is welcome. Walk-ins welcome in person, the Zoom link is open, and registering helps us plan capacity. 🔗 Details and add-to-calendar: mrc.science.ualberta.ca/ross… 📬 Newsletter for future events: groups.google.com/g/ross-clu… #RemoteSensing #Agriculture #EarthObservation #AI #UAlberta #StudentClub

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I know there are many fancy terminals and multiplexers. First, I still think it’s best to stay terminal-agnostic. Second, if you find a useful feature, just have Codex or Claude migrate it to tmux through either a fork or a plugin. Or you can simply use their desktop versions.

Nice work! @thsottiaux

Great, you finally fixed the chat UX.

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To me, and this is also the rule I share with my family, colleagues, and students: AI is meant to help you learn knowledge more effectively, not to skip the process of learning altogether.

GPT-5.6 Sol feels more like a colleague than just another AI model. What I appreciate most is that it works with me. It doesn't constantly second-guess my intent or behave as if it knows better. Also, I think the new Codex is pointing in a very exciting direction. Personally, I'd even call it GPTStudio rather than ChatGPT or Codex. It feels like an environment for building, working, experimenting, and shipping, not just chatting and programming. There are still plenty of rough edges, bugs, and details to polish, but that's exactly what I'd expect from fast iteration. The direction feels right.

I've been wanting durable memory across coding sessions, projects, and even different machines, so I built turing-mem. It stores agent memory as plain Markdown in a Git-syncable directory—no database, no daemon, no proprietary format. The same memory works with both Claude Code and OpenAI Codex CLI. The design goal is simple: user asks → one index read → open ≤3 notes → answer. If you're working with coding agents, I'd love to hear your feedback. github.com/Lucklyric/turing-…

Are you kidding me? I think I could build it with Codex for less than 80 bucks.

Codex should enable a UI/UX-enhanced extension system, similar to VS Code.

🍌 Nano Banana — a Claude Code (CC) plugin that generates images, icons, diagrams & visuals directly from Claude Code. ⚡ 7 MCP tools 🧩 8 slash commands 🚀 Zero CLI dependencies Example /generate a sunset over mountains --styles="watercolor" Install /marketplace add github.com/Lucklyric/cc-dev-… /plugin install nanobanana@cc-dev-tools Let Claude Code generate review iterations for your visuals, diagrams, and icons. Docs github.com/Lucklyric/cc-dev-… #ClaudeCode #CCPlugins #ClaudeAI #GeminiAI #AItools #AIPlugins #DevTools #OpenSource #BuildInPublic

I just added a new Telegram Notifier plugin to cc-dev-tools. It supports Stop, SubagentStop, and Notification hooks, and all messages can be fully customized. Details: github.com/Lucklyric/cc-dev-…

New update to cc-dev-tools You can now spin up codex-agent and gemini-agent directly from the CLI, enabling sub-agent task delegation plus skill-based collaboration across both ecosystems. Try it here github.com/Lucklyric/cc-dev-… #AI #DevTools #LLM #Agents #OpenAI #Gemini @OpenAI @GeminiAPI

Gemini 3 is everywhere right now So I just turned my old cc-skill-codex into cc-dev-tools, a Claude Code marketplace now with: #Codex plugin: GPT-5.1 / GPT-5.1-Codex via codex CLI #Gemini plugin: Gemini 3 Pro + 2.5 Pro / Flash via gemini CLI Running Claude Code + Codex + Gemini together in one interface feels insanely good. Repo: github.com/Lucklyric/cc-dev-… #codex #claudecode #skills #plugins

Regardless of Anthropic’s perspective on China, this article shows off Claude’s features so thoroughly it might as well come with a ‘Buy Now’ button 😆😆😆

Suddenly received the 5.1 update. Let’s see how good you really are