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Software Engineer

Joined August 2026
Ashraf retweeted
do you realize how insane this is? - we can solve crimes - we can locate people who need rescuing - we can expose fake location claims and the gov can spy on us even more :)
this guy figured out how to leak your exact location from any video with sound using the Doppler curves of nearby airplanes
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Lovable is a scam. So is Replit, Base44, Framer, and all AI website builders. These are for low IQ people who don’t know how to use AI and fall for SaaS marketing gimmicks. You are paying a premium for less usage, shittier models, shittier websites, and hand cuffing yourself to a SaaS ecosystem you don’t control. A $100/month Claude Max plan (or ChatGPT Pro) is a better solution BY FAR
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Ashraf retweeted
Only software engineers will understand why this is actually funny.
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Aged like milk
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30 people bookmarked that. It was a joke, not a tutorial...
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NEW 9-11 FOOTAGE DESTROYS MAIN STREAM NARRATIVE
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Solving a Rubik's Cube with graph theory.
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GPT-6 Astra when it inspects my codebase for the first time
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Ashraf retweeted
Banger
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Sam Altman just took OpenAI's trillion-dollar IPO off the table for 2026. Asked directly whether the listing was still a priority, he didn't dodge. He said OpenAI isn't rushing, and called this "an ill-advised moment to go public" given everything happening with AI safety right now. Pressed on timing, he confirmed it: not 2026, more likely 2027. Then the interviewer went for the cynical read. If OpenAI paused development for safety, wouldn't that cost the business real money right before a public debut, and cost Anthropic the same? Altman rejected the premise outright. He said assuming OpenAI wouldn't pause because of the cost badly misreads the company, and called that on OpenAI for failing to communicate clearly. His actual case: OpenAI has said for a decade it can build an extremely profitable business even while slowing development, and he believes revenue could keep growing off Astra alone even if the company never shipped another model. If safety and growth ever collide, he framed it as not even a hard call. Genuine caution, or a convenient story for a company that quietly isn't ready yet?
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Ashraf retweeted
can anyone explain the reason for this ? @grok
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Never forget that our own government orchestrated a mass casualty false flag event on American soil, blamed it on foreigners and sent our brothers to war on a false premise. Thousands of American lives lost, trillions of dollars spent, all to help Israel.
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Ashraf retweeted
This will be cool
SpaceXAI will livestream a three-person team attempting to build an entire company from scratch with Grok Bot, September 15–17. mattyp, poteto and roshan_s will start with an idea and work through the business plan, product decisions and engineering, with viewers following the process live. The event, Grok Bot Galaxy, also includes live demos and hands-on sessions with the Grok Bot team, covering engineering, product, sales, marketing, customer support and use cases for founders. You can join online or attend sessions in San Francisco. Registration is required for both. 👇
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Astra (launch day) vs Astra (Today). Same prompt. Today's result looks off. The photo realism is gone. It clearly looks nerfed. GPT-5.6 Sol is unusable for me right now too.
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Ashraf retweeted
how it feels posting with 0 followers
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Ashraf retweeted
This is like that first video of Will Smith eating spaghetti all over again See you all in 2030
okay Astra time to rickroll
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BUILDING IS FUN. Until you check analytics and the only visitor was you, on your phone.
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