The sales for this bad boy are about to go through the roof

My marketing stack was 9 tabs and a prayer

The new MacBook Pro just dropped! YAY 🥳🎉 Why you shouldn’t buy it: - Steve Jobs is already rolling in his grave - The new M7 chip comes in early 2027 - You are paying extra for a touchscreen you won’t use much - It can’t connect to more than 2 monitors - Again, what matters is the M7 chip with extra memory

Almost every AI company out there is building for people who already know what they want. But a lot of shopping doesn't start that way. You don't have a specific item in mind. You just know you need something for a trip, a party, or your apartment, and you'd know it when you saw it. A search bar can't help with that, and neither can a chat box. Dalet is building for the people who don't know yet. Scene gives you a feed of realistic images made around your taste. When something catches your eye, you tap it and buy it, all inside the app.

Follower metrics after having 2 viral posts yesterday (40K and 100K+)

Grok Bot has some real competition now. I was given early access to Claude Duet 6 days ago and I spent the last week playing around in it. Some super quick notes: - It runs on Opus 5.5 and it sure does feel very intelligent. - It is extremely proactive, sometimes too proactive. - It feels like talking to an overly detailed assistant. - My $20 Claude Pro plan usage still doesn't run out.

WHAT THE HECK IS HAPPENING?? 🚨 Black October, a summary of the VERY concerning events so far... 👇 Countries Telling People to Prepare • Japan 🇯🇵: 3 days of food and water, ideally a week, plus portable toilets; formal request Nov 2 • UK 🇬🇧: "Be Ready" launched Oct 22; 3 days of supplies, citing weather and cyberattacks • EU 🏰: 72 hours of supplies for all citizens • Taiwan 🇹🇼: one week of essentials in a go-bag by the door • Sweden 🇸🇪: urging up to a week of supplies • Finland 🇫🇮: 72 hours of food, water, medicine; €70 to €100 cash per person • Ireland 🇮🇪: 2.2M prep booklets mailed to every home • France 🇫🇷, Netherlands 🇳🇱: 72-hour home kits • Germany 🇩🇪, Poland 🇵🇱: similar warnings Software Flaws • PHP bugs let hackers take over sites • Node.js flaws patched same day as PHP • Critical GitLab bug • Indian certificate firm's weak keys blocked by browsers Corporate and Health • AI-assisted hacks hit John Deere and others • Quest Diagnostics patient data exposed • New Mexico hospital ransomware halted surgeries • Ransomware group hit 600+ organizations • Capcom lost millions of accounts • Major retailer disrupted • California student data stolen • Crypto wallet key stolen; devices to be destroyed Japan • GMO hacked; data, money stolen, ransom demanded • Emergency cyber plans underway • Nikkei lost 1.83M records • SBI records on dark web • IDCF Cloud ransomware hit hundreds US Elections • Midterms next week • Hack attempt on the Federal Election Commission (FEC), the US campaign-finance agency; filing system taken offline • Trump: will accept only honest results • Fears of federal interference at polls • Possible Iranian threats • Low trust; voters fear chaos • Iran war and gas prices weigh on mood • Chaos could hit markets Nation-State • Iran threatens undersea cables • Russia-linked wiper attack in Ukraine • Tor exit nodes hijacked Supply Chain • Fake package stole passwords and keys • OVHcloud and other packages shipped malware • Rank Math WordPress update spread malware • Hundreds of online stores infected • Two coding sites leaked secrets and accounts • ConnectWise backup identities compromised

Liquid AI dropped LFM3 today. The main model is about 1 GB and somehow beats their last one, which was bigger. I don't fully get how. I just know it runs on a laptop with no monthly bill and nothing sent off to someone else's server. They built it to work as an agent. Clean up your inbox, send you a summary in the morning, that kind of thing. If you want it to know your job, you can train it on your own files with one graphics card. They also made a version you can just talk to out loud!

Start looking forward. Your next customer won't scroll your homepage. It will be an AI agent with a shopping list and absolutely zero patience. Scope lets you watch that agent move through your site and see the exact moment it drops you for a competitor. Then it tells you why and fixes it once you approve. Analytics were built for humans. That era is ending (or already over). tryscope.com/demo

🚨 Big news today: We’ve raised $100M for our Series A! 🎉 🚀 We believe demand for fast inference is many times larger than demand for slow inference, and it’s about to go exponential. Thanks to our co-leads @BlackbirdVC and @Abstractvc. Two visionary partners join our journey 🎉 🚀

Everyone is talking about the math, but the part that got me is how they did it. They didn't have one AI write one giant proof. They had a whole group of AI agents working together. Each one took a task, wrote its part, and then the others checked it. When it was all good, they merged it into GitHub themselves, the same way a team of engineers would. And every hand-off was a proof. So nobody had to just trust that the work was right. It was checked at every step. Think about where coding agents are today. They can write a huge amount of code, but a person still has to read all of it before anyone trusts it. That's the slow part, and it doesn't scale. This is the first time I've seen what it looks like when the checking is part of the process. It took 24 days and almost 40 million lines.

It’s the absolute best time ever to be unemployed.

What are you going to do if there’s a blackout for days? I’m talkin no electricity, no internet, no AI.

Founders spend months cold emailing investors. This map shows where those investors get coffee. Coffee taste matters. Choose wisely. meetvc.cafe

Cool. But we are just waiting for Fable 5.5

Opus 5.5 needs to be studied. Or maybe OpenAI’s downfall needs to be studied. Claude Opus 5.5 was released over a month ago. And it’s still the best model that exists. This marked the beginning of the end for OpenAI.

I believe we'll look back at this past week as a turning point in cybersecurity. AI is fundamentally changing the speed and scale of cyber threats, and the industry needs to move faster. Today, @Eon_io_ is launching the Data Resilience Initiative, helping companies find and protect their most sensitive data immediately. Eon is the only data protection company founded this decade, and the only one that can be deployed in a day. That's why we feel a responsibility to act. While the cybersecurity industry races to address these new threats, companies can't afford to wait to protect their most critical data. Traditional data protection solutions were built for a different era. They still rely on paradigms from the on-prem world, often taking months to deploy. Eon was built differently. We help companies quickly discover their most sensitive data, identify protection gaps, secure it with air-gapped backups, detect ransomware, and recover rapidly from attacks. As part of the Data Resilience Initiative, any company can start deploying Eon today. To remove barriers to getting protected, we're making Eon available at no cost for the first three months. We're also calling on other cybersecurity and data protection companies to join the initiative.

I saw a guy telling Claude Code to consider error handling, edge cases, and SQL injection. This guy is definitely not getting replaced by AI.