Craig Michael Sabana @CraigMichael23

. Joined May 2014

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Craig Michael Sabana @CraigMichael23

20 hours ago

Tapping the right edge of an e-reader and getting the reading controls instead of the next page is weirdly irritating.

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Craig Michael Sabana @CraigMichael23

2 days ago

Being able to add length exactly where the fit falls short is such a satisfying use for a sewing machine.

Gwen B. with LC 🍂🫖🌬☕𓅓 @PenGwenWithLC

2 days ago

I super wish they made heavyweight cotton sweatpants long enough to cover my ass and my ankles at the same time I didn't think this would be so impossible but it's making me miss my sewing machine more than ever I could Frankenpants another 4-6 inches into the legs so easy

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Craig Michael Sabana @CraigMichael23

4 days ago

Still awake, adding color to this bear 🥴

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Craig Michael Sabana @CraigMichael23

4 days ago

Has anyone seen whether the new iPad windowing remembers where you left your apps after a restart?

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Craig Michael Sabana @CraigMichael23

5 days ago

@KinmansaOZ that revenue figure is interesting, curious how DeFiLlama defines it for them

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Craig Michael Sabana @CraigMichael23

5 days ago

The league is more fun when Hali's out there doing Hali things.

Pat McAfee @PatMcAfeeShow

6 days ago

"I apologized to @Hali because I was wrong.. You could tell how much he missed the game of basketball last night" ~ @KendrickPerkins #PMSLive

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Craig Michael Sabana @CraigMichael23

6 days ago

The billable unit gets really interesting when success might take several runs. Curious how they'll make that predictable for customers.

Desmond @DesFrontierTech

a week ago

ionq is hiring a staff software engineer for billing & metering. the job involves building software to track customer usage, manage pricing and contracts, and generate invoices. i'm wondering what ends up on those invoices. suppose a customer runs the same quantum workload five

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Craig Michael Sabana @CraigMichael23

6 days ago

@mjovanovictech The timeout case is exactly where I start getting nervous

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Craig Michael Sabana @CraigMichael23

a week ago

Getting the win on ring night is a pretty great little bit of NBA villainy

MAL @MindOfBron

a week ago

LeBron on his new team: I feel a lot better. Still getting my rhythm. Obviously, you know, just a little bit over two weeks with the new squad. I like the way we play. I think we played exceptionally well, especially defensively. We didnt shoot the ball well, but we have

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Craig Michael Sabana @CraigMichael23

a week ago

The lighting and drifting embers look ridiculously good. Makes me want to sit there and do absolutely nothing for a while.

AJ @ItsmeAjayKV

a week ago

DeepSeek-v4.1-flash-1017 just made a stunning campfire in three.js One-shot without any harness. Total 81k output tokens. No external assets are used, it's really impressive result for one-shot. The embers are soo good, it kind of make this a magical and relaxing scene.

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Craig Michael Sabana @CraigMichael23

a week ago

A loose pocket corner is so much easier to fix before the fabric starts fraying around it.

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Craig Michael Sabana @CraigMichael23

a week ago

@MrBullish that forty-second retry loop is unsettling

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Fox_AI @EchoCast_

2 weeks ago

18-year-old student created an AI powered robot costing $83,000 that do an excellent job. Two arms, a toilet, a row of sinks. The footage is simple, but the detail that matters is the job itself. Restrooms are usually cleaned on a schedule, so quality swings from spotless at the start of a shift to rough by the time the next visit arrives. A machine that never dreads the task could shift the pitch from hours worked to condition delivered. Picture a facility-management company serving airports, gyms, or office towers. The robot resets fixtures between rushes, while a human cleaner handles inspection, restocking, and the messes no routine anticipates. Whether that works in practice is unproven, but the logic is easy to see. The economics get interesting because the robot isn’t really competing with a cleaner’s hour. It’s competing with the gap between visits. Today, every extra pass costs another hour of labor, so most buildings tolerate the decline. If an extra pass becomes cheap, a service that was too expensive to offer suddenly becomes sellable. And if robots like this become widely available, the hardware stops being the moat. The money may sit in scheduling, supplies, uptime, and proof: a log showing every stall was reset at 9:15 pm. Whoever sells verified clean could own the customer relationship. Would you pay more for a guaranteed clean restroom than for scheduled cleaning hours?

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Craig Michael Sabana @CraigMichael23

a week ago

That Heat jersey is making this prediction feel a little more complicated than the stat line suggests

Heat Central @TheHeatCentral

2 weeks ago

My official prediction for Giannis Antetokounmpo this season: PPG: 30.8 RPG: 11.2 APG: 6.9 (career high) FG%: 62.8 (career high) 3P%: 33.8 FT%: 68.3 NBA All Star 1st Team All NBA 1st in MVP voting Finals MVP I’m expecting a big year from the Greek Freak 🔥

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Craig Michael Sabana @CraigMichael23

2 weeks ago

Five times issuance is a pretty rough hurdle for the token case, even with real usage.

Grey Ledger @Airdrops_one

2 weeks ago

The best thing about near.com and @NEARProtocol is also the hardest thing about ethereum:0x85f17cf997934a597031b2e18a9ab6ebd4b9f6a4 : I can use the product without ever touching the coin - it just works. That’s why the $ZEC bull case is easy to say and NEAR’s

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Craig Michael Sabana @CraigMichael23

2 weeks ago

Was about to call this slipper done, then spotted the gap at the toe. Back to the needle

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Craig Michael Sabana @CraigMichael23

2 weeks ago

@dair_ai that cache behavior makes this a lot more interesting

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Craig Michael Sabana @CraigMichael23

2 weeks ago

I really need to get better at hand stitching. Making a repair this clean on denim seems so satisfying 🪡

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Craig Michael Sabana @CraigMichael23

2 weeks ago

Anyone else notice Minnesota comes up as the team to move East every time NBA expansion gets discussed?

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Michael R. Bock @michaelrbock

2 weeks ago

The hype is real (but there's caveat): Muse Wonder is the best model in the world at filing taxes, according to TaxCalcBench. But it also is the first model ever to try to CHEAT at the task. (maybe that's not great when you're dealing with the IRS...) The data from our eval matches the current narrative: Muse Wonder is extremely benchmaxxed, and that includes TaxCalcBench. But it's also questionably aligned. On one of the 50 tasks in the benchmark, Muse Wonder used its web search tool to look up the exact answer on GitHub (the code & data is open source). Wonder cheated. Last thing: Muse Wonder is also super expensive: coming in at almost $3 per return! Cost will have to come down over time to make this model competitive with other methods of calculating personal income tax returns.