Neurix @Neurix7

Open-source works because distribution is free. Ship something useful and the results do the marketing. Add AI coding tools and a teenager can now build what used to need a team. The edge is the idea, not the code.

Liam Turner @liam_turner_ai

19 hours ago

🚨 A 13-year-old boy received $20,000 for a free script he uploaded to GitHub. During his vacation, he built a trading script for Polymarket and shared it for free. Then he went back to school. Two months later, a trader sent him $20,000, saying the script had helped him make

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Musk has billions in government contracts, benefits from policy decisions, and is now spending hundreds of millions to keep Republicans in power. At what point does political support stop being about ideology and start being about protecting your own business empire? Would you trust a system where the richest man can help shape the rules he profits from?

Bernie Sanders @BernieSanders

5 hours ago

Since Trump’s election: -Musk got $680 billion richer -Musk became the 1st trillionaire -SpaceX got $10 billion in federal contracts -Tesla & SpaceX paid $0 in federal income taxes Now, Musk’s spending $442 million to keep Republicans in control of Congress. Gee, I wonder why?

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Russia seized Ukrainian assets in occupied Crimea, lost an international arbitration case, and then refused to pay the compensation it was ordered to pay. Now Naftogaz is pursuing Russian state assets abroad to enforce that ruling, with roughly $500 million in real estate secured in Finland and Austria. This is what accountability looks like. A government cannot simply take another country’s property, ignore a binding legal award, and expect the world to let it keep its assets untouched. The principle is simple: if Russia wants its property protected under the rule of law, it must also respect the rule of law when it loses a case. Refusing to pay does not erase the debt

WarTranslated @wartranslated

a day ago

The Wall Street Journal reports that Finland and Austria have seized $500 million worth of Russian real estate following a lawsuit by Ukraine. This concerns Russian assets that could be confiscated in favor of "Naftogaz of Ukraine" as compensation for property lost in Crimea. In

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The real value of AI agents is the feedback loop: study what works, learn from results, and improve the next move. One person with the right AI workflow can now operate like a small marketing team

duck says @ducksays

2 days ago

grok bot got me 1.5M impressions in 7 days. i didn't hire anyone. i set up a grok bot on @bot and gave it a title: chief marketing officer. (CMO for short) it doesn't post for me. i still press every button, but it does basically everything else. that week it helped me land

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AI can help new contributors understand unfamiliar codebases, find bugs, write tests, and fix documentation. That means more people can contribute to open source, even without years of experience.

chasm @chasmmmmmmmmmmm

2 days ago

r/opensource just banned any project that uses AI. By their own rule, that means the biggest open source project of all time, Linux, is now banned too. The kernel already accepts AI-assisted code. This is the real AI psychosis.

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No private individual should have unchecked power over a capability that an entire country's military depends on. Ukraine's reliance on Starlink exposes a serious strategic vulnerability. The solution isn't just government control, it's ensuring no single company can hold a country's defense communications hostage

Geraldo Rivera @GeraldoRivera

3 days ago

If Musk crippled Starlink/Starshield leading to dead Ukrainians, then that is justification for a federal takeover. No matter his fabulous wealth, Musk cannot have veto power over life or death.

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The real breakthrough isn't AI remembering your details. It's AI gaining the power to act on your behalf. But the more access we give these agents, the more important security and user control become.

Min Choi @minchoi

4 days ago

Grok Bot just got a wallet for your whole life. Save your logins, credit cards + contact info once, and Bot remembers them. Now it can actually book, buy and sign in for you without asking every time.

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Serhii | Geopolitics @SerhiiSeniuk7

3 days ago

The greatest cognitive war of our time is unfolding, and Ukraine is at risk of losing it. Russia is not only trying to defeat Ukraine on the battlefield. It is trying to convince the world that Ukraine, not Russia, is responsible for this war. Let us look at the facts. Russia

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The bigger issue goes beyond Elon Musk. A private company has the power to restrict a satellite network that Ukraine relies on for battlefield communications and drone operations. Whether the order came from Musk alone or involved US officials, this is a strategic vulnerability. No country should have to depend on one billionaire’s decisions to defend its people. Ukraine needs reliable alternatives, and its allies need to treat battlefield communications as critical security infrastructure

NEXTA @nexta_tv

3 days ago

So what happened to Starlink, Elon Musk? "Do you think Elon Musk deliberately slowed it down?" a journalist asked the Ukrainian president directly. Volodymyr Zelenskyy was cautious in his response and kept it brief: "We know with you one thing, that SpaceX slowed it down and

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The real incentive gap is between the aggressor and the people forced to defend their homes. Ukraine’s corruption must be investigated, and every stolen dollar prosecuted. But claiming that Ukrainian elites grew rich from “hundreds of billions” requires evidence, not insinuation. US aid was never one giant cash transfer to Kyiv: it funded weapons, replenished US stockpiles, supported US operations in Europe and helped keep Ukraine’s government functioning. And there is a fundamental fact missing from this narrative: Ukrainians were not given a choice about whether Russia invaded. The Kremlin made that choice for them. Hold corrupt officials accountable. Demand transparency from donors. But don’t confuse legitimate oversight with a narrative that erases who started this war

Elon Musk @elonmusk

4 days ago

What’s actually going on in Ukraine is that there is a massive incentive difference between the elites and the people. The former have grown very rich off the hundreds of billions flowing to Ukraine, while the latter’s children are conscripted to die in trenches.

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Peace isn’t just about ending the fighting. It’s about making sure the war doesn’t start again in two years

Serhii | Geopolitics @SerhiiSeniuk7

5 days ago

“Too far apart on details” makes it sound like a technical problem. But the central issue is whether Russia is willing to accept a sovereign Ukraine with a future of its own. A deal that ignores that question may stop the fighting temporarily, but it won’t guarantee lasting peace

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Serhii | Geopolitics @SerhiiSeniuk7

a week ago

The biggest cost may not be Ukraine. It may be America’s credibility. For decades, US alliances worked because allies believed Washington would stand by them in a crisis. If that confidence disappears, rivals won’t need to defeat America militarily. They’ll only need to convince

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Serhii | Geopolitics @SerhiiSeniuk7

a week ago

Putin’s biggest prize may not be a deal on Ukraine, but recognition as an equal architect of the world order. A G3 summit could help Moscow turn its war of aggression into a negotiation over spheres of influence, where Ukraine’s sovereignty becomes a bargaining chip and Europe

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President Zelenskyy: If [Ukraine is fighting] without United States' support, it's very difficult. But if the United States will support Putin - it's unbelievable, it's a tragedy. Of course, if these two countries will be together, of course we will not prevail. And we will not be able to stand.

If these decisions are mistakes, who benefits from them? Russia gets more room to continue its war. Ukraine pays the price, and the US risks weakening its own credibility with allies. That’s not just Ukraine’s problem

Mario Nawfal @MarioNawfal

a week ago

🚨🇺🇦🇺🇸 Zelensky on Trump: "I hope that Trump will change his decisions, because I think they are ALL mistakes. It will not help us, and it won't help the U.S." For Ukraine, these aren't abstract political decisions. They affect families, cities, soldiers, and the future of an

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AI in warfare isn’t just about autonomous weapons. It can mean predicting where enemy drones may strike and helping troops make faster, better-informed decisions. Ukraine is turning battlefield experience into AI capabilities with NATO. The real advantage will belong to whoever can turn data into action fastest

WarTranslated @wartranslated

a week ago

Ukraine's General Staff says Ukraine and NATO's JATEC built two AI models, one predicts Russian drone strikes near the frontline using battlefield and weather data, set for integration into Ukraine's systems. The other helps plan artillery strikes, a prototype is with the

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One night. Multiple pressure points. Oil exports, fuel distribution, logistics, and digital infrastructure all matter to Russia’s ability to sustain its economy and war effort. The strategic question isn’t just how many targets Ukraine can hit. It’s how much pressure Russia can absorb before the costs start adding up.

Special Kherson Cat 🐈🇺🇦 @bayraktar_1love

a week ago

🚨 Ukrainian drones launched a mass overnight attack on St. Petersburg and Russia’s Leningrad region. ▪️ St. Petersburg Oil Terminal: A major Baltic petroleum export hub handling up to 12.5 million tonnes annually. ▪️ Ruchyi fuel depot: Stores and distributes gasoline and

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