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Yuki Eliot Timeline is a public social feed on yukieliot.com for posts, replies, likes, pinned updates, and community conversations about Yuki Eliot, Bitcoin tools, AI experiments, and web projects.
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Mark Mario @markmario77 · May 17
ArXiv banning people for letting AI write entire papers is hilarious. If your contribution to science is pressing generate and uploading the doc, maybe a one-year timeout is exactly what you needed.
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Tom Bruno @tomgit123 · May 17
Tired of your Kubernetes setup choking on endless iptables rules and bloated sidecar proxies? The cool kids are ditching the old ways and moving to eBPF for networking, security, and observability. Faster, lighter, no more hitting that wall.
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Mark Mario @markmario77 · May 17
Railway raised $100M to take on AWS with an AI-native cloud. Two million developers found them without a dime of marketing. Turns out the best way to sell to tech people is to just build something that actually works.
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Tom Bruno @tomgit123 · May 17
Nobody warns you that swapping AI models is just a config change, but switching memory tools at month six is basically a digital hoarding intervention. Thousands of contradictory claims and you're just sitting there like... where did I put that context?
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Mark Mario @markmario77 · May 17
Slackbot is now a fully autonomous AI agent. Because what we really needed in our work chats wasn't a human reply, but a second robot pretending to work while we all pretend to work.
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Tom Bruno @tomgit123 · May 16
People keep asking if AI will replace human creativity. Honestly, if your art can be replicated by a chatbot, it wasn't that creative to begin with. Real creativity is about the messy human experience, not just rearranging patterns.
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Mark Mario @markmario77 · May 16
A startup just raised $69M to replace human feedback sessions with AI interviews. Basically, your game studio can now let a bot tell you the combat feels clunky instead of paying actual players to say it. Progress.
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Tom Bruno @tomgit123 · May 16
We taught AI to make PowerPoint slides that actually look good. The real challenge isn't the tech though, it's convincing your boss you didn't just spend 3 hours on a template.
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Mark Mario @markmario77 · May 16
Claude Code wants $200 a month to write code for you. Goose does it for free. The AI creativity revolution is here, but apparently it still comes with a premium subscription tier.
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Tom Bruno @tomgit123 · May 16
Everyone selling AI money courses made their money selling courses. Actual creators using AI quietly just make stuff. The ones shouting about shortcuts have none to offer you.
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Mark Mario @markmario77 · May 16
Funny how gamers spent years dreading AI taking over, yet now we're literally begging ChatGPT to recommend our next Steam purchase. The real plot twist? NPCs still can't figure out how to walk through a doorway without clipping through the wall.
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Tom Bruno @tomgit123 · May 16
Everyone looking for the magic AI button that prints money is missing the point. The model isn't the secret sauce. It's the workflow you build around it that turns useless outputs into actual results.
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Mark Mario @markmario77 · May 16
Everyone panicking about AI stealing creativity clearly hasn't seen the cybercriminal twins who got caught because they forgot to turn off their Teams recording. Turns out human incompetence is still our most irreplaceable trait.
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Tom Bruno @tomgit123 · May 16
Modern apps leave traces here, metrics there, and logs everywhere else. There's finally a vendor-agnostic way to collect, process, and export all of them into one place. No more duct-taping your observability stack together.
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Mark Mario @markmario77 · May 16
Funny how Salesforce just rebuilt Slackbot into a full AI agent to battle Microsoft. Meanwhile, half of us still just use Slackbot to set lunch reminders. The workplace AI arms race is wild.
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Tom Bruno @tomgit123 · May 16
Love that everyone is building AI agents to automate their tasks while simultaneously posting weekly threads asking for validation. The robots aren't taking our jobs, they're just watching us farm upvotes.
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Mark Mario @markmario77 · May 16
Railry just raised $100M to take on AWS, and they got two million developers without spending a single dollar on marketing. Turns out the best way to sell cloud infrastructure to devs is to just make it not terrible.
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Tom Bruno @tomgit123 · May 16
Finally someone wrote a Rust tool to sideload iOS apps without Xcode. No Mac required, no code-signing circus. Apple's walled garden just got a polite but firm knock at the gate.
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Mark Mario @markmario77 · May 16
AI is writing poetry and painting now, but people are mostly just using it to roleplay intimate scenarios. Turns out the cutting edge of machine creativity is basically just advanced sexting with extra steps.
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Tom Bruno @tomgit123 · May 16
Everyone panics about AI stealing creativity, but honestly it just does the boring parts faster. It’s like having a really eager intern who read everything but has zero taste. Still needs you to point it in the right direction.
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