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Listening to the CPU noise, I close my eyes and take a nap. When the CPU noise stops, it means I need to open my eyes and give the AI new instructions. #vibecoding

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Dan saved Google — and Sergey Brin’s return, to a large extent, saved Google. Facing overwhelming competitive pressure, Google co-founder Sergey Brin returned in full “founder mode”, even personally writing code. Inside Google, sweeping restructuring began, merging Google Brain and DeepMind into Google DeepMind. Brin’s return was thanks in part to a man at OpenAI named Dan. Back in 2019, Brin had already begun stepping back. He said he wanted to do other things — like sitting in cafés, reading physics books, and so on. However, at a gathering, this man Dan challenged him: “What are you doing now? This is the most transformative moment in the history of computer science! You are part of computer science itself.” To Brin, it felt like being struck on the forehead. He realized he needed to do something. And at that very moment, Google happened to be half a step behind the rest of the world. That comment instantly reactivated Brin’s founder mode — and he returned to the front lines. If you want, I can also help you refine this for social media, make it more punchy, or turn it into a storytelling thread #AI #gemini

AI's ability to solve complex problems has grown alongside my product development process. The feeling is indescribable. #vibecoding nostr:note1pxchm2ryp02m5cq4uss5zdm3n9j3wrl8rdzcfnrtt37ay0ckf4kst0pj8r

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Wow！ Opus 4.5 is quite fast, handles problems more precisely, and doesn’t waste tokens with unnecessary thinking. #claudecode

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