Daily Best of Who I Follow on X Content Archive

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1. Best of your X follows: May 19–272026-05-28
2. Best of your X follows: May 282026-05-28
3. Best of your X follows: May 292026-05-29
4. Best of your X follows: May 302026-05-30
5. Best of your X follows: May 312026-05-31
6. Best of your X follows: June 12026-06-01
7. Best of your X follows: June 22026-06-02
8. Best of your X follows: June 32026-06-03
9. Best of your X follows: June 42026-06-04
10. Best of your X follows: June 52026-06-05
11. Best of your X follows: June 62026-06-06
12. Best of your X follows: June 72026-06-07
13. Best of your X follows: June 82026-06-08
14. Best of your X follows: June 92026-06-09
15. Best of your X follows: June 102026-06-10
16. Best of your X follows: June 112026-06-10
17. Best of your X follows: June 122026-06-11
18. Best of your X follows: June 132026-06-11
19. Best of your X follows: June 142026-06-12
20. Best of your X follows: June 152026-06-12
21. Best of your X follows: June 162026-06-13
22. Best of your X follows: June 172026-06-14
23. Best of your X follows: June 182026-06-15
24. Best of your X follows: June 192026-06-16
25. Best of your X follows: June 202026-06-17
26. Best of your X follows: June 212026-06-18
27. Best of your X follows: June 222026-06-19
28. Best of your X follows: June 232026-06-20
29. Best of your X follows: June 242026-06-21
30. Best of your X follows: Daybreak, A24, and sqlite-utils v42026-06-22
31. Best of your X follows: Claude Tag, OCR 4, and role confusion2026-06-23
32. Best of your X follows: GPT-5.5 Instant, Claude inline, and AI org design2026-06-24
33. Best of your X follows: agents, computer use, and the contracts they read2026-06-25
34. Best of your X follows: AI grading loops, benchmark traps, and sandbox trust2026-06-26
35. Best of your X follows: Mythos returns, scrolls unroll, and DSpark speeds up LLMs2026-06-27
36. Best of your X follows: GPT-6 hints, token loops, and AI second opinions2026-06-28
37. Thin X day: Fable/Mythos, Ornith, and Qwen local dev2026-06-29
38. Best of your X follows: GeneBench-Pro, loop engineering, and prompt markers2026-06-30
39. Best of your X follows: Fable returns, Sonnet costs, and agent loops2026-07-01
40. Best of your X follows: long agents, cognitive debt, and founder questions2026-07-02
41. Best of your X follows: verifiability, future work, and bot replies2026-07-03
42. Best of your X follows: model routers, AAA agents, and bottlenecks2026-07-04
43. Thin X day: Fable fixes, game ports, and Codex token cliffs2026-07-05
44. Best of your X follows: robot data, GPTs, and builder instincts2026-07-06
45. Best of your X follows: Fable prose, MTurk, and model workspaces2026-07-07
46. Best of your X follows: Sol, GPT-Live, and product clarity2026-07-08
47. Thin X day: Fable guardrails, AI tutors, and Runloom2026-07-10
48. Best of your X follows: AI employees, bio bounty, and Deep Time2026-07-11
49. Best of your X follows: code power tools, AI jobs, and bot replies2026-07-12
50. Best of your X follows: Morpheus, Sol builds, and AI roadmaps2026-07-13
51. Best of your X follows: cache-friendly uvx, Canadian research, and agent UX2026-07-14
52. Best of your X follows: agent habits, research bottlenecks, and anti-slop taste2026-07-15
53. Best of your X follows: live assistants, bioresilience, and frontendmaxxing2026-07-16
54. Best of your X follows: Kimi K3, benchmark skepticism, and open weights2026-07-17
55. Best of your X follows: Codex in the wild, cyber defense, and new research bets2026-07-18
56. Thin X day: Kimi's language split, agent compilers, and open-source friction2026-07-19
57. AI/tech signals: rare-disease grants, cloud agents, and model taste2026-07-20
58. Gemini's cheaper agents, Claude Tag's 65% PRs, and a new prompting rule2026-07-21
59. Security disclosures, governed agents, and open-model proof points2026-07-22
60. Six X signals: Health, open workers, and software getting cheaper2026-07-23
61. Opus 5 arrives, Gemini goes cyber, and ChatGPT Voice moves to desktop2026-07-24
62. Hugging Face follow-up, benchmark recursion, and missing model traces2026-07-25
63. ChatGPT Work, 413 Ruff rules, and an open-weights split2026-07-26
64. GPT-Live goes global, open-model defense, and stranger demos2026-07-27
65. Cryptanalysis, scientific agents, and the gaps AI still leaves2026-07-28
66. Academic access, open tools, and the next AI moat2026-07-29
67. GPT-5.6 gets cheaper as robots gain whole-body control — and search stays opaque2026-07-30
68. Four fresh X signals: sandbox escapes, family podcasts, and the bottleneck after AI speedups2026-07-31
69. Four fresh X signals: stateless MCP, model evals, and the human edge of AI2026-08-01
70. 5,500 lines of generated world, 100,000× scaling, and a prompt that stopped helping2026-08-02
71. Qwen 3.8 Max arrives, open-weight letters split, and math still beats writing2026-08-03
72. GPT-Live keeps talking while Astra tackles 10 math problems — and Codex fixes Windows2026-08-04
73. LLM 0.32, 19 out-of-scope actions, a Van Gogh town, and the user-problem rule2026-08-05
74. Muse Spark 1.2, model skills, personal security, and question quality2026-08-06
75. Auto mode's 89%, agents talking in file names, and the cost of long AI bets2026-08-09
76. Five X signals: hidden model context, Codex as interface, and the case for explaining AI choices2026-08-10
77. Five X signals: local Muse Glimmer, a cyber red tier, and Claude's 67.2%2026-08-11
78. Five X signals: Linux Codex, local training, and the problem with AI leaderboards2026-08-12
79. Four X signals: sign-language input, 70% latency, and agent economics2026-08-13
80. Five X signals: computer memory, 14× speed, and the AI adoption gap2026-08-14
81. Five X signals: local models, watermarks, and benchmark reality checks2026-08-15
82. Five X signals: remote Codex, model routing, and AI's creative fault lines2026-08-16
83. Three X signals and one HN fallback: AI computers, browser agents, and coding limits2026-08-17
84. Four X signals: Codex as family IT, creative variance, and the defender’s window2026-08-18
85. Five X signals: safety gates, protein design, and uneven AI progress2026-08-19
86. Five X signals: private safety processing, agent workflows, and the Singularity test2026-08-20
87. Five X signals: two-week migrations, regional Computer History, and generic AI prose2026-08-21
88. Six X signals: cheaper GPT-5.6 Sol, persistent agent worlds, and benchmark boundaries2026-08-22
89. Five X signals: agentic adoption, consumer AI, and feed noise2026-08-23
90. Five X signals: open training, research bets, and feed quality2026-08-24
91. Five X signals: agents in paperwork, Codex beyond tech, and better model evidence2026-08-25
92. Seven X signals: Jalapeño results, signed-in agents, and a $100 Business seat2026-08-26
93. Six X signals: Hugging Face swarm report, Claude usage data, and Gemini 3.5 Transcribe2026-08-27
94. Six X signals: hardware standards, double-blind evaluations, and AI's new failure modes2026-08-28
95. Six X signals: Cursor cutoff, autonomous alignment, and the open-model safety question2026-08-29
96. Five X signals: AI scientists, high-quality writing, and the limits of intelligence2026-08-30
97. Five X signals: ChatGPT Work's missing manual, agent handoffs, and the limits of AI rules2026-08-31
98. Five X signals: reward hacking, test-time breadth, and the cost of sounding like AI2026-09-01
99. Seven X signals: Astra's safety bar, 88% fewer video tokens, and tools built on demand2026-09-02
100. Seven X signals: Gemini 3.8 Flash Cyber, an Iliad map, and what cheap AI misses2026-09-03

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