Figuring out the logistics for that seems like a complete nightmare to me, you'd probably have to change the hiring balance of your school district and rearrange all of your schedules and designate more rooms for test taking… so much to change!
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Local open-source coding agent with AI workflow
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Open-source coding agent that runs 100% locally.
— God of Prompt (@godofprompt) 13 février 2026
Unlike Claude Code:
✓ Fully unrestricted
✓ Transparent (Python-based)
✓ Accepts video as input
✓ No cloud dependency
Watch it build an autonomous driving data visualization through MCP:
→ Reads local datasets
→ Generates… pic.twitter.com/hlGz7pLOaaOpen-source coding agent that runs 100% locally. Unlike Claude Code:
✓ Fully unrestricted
✓ Transparent (Python-based)
✓ Accepts video as input
✓ No cloud dependency Watch it build an autonomous driving data visualization through MCP:
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AI agents research YouTube creators across niches
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100 YouTube creators across 100 different niches.
— God of Prompt (@godofprompt) 13 février 2026
This would take you 8+ hours of manual research.
Kimi deployed 100 sub-agents simultaneously:
→ Each researched a specific niche
→ Found top creators
→ Scraped subscriber counts
→ Grabbed channel URLs
→ Compiled everything… pic.twitter.com/BmfkX1pQfi100 YouTube creators across 100 different niches. This would take you 8+ hours of manual research. Kimi deployed 100 sub-agents simultaneously:
→ Each researched a specific niche
→ Found top creators
→ Scraped subscriber counts
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LLM system replaces $4,200/month tools with $0 cost
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I used to pay for Crayon, Klue, and Kompyte. $4,200/month combined.
Canceled all three. This LLM system is better because: Real-time (not quarterly reports)
Multi-source (not just press releases)
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Competitor 90-Day AI Activity Analysis Template
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Step 1 – Data Collection (Gemini) Prompt: Analyze [COMPETITOR]'s last 90 days of activity: 1. Product launches or updates
2. Pricing changes
3. New hires (executive level)
4. Customer complaints (Reddit, Twitter, G2)
5. Website changes (new pages, messaging shifts) Format as -
Voice AI Usage for Remote Work and Fitness Tracking
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WFH folks have a big leg up here, definitely. Glad your husband is on board! Does he also use voice or mostly just witness the fitness?
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Using Claude AI to Automate Parallel Administrative Tasks
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I keep a running list of “free tasks” that I want AI to run for me in parallel, especially Claude Cowork managing Claude Chrome, while I’m doing other work. Ex: I had it go into my Calendly, set up a new work schedule, set up custom booking links for all of my clients with
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AI video generation as a game engine
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Here's the part the AI video crowd keeps sleeping on.
— God of Prompt (@godofprompt) 12 février 2026
R1 isn't a "better video generator." It's a game engine that runs on plain language.
AI-native gaming. NPCs respond to your voice, live.
interactive cinema. Viewers steer the plot mid-scene.
Live commerce. Dynamic product… pic.twitter.com/P5rGg3isQSHere's the part the AI video crowd keeps sleeping on.
R1 isn't a "better video generator." It's a game engine that runs on plain language. AI-native gaming. NPCs respond to your voice, live.
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Comparing AI model speed and utility for coding and automation
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capability wise it’s definitely not at par with 5.3-codex but the faster speed definitely helps with a lot of knowledge work, automations and debugging
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Fear AI too good in scalable subdomains redirects all human work
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My biggest fear is that the AI will become *too good* in certain very valuable and very scalable subdomains, that we'll all be forced to reorient ALL of human work around those use cases, instead of trying to adopt AI for the workflows that we are used to and come more naturally.