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Running an AI newsletter with 225K+ readers means we can't answer every question.
— Chubby♨️ (@kimmonismus) 10 avril 2026
So we trained our @pika_labs AI Self to do it for us. It knows the industry, it knows our takes, and it's available 24/7. It goes live today 🙂 https://t.co/5xMSJCfcDz
Running an AI newsletter with 225K+ readers means we can't answer every question. So we trained our @pika_labs AI Self to do it for us. It knows the industry, it knows our takes, and it's available 24/7. It goes live today 🙂 Pika (@pika_labs) 1/3 Money, money, money, moneyyyyy 💸💸💸💸 Today we’re making it possible for you to earn actual money from your Pika AI Self agent. Because we think your agent should work FOR you in every sense of the phrase. Every time someone talks with them, or uses one of their skills, you earn tokens redeemable for cash. Say goodbye to those deadbeat agents. — https://nitter.net/pika_labs/status/2042656212685328799#m
→ View original post on X — @kimmonismus, 2026-04-10 17:54 UTC
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Whoa, why are they now blocking API users? Is the API also so heavily subsidized that they are losing money on that?
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"Challenges will fly your way. Always secure your oxygen mask before helping others." @seattlefoodgeek on building @SEAUltrasonics as a single-founder hardware product with $2M funding. Listen here:
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im excited about agent harnesses because i think are the first stable agent abstractions we can build on top (which is why we're investing so much in deepagents) we always wanted to run llms in a loop and have them call tools (remember autoGPT? that's all that was) but the
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Really interesting: New analysis from @EpochAIResearch on the Iran war's impact on AI: tl;dr The Hormuz shutdown hit 20% of global LNG and ~33% of helium supply, but chipmaking margins are so high that fabs can absorb massive cost spikes. US data centers are insulated from the energy shock entirely. The real risk however: Gulf investment flows drying up as oil revenue drops and geopolitical risk rises, plus direct threats to projects like Stargate UAE. Bottom line: a prolonged conflict slows the buildout at the margins but won't derail it, unless the war escalates dramatically. And this is the real danger. Epoch AI (@EpochAIResearch) The Iran War and Hormuz shutdown have disrupted oil, gas, and helium exports and threatened data centers and investments in the Gulf states. @justjoshinyou13 explores how a prolonged Iran war could affect AI, and why it probably won’t completely derail the compute buildout. — https://nitter.net/EpochAIResearch/status/2042599307493384520#m
→ View original post on X — @kimmonismus, 2026-04-10 14:12 UTC
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reuters.com/world/asia-pacif… [Translated from EN to English]
→ View original post on X — @kimmonismus, 2026-04-10 13:40 UTC
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The winner no one saw coming: Samsung Electronics Samsung Electronics is projecting a record-breaking quarterly operating profit of 20 trillion won, nearly tripling year-over-year (3x!), fueled by a booming AI-driven demand for memory chips and tight global supply. Prices for DRAM chips have skyrocketed (as you know) up over 300%, and the company’s semiconductor division is carrying the bulk of earnings, though rising costs could pressure its mobile business margins.
→ View original post on X — @kimmonismus, 2026-04-10 13:40 UTC
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When I was a founder, every VC fund looked identical. Same landing page, same language, zero transparency into how they actually worked or what they actually believed. I couldn't figure out who was aligned with what I was building.
— Andreas Klinger 🦾 (@andreasklinger) 10 avril 2026
So we're doing something about it: we're… pic.twitter.com/bMc9xuhvdz
When I was a founder, every VC fund looked identical. Same landing page, same language, zero transparency into how they actually worked or what they actually believed. I couldn't figure out who was aligned with what I was building. So we're doing something about it: we're
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Many of the same arguments are made in favor of great software companies again and again. Those arguments fall on deaf ears with software investors. Maybe Datadog won’t be destroyed by AI The tools that monitor code from Datadog and Dynatrace and Splunk have staying power in