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GPT-Realtime 2 is the future of the operating system. I've been experimenting with it for a couple weeks now, and I gotta say, it's pretty gosh darn incredible. Opening apps, searching the web, even editing in Premiere. All with just my voice. And it only takes a few prompts... show more

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The DEFINITIVE guide to x402! 🚀 In the Season 2 premiere of CDPod, yuga.eth 🛡 and erik.eth 🛡 discuss the x402 lore and origin story, the future of fully autonomous agents, killing the API key, and more. Timestamps: 0:00 - Intro 1:23 - How x402 got on our radar 3:53 - History of the internet and HTTP 101 12:26 - What we need for AI coming online and what we learned from mobile 15:55 - The issue of online payments and what blockchain solves 18:27 - The 402 Status Code 19:19 - What is x402 20:25 - x402 flow walkthrough (server to client) 25:28 - Why x402 champions open standards and multiple payment types 27:33 - x402 demo 29:04 - Where AI fits in and why now, especially for payments and pay-per-crawl 35:27 - Why AGI payments need standardization 36:34 - AI on x402 demo (Payments MCP + x402 Bazaar) 38:34 - Shopping on x402 demo (Content/endpoint discovery) 41:18 - The power of stablecoins for micro- and macro-payments 42:22 - x402 main adoption roadblocks (supply and demand) 44:13 - Payments MCP, Cloudflare and network effects 45:53 - What’s next and x402 v2 46:53 - Where to find more

Coinbase Developer Platform🛡️

24,553 次观看 • 9 个月前

For over a year, Jeremy Howard has been in stealth mode. In this exclusive talk, he showcases what he's been working on. He & Jonathan Whitaker show us SolveIt, a new dev environment and programming paradigm. 🤯 Imagine this workflow: - Build a web app & interact with its UI on the same screen as your code. No more flipping to a separate browser. - Use live variables from your REPL directly in prompts to the AI. The AI knows your current state. - Turn any Python function into an AI tool instantly. No no registering tools or MCP. Just write a function in a cell and tell the AI to use it. This is a live, malleable environment that fuses the best ideas from Literate Programming (Knuth), the live-object world of Smalltalk, and the interactive cells of Jupyter. Who is Solveit for? Jeremy's take: SolveIt is best for programmers who are either very new ( 20 years). Why? Because developers in the middle (3-20 years) often have ingrained workflows and can find this different paradigm confronting. New devs are open-minded and build good habits from scratch, while veterans immediately recognize how this approach solves decades-old problems of complexity and state management. My Thoughts It's early days, but it is super cool. You get all the fun of trying a new programming language without learning new syntax (Python), because it will show you new patterns and ways of doing this. If you are wiling to climb the learning curve it is an extremely powerful tool that you can be productive with on real tasks like writing and coding. I'm personally addicted to it for several workflows and am afraid of losing it tbh. How Can You Try It? Just follow Jeremy Howard - he will announce something in the coming weeks or months (I suspect if this post is popular he might do something soon 🤣 ) TIMESTAMPS (00:00:00) - Introduction (00:00:30) - The SolveIt Method vs. "Vibe Coding" (00:04:00) - Investing in Yourself: Long-Term Skill Building (00:07:45) - Software Engineering vs. Short-Term Gains (00:12:15) - The Problem-Solving Loop: Understand, Plan, Implement, Review (00:18:50) - Example: Literate Programming with the Claudette Library (00:24:15) - First Look at the SolveIt Environment (00:28:34) - Demo Start: Building an Eval for Multimodal Models (00:31:16) - Iterative Development: Exploring the iNaturalist API (00:39:15) - Catching Bugs Instantly by Working Step-by-Step (00:43:37) - Prompting LLMs with Structured Outputs (00:51:54) - Demo: Building a Live Web App Inside SolveIt with FastHTML (01:00:24) - Demo: Exploring a Complex API (Cloudflare) (01:08:45) - Creating Custom AI Agent Tools with Zero Boilerplate (01:19:00) - SolveIt Ergonomics: Modes, Secrets, and Keyboard Shortcuts (01:28:30) - The Power of the SolveIt Community (01:30:45) - Who Should Use SolveIt? (01:34:30) - This is Just the Tip of the Iceberg YT Video and links in reply

For over a year, Jeremy Howard has been in stealth mode. In this exclusive talk, he showcases what he's been working on. He & Jonathan Whitaker show us SolveIt, a new dev environment and programming paradigm. 🤯 Imagine this workflow: - Build a web app & interact with its UI on the same screen as your code. No more flipping to a separate browser. - Use live variables from your REPL directly in prompts to the AI. The AI knows your current state. - Turn any Python function into an AI tool instantly. No no registering tools or MCP. Just write a function in a cell and tell the AI to use it. This is a live, malleable environment that fuses the best ideas from Literate Programming (Knuth), the live-object world of Smalltalk, and the interactive cells of Jupyter. Who is Solveit for? Jeremy's take: SolveIt is best for programmers who are either very new ( 20 years). Why? Because developers in the middle (3-20 years) often have ingrained workflows and can find this different paradigm confronting. New devs are open-minded and build good habits from scratch, while veterans immediately recognize how this approach solves decades-old problems of complexity and state management. My Thoughts It's early days, but it is super cool. You get all the fun of trying a new programming language without learning new syntax (Python), because it will show you new patterns and ways of doing this. If you are wiling to climb the learning curve it is an extremely powerful tool that you can be productive with on real tasks like writing and coding. I'm personally addicted to it for several workflows and am afraid of losing it tbh. How Can You Try It? Just follow Jeremy Howard - he will announce something in the coming weeks or months (I suspect if this post is popular he might do something soon 🤣 ) TIMESTAMPS (00:00:00) - Introduction (00:00:30) - The SolveIt Method vs. "Vibe Coding" (00:04:00) - Investing in Yourself: Long-Term Skill Building (00:07:45) - Software Engineering vs. Short-Term Gains (00:12:15) - The Problem-Solving Loop: Understand, Plan, Implement, Review (00:18:50) - Example: Literate Programming with the Claudette Library (00:24:15) - First Look at the SolveIt Environment (00:28:34) - Demo Start: Building an Eval for Multimodal Models (00:31:16) - Iterative Development: Exploring the iNaturalist API (00:39:15) - Catching Bugs Instantly by Working Step-by-Step (00:43:37) - Prompting LLMs with Structured Outputs (00:51:54) - Demo: Building a Live Web App Inside SolveIt with FastHTML (01:00:24) - Demo: Exploring a Complex API (Cloudflare) (01:08:45) - Creating Custom AI Agent Tools with Zero Boilerplate (01:19:00) - SolveIt Ergonomics: Modes, Secrets, and Keyboard Shortcuts (01:28:30) - The Power of the SolveIt Community (01:30:45) - Who Should Use SolveIt? (01:34:30) - This is Just the Tip of the Iceberg YT Video and links in reply

Hamel Husain

111,916 次观看 • 11 个月前

Claude Fable 5 + Higgsfield is a complete cheat code. This is the future of content creation and marketing. In 2026, anyone with a laptop + WiFi can print money. This video teaches you how: 0:00 Intro 1:03 Higgsfield explained 2:17 Claude MCP set up 5:11 Designing a brand 6:40 Writing creative briefs 8:57 Results 11:30 Photo to video 13:05 How I'm using Higgsfield in my business 15:39 Money-making play #1 16:44 Money-making play #2 18:24 Money-making play #3 21:00 Running the math

Miles Deutscher

64,918 次观看 • 19 天前

is coming close to CTVs.....but what is it CTV exactly? 🤔 CTV, or connected television, refers to a TV set that connects to the internet, allowing users to stream video content, access apps, and browse the web directly on their television. It means Script TV, as of this summer, can be streamed on hundreds of millions of televisions in just a few clicks on your TV remote. Here is a rough demo of one of our CTV apps. Mass adoption for decentralised television is coming fast, powered by $SCPT. We go live on Samsung, LG, Apple TV and more in the near future. Get ready (🍿, 📺)

is coming close to CTVs.....but what is it CTV exactly? 🤔 CTV, or connected television, refers to a TV set that connects to the internet, allowing users to stream video content, access apps, and browse the web directly on their television. It means Script TV, as of this summer, can be streamed on hundreds of millions of televisions in just a few clicks on your TV remote. Here is a rough demo of one of our CTV apps. Mass adoption for decentralised television is coming fast, powered by $SCPT. We go live on Samsung, LG, Apple TV and more in the near future. Get ready (🍿, 📺)

Harbor ML

26,264 次观看 • 2 年前

E116: Andre Cronje 's big comeback with Sonic Andre Cronje is the Creator of Yearn Finance, and the CTO of Sonic Timestamps 0:00 Intro 2:00 Partnerships: Jupiter, Bitwise, SUI & Mantle 2:46 Solving Problems with Code 4:10 Who is Andre Cronje? 5:58 Thriving in Self-Paced Environments 9:38 Why Law Wasn’t for Me 10:46 How I Found Computer Science 12:12 Self Custody with Trezor 13:05 Crypto World Fascination 16:04 Going All-In on Crypto 19:41 Fantom's Original Idea 21:42 Building Yearn: The Beginning 26:55 Money Motivated vs. Long-Term Vision 31:00 The Struggles of Online Fame 35:52 The Truth Behind Solidly 41:49 The Pressure of People's Money 44:34 Giving Away 100% of Tokens 46:18 Receiving 10 SEC Letters 49:42 Leaving Twitter 50:45 Why I No Longer Trust Anyone 53:36 The Return to Twitter 54:52 What is Sonic ? 1:01:53 Sonic vs. Fantom 1:02:41 New York vs. Cape Town 1:03:16 Concluding Remarks

E116: Andre Cronje 's big comeback with Sonic Andre Cronje is the Creator of Yearn Finance, and the CTO of Sonic Timestamps 0:00 Intro 2:00 Partnerships: Jupiter, Bitwise, SUI & Mantle 2:46 Solving Problems with Code 4:10 Who is Andre Cronje? 5:58 Thriving in Self-Paced Environments 9:38 Why Law Wasn’t for Me 10:46 How I Found Computer Science 12:12 Self Custody with Trezor 13:05 Crypto World Fascination 16:04 Going All-In on Crypto 19:41 Fantom's Original Idea 21:42 Building Yearn: The Beginning 26:55 Money Motivated vs. Long-Term Vision 31:00 The Struggles of Online Fame 35:52 The Truth Behind Solidly 41:49 The Pressure of People's Money 44:34 Giving Away 100% of Tokens 46:18 Receiving 10 SEC Letters 49:42 Leaving Twitter 50:45 Why I No Longer Trust Anyone 53:36 The Return to Twitter 54:52 What is Sonic ? 1:01:53 Sonic vs. Fantom 1:02:41 New York vs. Cape Town 1:03:16 Concluding Remarks

MR SHIFT 🦁

134,620 次观看 • 1 年前