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In 2026, AI models expire faster than session cache.
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The next day

We need AI agents just to keep up with the AI agents

What’s the product? I subscribe.

Desk setup by @OlliCarolli

ralph loop? This video is already outdated

When you code something manually.

Dinos ngmi smh

Lmao so accurate

🤳

"Industry standard for the last 20 minutes"

we went from training a model for months to it being legacy before the blog post gets indexed by google

Banger

this makes me wonder what HBOs Silicon Valley would have done with times like these? Could be the most awesome weekly show. Production would be hell. Watching would be fun.

witness the acceleration:

That dot-com crash 2.0 is coming, baby!

accurate. for last week.

for 20 minutes -- you gotta keep up buddy, new industry standard is 9 minutes and 59 seconds

The crown jewel of this. You will enjoy greatly:

@0xExcaliburp the singularity

"Industry standard for 20 minutes" haha

Only 1000x engineers understand

Models? You still use models?

real life documentaries

Funny and sad at the same time If we keep moving at the industry speed and buying every subscription that is the "meta" at the moment, i'd probably have the subscriptions of every AI lab in the market at the moment, which seems to be the end goal of all of these companies Right now subscription plans are the only things keeping from people churning, for some companies. Developers are the most disloyal userbase ever

aaah good old video-meme this one

lol facts. my claude session expired 3 times today

That's me at the office

Oh god this is so true hahahaha why is everything so new 😭😭

This is so well done LOL

industry standard for 20 min 😆

@steipete Let me tell what has become the industry standard just 15 seconds ago! You wouldn’t believe it 😂

lol true, the one thing for sure it's disrupting it's my flow state, while I'm stuck on picking the right model for the right task

This is incredible.

5.3 has been the industry standard for the last 20 minutes. 😂

hahahahaha

