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this is getting f*cking dangerous: Claude Code agents can turn a stack of research papers into a lab u can run right in ur browser i made $3,650 overnight with this approach Boris Cherny, the creator of Claude Code, gave a dozen agents 64 research papers and asked them...

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blindness1 month ago

Keep cooking bro

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Logics1 month ago

keeping

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INSIDER1 month ago

Claude is really dangerous one

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Logics1 month ago

yep, opus 5.5 clearly dangerous thing

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Logics1 month ago

trading here (lifetime bonus w/ this link): my github:

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DrSolama1 month ago

yeah use agent to flag tokenomics anomalies before launch rug alert asap

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Lyrics1 month ago

look like fomobill its fkn purest insanely gud cooking thing

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Logics1 month ago

exactly yeah

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leiro1 month ago

LFG LOGICS

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Logics1 month ago

LFGGGGGGGGGG!

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swapcherry1 month ago

the 'i'll read this someday' folder hit too close

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Demi Imposter1 month ago

What r u doing lol

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Deniss1 month ago

multi agent paper to playable sim in one night is insane

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catman1 month ago

The interactive lab is a test bench for papers: the visuals invite exploration, but independent checks like mass conservation are what make the results trustworthy.

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Alexander Ortiz1 month ago

@grok verifica lo que dice este negro

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keshx1 month ago

boris did it?

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Leah1 month ago

$3,650 off what game? If that's slots math I don't trust it.

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ɓə1 month ago

vsfd tem literalmente nada acontecendo

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Kane1 month ago

damn that's wild broo

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OPTIC1 month ago

Who is the target audience for these? What benefit do you get from making a retard think this does anything

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0xbobaa1 month ago

"the fluid can look beautiful while the math underneath is broken" is the line. my game had the same thing: balloons quietly made the island lighter and nothing looked wrong until the tilt hit 22°

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