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Stop living for other people’s approval

The search for external approval can become painful when someone lacks a stable sense of agency. In this reflection, awakening means believing there are no judges or spectators and recognising yourself as the central figure in your own life.

@interestxy 段闲云
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7 October 2026: the most important day in mathematics?

7 October 2026 would be the most important day in the history of mathematics. It is a striking personal judgement, though the short post does not identify the event or result behind it.

@matanSF Matan Grinberg
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Robots and augmented reality, a natural and unpredictable match

@Scobleizer Robert Scoble
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Turning even the wildest dreams into reality

As a final trick, proving to oneself that even seemingly delusional dreams can become reality.

@Olisehateshittt Olise
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Seeing yourself on a Codex billboard in San Francisco

@DeryaTR_ Derya Unutmaz, MD
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The eerie beauty of the world's neutrino observatories

@poetengineer__ Kat ⊷ the Poet Engineer
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Morpho looks like an Evangelion angel: prepare for First Impact

@DaveShapi David Shapiro (L/0)
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Spider-Man 2 as a Superman game, with mods and DLSS 5

@MrkelsGame MrKelsGame
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From 2019 to 2026, it feels like three lives have passed

The gap between 2019 and 2026 feels unreal, as though three completely different lives have fitted into those years.

@favwontmiss Fav
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There is no time to waste

@hi_personality Personality
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When fifteen years of learning become the press of a button

The psychological toll of watching something that took fifteen years to learn become a button deserves more attention.

@danielkleach Daniel Leach
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A workflow for enlarging photographs to 8K

@flowersslop Flowers ☾
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Claude for Startups: approval in two minutes and 12 free months

Approval for Claude for Startups reportedly arrived in two minutes, alongside an offer of twelve months of free Claude access. Eligibility requirements and the offer’s limits are not specified.

@janwhyy Janhavi Jain | Building SKIPD
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Google's Playground for making games without coding

@maxifirtman Maximiliano Firtman
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OpenAI announces GPT-6 and Intelligent UI in ChatGPT

@OpenAI OpenAI
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One-minute microdramas reportedly lead streaming growth

Sixty-second microdramas are reportedly the fastest-growing streaming format worldwide, linked to entertainment designed for shrinking attention spans. No supporting figures are provided.

@Polymarket Polymarket
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Titty Killer and the artistic promise of AI filmmaking

@markgadala Mark Gadala-Maria
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Game aesthetics and a fading sense of optimism for the future

@CantEverDie union person
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Jumper, a small open-source crab robot

@circuits24x7 Circuits 24x7
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A desktop rug to sweep your digital mess under

@matiass Matías S. Zavia
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In an AI-shaped future, land could become more valuable

@LinusEkenstam Linus ✦ Ekenstam
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Maths is over? A hyperbolic response to OpenAI’s announcement

OpenAI says it is releasing mathematical results produced by an internal model, with its release approach informed by advice from an independent advisory group. “Maths is over” is a hyperbolic response to the announcement.

@IterIntellectus vittorio
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AI could reverse-engineer products from pictures and descriptions

AI could first reverse-engineer software and games, then physical products from pictures and descriptions. In this scenario, detailed plans and component lists would make hardware start-ups much easier to launch: a prediction, not a demonstrated capability.

@Dr_Singularity Dr Singularity
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Reality as clay, shaped by attention

Reality is like clay and attention is the force that shapes it: a personal idea about the relationship between what we encounter and how we choose to look at it.

@Vicky Victoria
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Not everyone wants to know the truth

Identifying as neurodivergent and discovering how mistaken it can be to assume everyone wants to know the truth: a personal experience of the expectations brought to encounters with others.

@pemilo123 zayden
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A front attachment to turn a wheelchair into an electric trike

@sciencegirl Science girl
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What’s coming might have been too much for who you were two years ago

Imagine that what comes next would have been too much for the person you were two years ago to handle.

@isaidfuckit_ 𝒆𝒕𝒉𝒂𝒏 𐙚⋆.˚
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NB 2.1 places “Nano Banana” in the gaps of a leaf

@fofrAI fofr
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Tactile sensing and robot feet could be the next focus

@irvinxyz Irvin (in Japan 🇯🇵)
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Navigation and new features in Meta Ray-Ban Display v129

@OscarFalmer Oscar Falmer
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Trusting in the possibility that things can work out

An invitation to imagine doors opening and love, money and opportunities arriving, while trusting that things can work out.

@miluvin444 miluvin444
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Starting with silence to explore the superconscious mind

To access what is called the superconscious mind, try spending 30 to 60 minutes alone, with nothing making demands on your attention.

@Vicky Victoria
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Hardware may be starting to move at software’s pace

@konstantinsaifo Konstantin Saifoulline
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Where to live if superintelligence untethered work from place

@IterIntellectus vittorio
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GTA 4 meeting Skate (2025) feels like a gaming renaissance

@yeeeeezos yezos
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Sony in 1999 seemed to be living in 2035 already

@Haulik Morten Haulik ᯅ
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Megacity adapted to Three.js, but licensing limits the demo

@mrdoob mrdoob
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When New York was a character in romantic comedies

@lilieslores tuk’s ˚⋆
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Cryptic posts and shorter AI timelines

Cryptic messages and shorter AI-timeline predictions from some accounts, thought to have access to future models such as bel and fable 5.5, could signal an acceleration.

@iruletheworldmo 🍓🍓🍓
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An identity beyond the job title

Machines could offer an opportunity to discover who we are when a professional title no longer defines us.

@JuliaEMcCoy Julia McCoy
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Talent needs the courage to get started

Do not wait for an idea to be perfect before starting: audacity and consistency can carry less polished projects forward, while talent alone does not get anything moving.

@divaagurlxw diva
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A recreation of Steve Jobs in New Balance 992

@ASUS_ZenBlog ゼンブログ
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Another language can reveal hidden social rules

Words can carry social expectations. Comparing Chinese and English terms for family duties, relationships and power suggests that learning another language can help us question assumptions that feel obvious in our own.

@nini_incrypto_ nini
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Diagrams, a tablet and luminous blue patterns

@vincentweisser Vincent Weisser
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Muse becomes a little home-control companion

@dtrinh Danny Trinh
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A demo with a fingertip and simulated on-screen relief

@SamuelBeek sam
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Full-size boat hulls printed with robotic arms

@IlirAliu_ Ilir Aliu
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Imagining your future self as a prompt to get started

Imagining yourself in the situation you aspire to can help motivate action. The idea is linked to behaving as though someone were documenting your life, an approach attributed to Joe Rogan.

@DeepPsycho_HQ Deep Psychology
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Kindergarten PE in China

@Rainmaker1973 Massimo
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AlphaGen tested on flames and translucent objects

@onihachi Michiyoshi Shirota
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A new golden age for VR, if AI makes adaptation easier

AI could make games easier to adapt across hardware, opening a new golden age for virtual reality. There is also a wish for Apple to deliver an outstanding Vision Pro 2.

@AutismCapital Autism Capital 🧩
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Waking between 5am and 7am can make mornings feel magical

Waking between 5am and 7am can leave time to get a great deal done by 1pm. Those extra morning hours can feel almost like alchemy.

@Jayyanginspires Jay Yang
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Root Finder and school biology beyond flat pictures

@RyanSael Ryan Sael
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Letting go of the belief that it has to be hard

A small shift in perspective: letting go of the belief that things necessarily have to be hard.

@lunenth lun
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SI rather than AI

The proposal is to replace the label AI with SI, which is considered better. The short post does not explain what the new initials mean.

@elonmusk Elon Musk
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A video described as a rollable Samsung phone

@btc5887899 花卷
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Muse integrated into smart glasses with a Mac

@redp314 Paolo Rosson
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A Fourier series film with every frame made in code

@dhruvalgolakiya Dhruval
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Attention shapes the course of a life

In this reflection, attention shapes fate: willpower cannot compensate for compromised attention, and guarding what enters consciousness means protecting life itself.

@DylanoA4 Dylan O'Sullivan
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AI creativity between dreams and a ghetto fabulous aesthetic

@FunkButcher Funk Butcher