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Quite profound
I WISH someone had explained this to me when I was younger Christian.
Every commandment in the Bible and everything it calls a *sin* is actually a *warning* from God not to hurt yourself.
In other words, as it has been said before… When God says DON’T, what He's really saying is: DON’T hurt yourself.
Let me give you several examples.
Sex before marriage - It is a scientific fact that sex creates a neurochemical bond with another person, not just physically but emotionally.
In other words, sex is not just the union of two bodies, but of two souls. So when God says DON’T, he’s saying: you don’t want to be bonded like that to somebody you barely know.
Lying - When you lie, you eventually destroy the trust other people have in you. And the problem with lying is that one lie often requires another to cover it up, until eventually, you've built an entire life around pretending to be someone you're not.
Envy - Envy is resenting God’s goodness in someone else’s life while ignoring God’s goodness in your life. Instead of living a life of gratitude and joy, you live one of bitterness and anger.
Pride - Pride makes a person care more about BEING right… than making a relationship RIGHT. And you become incapable of learning, apologizing, or growing.
Gossip - Gossip destroys relationships… and if someone is gossiping TO YOU about other people, chances are they're also gossiping ABOUT YOU to other people behind your back.
Unforgiveness - This one is tough because you’re already hurt with something. But when you refuse to forgive, unforgiveness makes YOU a prisoner of your past, and a slave to bitterness, resentment, and pain. God says “don’t.”
Greed - Greed makes you believe a lie that if you only had “more” then you’d be happy. Not true. You’ll be miserable.
Lust - We live a culture saturated with lust. It always destroys your ability to experience true intimacy with another person. This is why our culture is terrible at marriage, intimacy, and relationships.
Here’s the point.
Deuteronomy 10:12 (NIV) says “Observe the LORD's commands and decrees that I am giving you today … for your own good."
When God forbids something, it’s not because he hates you and he’s trying to rob something from you.
It’s because he loves you and he’s trying to protect you.
When He says DON’T, He's not trying to keep you from enjoying life.
He's teaching you how to truly live it.
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Dan Kimani retweeted
RAM is the new bottleneck. Every Node.js process is fighting for memory: containers, serverless, cloud bills, k8s limits. And here's the maddening part: V8 can use half the memory with one flag, and almost nobody turns it on.
Dan Kimani retweeted
MiniMax M3.1 Flash: Space Performance + Bunny Speed
🚀🐰 Yes, Space Bunny - which has topped global leaderboards with 200T+ tokens - was an earlier version of M3.1 Flash.
💰Redefining the performance economics of agentic AI. M3.1 Flash achieves frontier-level intelligence across key tasks such as Cowork (Automation-Bench: 62%; ALE: 30%), Coding (DeepSWE: 74%) and Visual Reasoning (BabyVision: 91%), at 1/3 the cost of M3 and 3x the speed.
API pricing (flat rate): $0.15 / $0.60 per 1M input/output tokens, with cache reads at $0.015 / 1M tokens.
Model weights will arrive on Oct 23.
API: platform.minimax.io
M Plan: minimax.io/m-plan
MiniMax Code for desktop: agent.minimax.io/download
My Dell Inspiron 16 7610 on Ubuntu 26.04 (Recently upgraded from 24.04) has never suspended when I close the lid. Not once in 5 years.
It was two bugs stacked on top of each other, neither one what I assumed
Triaged with @deepseek_ai 🧵
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Fix 1: options nvidia NVreg_PreserveVideoMemoryAllocations=0 — kills the failing VRAM handshake.
But it still burned 14% battery in 51 min (~8W). Cause #2: intel_idle.max_cstate=1, pinning the CPU at C1.
Removed it → ~0.65W. Five years.
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In this age of AI, debugging hefty bugs has become almost too easy.
Something that had quietly failed on this laptop for 5 straight years got nailed in about 5 minutes of triage.
@deepseek_ai deepseek-flash in Claude Code. Wild.
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I finally can use my long term forgotten MiniPC again with @OmarchyLinux. A small @Hi_MINISFORUM S100-WLP with Intel N100, 8GB RAM & 256GB SSD now running smooth than I've ever seen before. Used to be laggy with Windows 11 with just one Chrome tab playing a 2K YouTube video
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Dan Kimani retweeted
🌴Announcing TanStack Table V9🌴
Now Stable!
After more than two years of development, TanStack Table V9 lays a new foundation for years to come, with a tree-shakable plugin architecture, state management powered by TanStack Store, new features, major performance improvements, hundreds of bug fixes, and more.
Dan Kimani retweeted
✨🇨🇳 These are next-generation smart blackboards in classrooms across China.
While the US debates how to address homelessness, China channels public resources into education — investing in the next generation instead of wars.
When tax money flows to people and their future, it lays the groundwork for long-term progress.
Tested @deepseek_ai today with a few bucks and the quality + efficiency is unreal. 🤯
Ran a massive @rustlang session via @AnthropicAI Claude CLI:
- 48M tokens consumed
- $1.60 total API cost
The 1M context window at this price point is a total game changer for deep coding.
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Here's my current stack
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Models:
1. GPT-5.4 - Research + Programming + Parchi + OC
2. Kimi-K2.5 - Frontend Dev + Computer Use + Parchi
3. Opus-4.6 - Writing + Review GPT + Fallback
4. Gemini-3.1-Pro - Writing + Research + Reviews
5. Secret Model - Very fast + Devops + Cheap
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Harnesses:
1. Codex - It's the highest value play rn
2. Droid - Best multi-model harness & missions
3. Parchi - Browser use (I genuinely think this is the best one on the market)
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Apps:
1. Codex / Opencode - Kitty and OC for OSS models
2. KittyLitter - Mobile Codex access
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Terminals & IDEs:
1. Cmux - When I need to read while I prooompt
2. Zed - When I want to read the code
3. Ghostty - GOAT simple terminal
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Browser:
1. Brave - I am open to Helium if u wanna tell me what makes it better
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Infra:
1. Tailscale - Securely linking all your devices
2. VibeProxy - Use your subscriptions anywhere
3. Amphetamine - Keep computer awake 24/7
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Quality of life:
1. Superwhisper - AI voice transcription
2. Raycast - Clipboard / Calculator / shortcuts
3. OBS - I record a lot of stuff and don't pay :p
Dan Kimani retweeted
Double the Density. Half the Memory (with James Snell) xitter.gq/i/broadcasts/1nGnRYRyv…
Dan Kimani retweeted
Rich clients ask:
- What’s included?
- What’s the process?
- How fast can we ship?
- What does success look like?
Poor clients ask:
- How do you justify this?
- Break it down hourly
- That’s way too high
- Others told me lower
That’s not curiosity, that’s resistance.
Dan Kimani retweeted
If you are struggling with ACNE,
Stop listening to mainstream advice.
They will mislead you to sell you drugs, injections, creams, soaps, lotions and towels.
Read this thread and have an acne-free face.
#FoodFriday
Dan Kimani retweeted
We just hit 4 Billion Downloads for @Tan_Stack! 📈
Dan Kimani retweeted
Major open source wins this year:
- DeepSeek cracked cheap long context for LLMs
- Qwen dropped the best vision model in the world
- Llama 4 Scout arrived with a 10M context window
- Minimax M2 delivered sonnet 4.5-level performance at 8% of its price
- GLM 4.6 brought a 200k token context window and performs with Sonnet 4
- Kimi k2 thinking outperformed GPT-5 and Claude 4.5 Sonnet on several benchmarks while being 10x cheaper than GPT-5 and 20x cheaper than Sonnet 4.5
The gap between closed and open-source AI is closing fast.
Dan Kimani retweeted
for every closed model, there's an open source alternative
sonnet 4.5 → glm 4.6 / minimax m2
grok code fast → gpt-oss 120b / qwen 3 coder
gpt 5 → kimi k2 / kimi k2 thinking
gemini 2.5 flash → qwen 2.5 image
gemini 2.5 pro → qwen3-235-a22b
sonnet 4 → qwen 3 coder
