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estragos fudidos da américa, país onde os cara compra big mac no totem digital mas pra votar escreve no papiro e amarra no pé do corvo
Bruno retweeted
quando a hayley começar a cantar glum e eu chorar copiosamente pq eu sei sim como é se sentir tao sozinha a ponto de implodir
Eles sao mt fofos
Kim Taehyung é um artista tão impressionante.
Ele simplesmente bugou o público brasileiro com nossa própria cultura kkkk
A demora pela resposta dos fãs ontem na hora do … EEEEEEEEU SOU BRASILEIRO, se deu pq ficaram em dúvida se era esta canção ou …
Eeeeu , parado no bailão
Ela com o popozão
E o popozão no chão
E o popozão no chão 🤭🤭🤭🤭
Não aguento mais acompanhar a demanda tecnológica
Tô exausto, não é meme. Já goste, hj é pra pagar as contas.
Só o medo de ficar fora do mercado que me mantém alinhado as novidades.
HOLY: Anthropic's Claude Code engineer Addy Osmani is warning about a brutal AI paradox: the more coding you hand to agents, the more you risk losing the very skills needed to supervise them.
He calls it "cognitive surrender." AI-generated code looks pristine, tests pass, and engineers start approving work they no longer understand.
Anthropic's own research warns: "supervising Claude requires the very coding skills that may atrophy from AI overuse."
Osmani makes a striking observation: "When you're producing more than you can stand behind, you're no longer reviewing. You're hoping."
Let me get this straight…
Sam Altman founded OpenAI as a nonprofit. Open source. For everyone. “To benefit humanity.”
Then he raised billions of dollars.
Then he closed the source code.
Then he converted to for-profit.
Then he scraped the entire internet without asking anyone.
Then he used YOUR writing YOUR art YOUR code to train his models.
Now he’s saying “bad things need to happen for AI to move forward.”
He stole all of your data. He built the product with your work. And now he’s unleashing consequences from the technology that NO ONE asked for.
Corporate greed has reached an all time high, and they’re not even hiding it anymore…


























