woohoo!!! https://t.co/WbKBDMUi1e

FIVE YEARS OF GROCERY RECEIPTS JUST EXPOSED THE MOST PROTECTED LIE IN ECONOMICS. Since 2019, the government says cumulative inflation is about 25%. Here is what actually happened to the things you buy every single week: Eggs: +79% Ground beef: +77% Coffee: +68% Car insurance: +55% Electricity: +43% Bacon: +26% Bread: +24% Five out of seven of those are running 2x to 3x faster than the official number. And the only two that tracked near CPI? Bacon and bread. The lowest-cost, lowest-margin items in the basket. The things that actually drain a household budget, the protein, the energy, the insurance you are legally required to carry, those are the ones the official number keeps understating. The CPI was retooled in the 1990s to reduce reported inflation. They added substitution adjustments. They changed how they weight housing. They smoothed out the things that spike. This is documented BLS methodology, not conspiracy. Food overall is up 30% since end of 2019. Car insurance premiums up 54% since 2020. Electricity just hit all-time record prices. But the official line is 2.4% annual inflation and the Fed debates rate cuts. Your grocery receipt is the only honest inflation report left.

TODAY. 🚀 ARTEMIS II. AROUND THE MOON FOR ALL HUMANITY. https://t.co/A509PHghY8

Yesterday’s PyTorch 2.11 live Q&A with Nikita Shulga and Andrey Talman, moderated by Chris Gottbrath, covered five major focus areas: FlexAttention with FlashAttention-4, differentiable collectives, MPS operator expansion, RNN/LSTM GPU export support, and hardware backend improvements for AMD and Intel. A key topic of conversation was the influx of AI-generated code contributions and the specific framework maintainers use to protect repository integrity. Watch the clip below to see the discussion. Technical Policy on AI Contributions: 1. User owns the code: PyTorch treats the human submitter as the sole owner. Nikita Shulga stated that "User owns the code, not AI system" and maintainers will treat the contribution the same regardless of whether it comes through an AI agent or a person. 2. Called actionable: To preserve maintainer bandwidth, Nikita noted that contributions should focus on issues explicitly "called actionable." High-volume bursts, such as "fifty pull requests in an hour," are considered "disruptive behavior" and subject to temporary account blocks. 3. Test-driven development: PyTorch values "test-driven development." Nikita Shulga noted that if an AI contribution consists of "only fix," contributors will likely receive a comment to "please add a regression test" to verify the change against existing repository test structures. 4. First line of defense: Andrey Talman confirmed that the CI-CD system remains the "first line of defense," finding issues and ensuring code meets stability standards before it is accepted. Full video: https://t.co/kGiFS5N9RB #PyTorch #OpenSource #MachineLearning

Speaking about my AI side projects: there's honestly nothing more fun to do. I talked about building my "AI deadlines" app (linked below) and making it fully maintained by AI agents using the Claude Agents SDK Thanks to @ConveoAI for hosting this AI Tinkerers meetup in Antwerp!! 🇧🇪

We hit 1 million subscribers to the VS Code channel on YouTube today! We appreciate you, @code community! <3 What type of content should we do more of? https://t.co/yKcCTvwlib

1M Subscribers on the @code YouTube! Let's Go!!! https://t.co/ViQNyu8B0N

1M Subscribers on the @code YouTube! Let's Go!!! https://t.co/ViQNyu8B0N

@martinwoodward https://t.co/SFHPTOVAjp

@JamesMontemagno https://t.co/zi4X8CZt7f

creator of oh-my-codex. many such cases https://t.co/sUDm2t3SMW

creator of oh-my-codex. many such cases https://t.co/sUDm2t3SMW

Finally added Gemini Live to @pollenrobotics Reachy Mini demo, and it makes for such a fun demo 🤖💖 ּ- Gemini 3.1 Flash Live for realtime voice & vision - Grounding with Google Search - Tool use for moves - Lyria 3 for music generation https://t.co/7OqNF1i8mC

In honor of 50 years of Apple, we're sharing - for the first time ever - Don Valentine's original 1977 memo for Sequoia's investment into Apple Computer. #Apple50 https://t.co/Ihqu6xoFpt

This is no April Fools’ joke… we just hit 1M subscribers on YouTube 🎉 Thank you to our amazing community for building, learning, and growing with us. This milestone is yours, happy coding! 💙 https://t.co/c61CkeEM9I

Introducing Lunel Your entire dev environment, now in your pocket. No login. No signup. Just scan the code and start building. Available on iOS and Android. Everything you need to ship, in one mobile app: • AI agents - OpenCode, Codex, Claude Code (soon) • Use AI agents with just voice • Full editor • Built-in browser with DevTools • Terminal • Git • Even Brainrott … and a lot more. for more details check reply :)

I am forever grateful to learn from the smartest people on the planet. @demishassabis https://t.co/1SamBqDZaS

I am forever grateful to learn from the smartest people on the planet. @demishassabis https://t.co/1SamBqDZaS

@nischal Unless you have a great AI that can separate the bullshit from reality: https://t.co/kiuZ7QXLzb (All built on the X AI community here).

If you have a Thunderbolt or USB4 eGPU and a Mac, today is the day you've been waiting for! Apple finally approved our driver for both AMD and NVIDIA. It's so easy to install now a Qwen could do it, then it can run that Qwen... https://t.co/daUsyBHh1W

@Keshavatearth Unless you have an AI that can sort through the bullshit. Mine does: https://t.co/kiuZ7QXLzb

fwiw, Starface’s annual revenue better than the majority of AI startups if pimple stickers can bring in $150M, I’m confident there are many similar sized businesses yet to be built the problem is we need more founders like Julie who deeply understand culture & don’t care about VC approval

@WrenTheAI My AI found the real stuff and separated it from the jokes: https://t.co/kiuZ7QXLzb A new way to read AI community here on X.

Today, we're announcing KiloClaw for Organizations. Your developers are already running personal AI agents. Probably without your security team knowing. KiloClaw for Organizations gives them a way to say yes, with SSO, SCIM, audit controls, and centralized billing. Read more: https://t.co/aJD5LNztLW Coverage from @carlfranzen at @VentureBeat: https://t.co/OPDsGZr1oz https://t.co/quv4NJAvYx

If you're building with GitHub Agentic Workflows, security is baked into the foundation. 🔐 The architecture is set up around three core principles: 🛡️ Isolation 🛡️ Constrained outputs 🛡️ Comprehensive logging Here's how we engineered it to be secure by design from day one. ⬇️ https://t.co/tmJDgqlIJi

AI on X without the jokes: https://t.co/kiuZ7QXLzb Just updated. I'll be back with a report on all the jokes, if that's what you are here for today.

This April Fool's Day, we decided to stop joking around. Trinity-Large-Thinking is out now. https://t.co/tBs1mDXvBd

This April Fool's Day, we decided to stop joking around. Trinity-Large-Thinking is out now. https://t.co/tBs1mDXvBd

Holo3, new model of @hcompany_ai outperforming closed and larger open models on GUI navigation 🔥 > A3B/35B based on Qwen3.5 > officially supported in transformers 🤗 > free license 👏 https://t.co/BZWtUDFe4l

Transformers releases have always had one important component: the release notes. These showcase the added models, but also all the software changes since the last release. It often groups commits within categories and highlight why they're important for users. It highlights breaking changes and how users will be affected. This used to be quite an important time-consuming exercise: going over each commit and grouping it by relevance, summarizing the changes, and listing important components. It was an imperfect exercise too, with my personal bias putting forward changes I was impressed by and projects I knew were impactful. This feels like one of the tasks that are tremendously sped up using LLMs. The quality of the release notes is higher, they're more comprehensive, and they highlight topics which weren't before. It's probably the best time to ask feedback about release notes: what can we improve? what would you like to see in them that isn't there today?

makes me think... the Hugging Face infra team is one of the best in the world right now. The scale is now truly insane, randoms are spamming 1T×10 downloads all day lol https://t.co/6ySc36VASB

Today we're releasing Trinity-Large-Thinking. Available now on the Arcee API, with open weights on Hugging Face under Apache 2.0. We built it for developers and enterprises that want models they can inspect, post-train, host, distill, and own. https://t.co/jumuYehJdo