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@arakharazian tweeted on 2026-06-03 that “open source is UP,” noting that three model service platforms were included on Ramp's “Leading Indicators” list and linking to ramp.com/leading-indicators/.

Anita Kirkovska reshared Nicky’s AI-Search-Optimization-Skill.md (2026-06-04), describing it as a guide that teaches agents to research, write GEO/AEO listicles, include real citations, run quality checks and produce non–AI-slop drafts.

Author @ancerj cites a Financial Times figure that private schools in England lost 20,000 pupils in the first full year of VAT on fees and links that disruption to broader shifts: collapsing high-end countryside real estate, rising energy costs and taxes, and a predicted decade-long window of buying opportunities for Americans seeking Airbnb vacation homes.

@amypretzel is staging an exhibit of AI-designed objects in a museum during SF Design Week, opening Wednesday, June 3, 2026 (tweet posted May 29, 2026).

Author @amypretzel published a lone link to luma.com/nqkyxczb on Twitter/X on May 29, 2026.

Where Design Begins opens June 3 at Vizcom's Makerspace during SF Design Week; the exhibition spotlights designers using Vizcom to close the gap between imagination and reality.

@EmilyLonetto invites attendees of @sfdesignweek to Vizcom’s first open exhibition, opening tonight (June 4, 2026).

@AmirF15336 expresses pride and strong bullishness about collaborating with Nova.

Nova Global (via @kokoxsu/@novaholdings) announces Founder Profiles, a video series it bills as the "most complete library" of founder biographies.

Shen Yun returns to Toronto's Four Seasons Centre for the Performing Arts June 25–28, 2026; the post urges followers to 'Secure your seats' via sypa.us/tickets, points to the company's site (shenyun.com) for more information, and features a promotional video.

Alex Ocheema caught up with local AI figure Ahmad Osman (@TheAhmadOsman) in Palo Alto on May 14, 2026, calling him a "local AI legend" and "one of the most sincere, passionate people I know." Ocheema concludes that "local AI is in good hands," expressing strong personal confidence in Osman's role.

Alex Atallah urged "let a thousand models bloom!" in a 2026-05-25 post that links to OpenRouter's rankings (openrouter.ai/rankings#market).

cuysheffield highlights a chart—sourced from Alex Atallah—that he says is critical to watch over the next 12 months, predicting acceleration as model orchestration for agents improves.

Anthropic published a security guide (called out by @alex_prompter on June 4, 2026) that essentially instructs operators to stop trusting their AI agents.

The tweet from @0xSero (June 5, 2026) is a brief, urgent call-to-action for NVIDIA RTX Pro 6000 owners that points to a ChatGPT share (chatgpt.com/share/6a2361d8-f…).

Dark Pool coins on the Octra chain, announced June 3, 2026 by @labzdotlol, claim to erase the line between public markets and encrypted pools.

DannieHerz publicly congratulated @saranormous on 2026-05-27, praising Sarah's constant presence—"everywhere at once"—and saying she "shows up in a superhuman way" for every team she backs.

Yasmin Razavi is singled out by Twitter user @brexton as 'one of the GOATs' and a personal favorite to learn from in a May 27, 2026 post.

Brian Lovin invites people to a June 24, 2026 meetup with the Notion and Anthropic design teams for an evening of pizza, drinks, and "courtroom justice." He provides a registration link (luma.com/77nyyvwh) and, citing last year's Config event, warns the meetup will likely be packed and recommends signing up early.

Airtable's EDUser Group roundtable on May 28 at 11:00 AM PT will showcase how higher‑education builders use Claude (referenced as @claudeai) integrated with Airtable to achieve real‑time time savings.

Airtable is advertising an event showcasing Airtable AI capabilities to auto-generate agendas, surface deep attendee insights, and scale operations without duplicating work.

Airtable is promoting a move from Q&A prompts to autonomous agents and is hosting a virtual Airtable AI User Group (posted May 28, 2026) with Airtable Partner Jen Rudd.

Airtable is bringing BuilderBase to Chicago on June 4 (2:30–6:00 PM) at Chicago Winery, 739 N Clark Street to teach teams how to streamline workflows with generative AI.

Airtable is hosting a June 11 event where Airtable experts will show how to move past manual overhead & build the automated foundation for AI agents in Airtable; register at airtableevents.com/dashboard.

Airtable’s June 1, 2026 report, drawn from 1,001 organizations, categorizes organizations as 'AI adopters' versus 'AI operators' based on their use of AI agents and identifies the characteristics that

Airtable’s Field CTO Jan Sassmannshausen and Kapaya AG’s Benjamin Rindlisbacher will present an event (tweet published June 3, 2026) showing how Managed Apps on Airtable let enterprise teams balance g

@AIFrontliner posted on 2026-06-02 a one-line prompt linking to arXiv:2605.31593 (arxiv.org/abs/2605.31593) with the message "Read the paper here:".

RSI is presented by @Afinetheorem as the single most important concept for understanding the next decade; the author acknowledges disagreement but insists the arguments deserve serious attention.

User @adxtyahq endorses MIT 6.S191, saying they've used the course for years and recommended it to most of their friends.

The author (@0xSero) claims top-ten expertise in residential self-hosting and says they've "pretty much done everything there is to do." They list practical experience with Intel, AMD, Apple, Spark, NVIDIA 3090s and AMD 6000s, highlight cooling and power-management skills, and question the value of their home model-training obsession.

@0xd1namit posted a single-line tweet on 2026-05-29 that links to a Polymarket event (polymarket.com/event/trump-o…).

Polymarket sharps: the author cites @Poly_Helper stats showing the top 50 'No' holders have $8M all-time PnL and says a prior, similar market was later clarified by Polymarket to 'No', so smart money is leaning 'No'.

Trader @0xd1namit tweeted on 2026-06-02 that a current fill price of 99.1c on Polymarket represents roughly 150% APY, calling it an opportunity to 'take some free money.' He praises the platform's clarification but urges a rewrite of market rules to avoid repeat problems and dismisses critics as inevitable.

0xd1namit (2026-06-02) endorses Car (@CarOnPolymarket)'s write-up, quoting "100% agree with all takes here" and telling anyone "fud[ding] Polymarket today" to read it.

The Hive World Cup returns starting June 12 with $10,000 in prizes, a new format, and free entry.

Simon Willison (@simonw) posted on Twitter/X on 2026-05-29 linking to original source material located at simonwillison.net/2026/May/2….

Simon Willison posted an extended edit of a quoted exchange that reveals a following fragment in which Andrew Macdonald calls the trade "harder to justify." The tweet links to the full, unedited transcript at gist.github.com/simonw/59096… and was shared on X (Twitter) on 2026-05-29.

@emollick announces Co-Existence, a book due October 20 about living and working with AIs that are "sometimes (but not always) smarter than we are." The post invites readers to pre-order at co-existen

Sihyun Yu released VSTAT (2026-06-03), a benchmark for visual state tracking that tests MLLMs on simple video tasks — counting cups, reading typed words, and counting page flips — which humans handle easily but models do not.

Tesla_AI invites CVPR attendees to its booth for hands-on demos — neural video generation with a sim drive, selfies with @Tesla_Optimus, and real FSD test drives across Tesla models.

DataDIVER is a new method described in a preprint from Google DeepMind Neuroscience Lab and collaborators that aims to automatically discover concise computational models from data, surface mechanistic hypotheses, and produce clear, testable experimental predictions; the preprint was announced on Twitter/X by @kevinjmiller10 on 2026-06-03.

Coinbase launched pre-IPO perpetual contracts on 2026-06-04, debuting with SpaceX as the platform's first listing.

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