Henry Lewkowicz @Summarizer

Anthropic engineers just showed how they build a full app from scratch, using a loop of agents 40 minutes from the team behind Claude Code they used three agents: one to plan, one to build, one to judge, cycling until the app actually works the winners won't have the smartest model, they'll have the best loop watch it, then read the full guide on how to actually use loops below

Anatoli Kopadze @AnatoliKopadze

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The Gaza so called journalists are the fraudulent “heroes” so many believed without questions. Gazology 101

Ahmed Fouad Alkhatib @afalkhatib

a day ago

A growing number of Gaza’s so‑called “journalists” (quite a few of whom are in fact militants with extensive evidence tying them to armed groups), “activists,” and online humanitarians are finally revealing the extent of their fraudulent work and corrupt narratives. As Gazans

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Dear @realDonaldTrump If Iran did not want Hezbollah to fire at Israel. Hezbollah would not fire. Iran signs deal. Tells Hezbollah to attack Israel responds Iran claims ceasefire broken. U.S. pressures Israel Israel gets blame Iran wins more concessions STOP BEING STUPID!

Noteworthy ❗

Jake Wallis Simons @JakeWSimons

2 days ago

🚨 The key to understanding Trump’s betrayal on Iran is his venality and corruption. Think about it. This is a man who slashed tariffs on the Swiss after they literally presented him with a gold bar (Google it). This is a man who slashed tariffs on Vietnam after they approved a

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Only if you retract your decision and avoid a final agreement with Iran will there be any possibility of repair.

Broader point: Israel has wanted peace "too much" and absorbed endless aggression but will not commit national suicide via a one-state solution that ends Jewish self-determination. The real question is when Palestinians truly wanted peace with a Jewish state.

ד״ר עינת וילף Dr. Einat Wilf @EinatWilf

4 days ago

Oxford debate is done! Kudos to the amazing team of @emilykschrader @HenMazzig @AviMayer More impressions later, but for now - here is the text of my talk in opposition to the proposition "This House Believes Israel Never Truly Wanted Peace with Palestine": Israel wanted peace.

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Oxford debate is done! Kudos to the amazing team of @emilykschrader @HenMazzig @AviMayer More impressions later, but for now - here is the text of my talk in opposition to the proposition "This House Believes Israel Never Truly Wanted Peace with Palestine": Israel wanted peace. Truly. Repeatedly. And yet, from the minute the United Nations voted for the Partition Plan in 1947, we have been under attack. The Arabs threatened to use force to prevent the establishment of a Jewish state on any part of our homeland, and they proceeded to make good on that threat. And what did that Partition Plan call for anyway? Was it some grave injustice to the Arabs? No. Most of the fertile land was to go to what would have become the Palestinian Arab state, while the Jewish state would be relegated to three pieces of barely contiguous, mostly arid non-arable territory. And yet, the Jews said yes. But the Arabs said no. First the Palestinian Arab militias attacked and then in May 1948, every Arab nation surrounding us and beyond invaded. And this is the only reason why there were ever any refugees from that war. The only reason. Israel managed to survive the 1948 Arab war, and we would have been happy to just live in peace. Remember, at the end of the 1948 war, Jordan annexed the West Bank and Egypt administered Gaza. There was nothing – absolutely nothing - to prevent them from creating one more Arab state on these territories for the Palestinians. They did not. Instead, they chose to continue the war against Israel, which is how Israel came to control the West Bank and Gaza. It was not in some aggressive land grab. It was after multiple Arab armies surrounded us - again - and in May 1967, announced: “This is our chance Arabs, to deal Israel a mortal blow of annihilation . . .” Israel won that war in six days, but even then, we offered peace, making it, as Abba Eban (of Cambridge, much better I believe, I went there too…) wryly observed “the first war in history that on the morrow the victors sued for peace and the vanquished called for unconditional surrender." And, what was the Arab and Palestinian response to Israel offering peace? "No to peace with Israel, no to recognition of Israel, no to negotiations". But we still hoped for peace. So, we entered the Oslo Peace process in 1993. And in September 2000, just when many Israelis, including me, truly believed that a two-state solution was close, Palestinians launched the Second Intifada escalating into a brutal campaign of suicide bombings that left over 1000 Israelis shred to bloody pieces with thousands more maimed for life. Yet, through all that, when in December 2000, President Bill Clinton put a peace deal on the table that would have given the Palestinians all of Gaza, 96% of the West Bank with comparable land swaps from within Israel, no settlements, safe passage between the two territories, most of the Old City, Arab East Jerusalem for a capital and an international force replacing the IDF on the West Bank - it was Israel that said yes. There was no excuse for the Palestinians not to take this deal. None. But the Palestinians, led by Yasser Arafat, walked away, choosing instead to continue blowing us up through suicide bombings. Ultimately this led to the construction of the security barrier, checkpoints, roadblocks in the West Bank which thankfully brought, for a while, an end to this reign of bloody terror. You would think we would get the message, but in 2008 it was Israel, through Prime Minister Olmert, who made yet another peace offer, A near-total Israeli withdrawal from the West Bank, with close to 100% land swaps; No settlements, A link to the Gaza Strip; Arab East Jerusalem as capital of Palestine. Israel would have given up sovereignty over all of the Old City – including the single holiest site to the Jewish people, The Temple Mount, which would be overseen by an international trusteeship. Again, there was no excuse for the Palestinians not to accept it. None. But under President Abbas, the Palestinians walked away from that, too. Israel even disengaged from Gaza in 2005, removing all settlements, allowing ourselves to believe that the elected government of Hamas wanted to focus on improving their people’s lives, instead of destroying ours. We were so desperate to believe this that we ignored all the red flags, allowing numerous Gazans to enter Israel to work, study and get specialized medical care. But all this emphasis on economic development and work permits was part of a carefully built deception, as Hamas leaders later boasted, to lull Israelis into thinking they really were going to mind their own business and live calmly next to us – while they were planning something very very different. On Oct 7, 2023 3000 trained and armed Palestinians invaded Israel from Gaza. Much of the intelligence they relied on came from the very Palestinians we allowed into Israel on work and study and medical permits. They massacred. They pillaged. They engaged in acts of gleeful sadistic brutality which I still lack the heart or the stomach to describe. They took 251 hostages – elderly men and women, mothers, fathers, children, babies. And it was not just trained militants, thousands of so-called “Ordinary ‘innocent’ civilian Palestinians” joined enthusiastically in the frenzy of manic violence, committing horrific acts of brutality. And when the IDF went into Gaza, as they had to, to ensure that the Palestinians could never again do this to us, they found a completely weaponized landscape: Tunnels running under and opening into every house, mosque, hospital, and school. A land filled with booby traps making it impossible for us to fight without doing enormous damage to Gaza. And Hamas, who remained hidden in tunnels and in civilian clothing, designed it this way. This is what we were facing. So do not dare look at us and propose that “Israel Never Truly Wanted Peace with Palestine”. If anything, we wanted it too much. We made offer after offer of peace. We absorbed endless aggression. But we are not going to let ourselves be annihilated to convince you that we want peace. And we will certainly not accept peace on any terms. Some of you demand a one state solution and pretend that two peoples, connected to the same land but with distinct religions, values, cultures, languages and histories, who have never lived in peace, will magically exist in peace and harmony if only they live in one state. And frankly, far too often this call for a one state solution is not naive or delusional but a carefully calculated attempt to rob Jews of their right to self-determination to be a free people in our own land. In this, we are no fools. We have a millennia long history of being persecuted and subjugated by one people after another, and we are not about to give up our one and only state to go back to being at the mercy of others. We do want peace and we are willing to go far to make it happen, but we will not give up our state for it. So now, it is your turn, Palestinians, to answer the question that somehow no university seems to debate – When did you ever truly want peace with the one Jewish state?

Karpathy just said the people who don't use LLMs are already losing he spent 4 minutes explaining why smart people are still going to fall behind not only the people who refuse AI, but also those who think signing up for Claude counts as using it typing a prompt and reading what comes back isn't the skill, anyone can do that the real shift is going from asking AI things to building something that runs without you that's exactly why I wrote an article on Claude features most people don't even know exist read the article below and you'll already be ahead of 99% of people

Anatoli Kopadze @AnatoliKopadze

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Dangerously despotic, anti-democratic, and dishonest individual who happens to steer Canada into abyss of poverty, police state while enriching himself without accountability to Canadians. Almost never in the House of Commons where Prime Ministers work. Better to feast on planes on taxpayers dime.

See the guy in the glasses and navy blue suit on the left? Mohammad Ghalibaf, Parliament speaker and Chief negotiator of the MoU that Vance praised as “not radicalised” like the last He’s literally holding a burning American flag and shouting “Death to America!”

WHY PRESIDENT TRUMP NEGOTIATED THE MOU. I have been flooded with questions from the media and supporters including my own children about this question here is my understanding in a nutshell: 1. President Trump has not flipped or abandoned Israel. His support for the Jewish State and the Jewish People is incontestable. I have published a list of what he has done in his first term and thus far in this term. 2. President Trump has decided that winning the November midterms and preventing the Dems from taking control of Congress is of paramount importance given the certainty that if this were to happen the opposition will seek to impeach him and derail his Administration’s foreign and domestic policies for the balance of his second term. That the Democratic Party has lost its collective mind is also incontestable. 3. Because American voters vote their pocketbooks and not security and foreign policy issues and are tired of wars, in order to have a chance to win the Midterms, President Trump needs to put the Iran War on pause for the time being, reduce inflation, lower energy and food prices, keep the stock markets booming, stabilize world markets etc. This is how he sees American interests at this time and I agree. 4. The MOU is only an agreement to negotiate and to maintain a ceasefire for the time being . President Trump has all the cards and can determine how much he is willing to ease the US stranglehold on Iran and its proxies. 5. President Trump excluded Israel from the MOU which either by design or default gives Israel a free hand to protect its vital national security interests in Lebanon, Syria and even Iran. 6. I don’t like the content of the MOU or the tone of certain statements from the WH defending it, but that’s politics in an election year. The bottom line is the relationship between Israel and the U.S. is strong and inviolable. Israel will protect its interests and so will the U.S. protect the American public, including U.S. 750,000 U.S. citizens in Israel. This is the only explanation that makes sense. I have faith in President Trump, Prime Minister Netanyahu and Almighty God. Have a restful Shabbat and a great weekend.

Here’s your reminder of how Hezbollah is “upholding the ceasefire” in the last couple of days: 💥 June 17th: 10:15 - 1 IED 10:57 - 2 Explosive UAVs 12:35 - 9 Rockets 12:37 - 2 Rockets 12:51 - 1 Missile 12:56 - 2 Rockets 13:04 - 6 Rockets 16:53 - 2 Rockets 17:31 - 3 Rockets 17:38 - 1 Rocket 18:24 - 2 Rockets 18:39 - 5 Rockets 18:50 - 5 Rockets 18:54 - 2 Rockets 19:12 - 5 Rockets 19:21 - 4 Rockets 19:37 - 3 Rockets 19:46 - 6 Rockets 20:56 - 6 Rockets 💥 June 18th: 01:00 - 5 terrorists approached forward defense line 06:57 - 1 Explosive UAV 07:28 - 1 Explosive UAV 08:16 - 2 Explosive UAVs 08:23 - 1 Explosive UAV 08:51 - IED explosion

The relationship between the U.S. and Israel is not transactional, it is a long and vital partnership, but the next time you hear the tired question of "What does the U.S. get for $3.8 Billion to Israel," answer simply - RETURNS. R – Research, Innovation, and the Combat Laboratory Access to one of the world's most active laboratories for military innovation, where new technologies, concepts, and operational methods are developed, tested, and refined under real combat conditions. Combined with one of the world's leading defense technology and startup ecosystems, this environment generates technological advancements, operational insights, and innovation that would be difficult, expensive, and in many cases impossible to replicate through peacetime experimentation, exercises, simulations, or war games. E – Economic Benefits American jobs and manufacturing supported through purchases of U.S.-made military equipment, while strengthening the U.S. defense industrial base through joint production, co-development, and missile defense cooperation for the benefit of the U.S. military and American national security. T – Technology Access to military technologies refined in combat, from active protection systems and missile defense to counter-drone capabilities, artificial intelligence, and other emerging technologies. U – Unique Understanding of Modern Warfare Battlefield lessons drawn from one of the world's most active conflict environments, providing insights into urban warfare, tunnel warfare, missile defense, drones, battlefield medicine, artificial intelligence, and modern combat. These lessons help the United States adapt and prepare without having to learn them first through American casualties, American mistakes, or American wars. R – Regional Stability Through Alliance A capable ally helping deter common adversaries and maintain stability in one of the world's most strategically important regions while remaining willing and able to fight alongside the United States when necessary. N – National Security Intelligence Intelligence that helps prevent attacks against Americans, American forces, and American interests while improving U.S. understanding of shared threats, adversaries, and emerging security challenges. S – Strategic Freedom to Focus on China Greater freedom for the United States to concentrate military, diplomatic, and economic resources on long-term competition with China in the Indo-Pacific while helping preserve a favorable balance of power in the Middle East.

John Spencer @SpencerGuard

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Crazy is not applicable. Idiotic is closer🤣💯

Amit Segal @AmitSegal

5 days ago

Another evening of Trump’s crazy remarks: 1. After months of explaining why Iran must not have missiles, he now explains that as long as other countries have them, Iran should have them too. 2. He thinks that al-Shaara should deal with Hezbollah because, unlike Israel, he

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Must be stopped ❗

wealthmoose @wealthmoose

5 days ago

🚨Gary Anandasangaree fled Sri Lanka 🇱🇰 He came to Canada because it was free 🇨🇦 Because it protected its people from government overreach. 📌 Because the state couldn’t monitor everything you said and did.📌 He found that freedom here. Built a life here. Got elected here.

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Must be stopped ❗

Mario Zelaya @mario4thenorth

6 days ago

🚨BREAKING NEWS: the Orwellian Surveillance state is officially coming to Canada. The Carney government just filed a motion to ram Bill C-22, the mass Canadian spy bill, through Parliament by the end of this week. Here’s their play: ✅ Amendments kept SECRET from the public

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🚨BREAKING NEWS: the Orwellian Surveillance state is officially coming to Canada. The Carney government just filed a motion to ram Bill C-22, the mass Canadian spy bill, through Parliament by the end of this week. Here’s their play: ✅ Amendments kept SECRET from the public before the vote ✅ Zero discussion on any remaining amendments ✅ Weeks of expert testimony from the Privacy Commissioner, lawyers, security companies, discarded ✅ Only 30 minutes of committee debate They want all the big tech companies to be forced into metadata retention, encryption backdoors, warrantless data sharing. Not to mention that they introduced Bill C-36, which strips the Privacy Commissioner’s role in private sector privacy regulation. The privacy regulator gutted on Monday. The surveillance bill rammed through on Tuesday. The amendments hidden from Canadians on Wednesday. Spying on us by next week? So this is what Carney means when he said doing things “at speeds not seen in generations?”

From Paula Stern A Strange Morning in Israel: We Woke Up Alone This morning in Israel feels strangely quiet. We woke up… alone. Trump says he still supports us, and on some level, I believe he does. He wants peace. That desire is commendable. But he has yet to learn the painful truth: peace for one is not always peace for another. The comfort? Whatever Washington decides, Israel remains a sovereign nation — never the 51st state, not now, not ever. Our future is ours to shape. Not Tehran’s. Not even Washington’s. Today, our sons — our flesh and blood — stand watch in Lebanon. They will remain there until the Lebanese finally do what they promised long ago: remove Hezbollah from the south and disarm the terrorists who keep attacking our northern families. Even after the agreement, the rockets continued. The world is celebrating a “peace” that we know will bring none. Trump, the ultimate businessman, seems to have been charmed by the familiar shuk mentality of this region. The Iranians aren’t freely opening the Straits — they’re demanding an “insurance fee.” Call it what it is: an old-fashioned protection racket. He proudly declared, “This historic agreement will bring peace and security to the entire region.” Nonsense. Beautiful, dangerous nonsense. And so Israel stands alone once more… and somehow, we smile. We weren’t invited to the party, so we are not bound by its terms. Trump called Netanyahu “a very difficult person.” You’re no great shakes yourself, sir. He also claimed that if Iran had nuclear weapons, Israel “wouldn’t have lasted even two hours.” At that, Israel simply smiles wider. Because the sun is shining on our beautiful land. We ate breakfast, went to work, and watched our children speak the ancient tongue of their ancestors. The olives on my tree are swelling (though I still hate them), and the land blooms with stubborn life. The ballistic missile restrictions were quietly forgotten. The Iranians who took to the streets, praying for the West to return their country to them, have been abandoned too. We are alone -as we have been for centuries. Alone when we left Egypt. Alone when we walked out of the ghettoes and the camps. But here is our eternal secret: the Jewish people are never truly alone. We have each other. The future does not rest in Trump’s hands. It rests in God’s. Whether or not America has pulled back, we know — with every beat of our hearts — that Hashem has not. To live with such faith may seem strange to others. To us, it is the greatest gift. Sign your papers. Open or close your straits. The future of Lebanon will not be decided in Tehran or Washington, but in Beirut and in Jerusalem. Jerusalem does not tremble at words from Tehran, nor at anything coming from Switzerland — the land that still holds the stolen wealth of murdered Jews. Today, the sky is almost cloudless. Our children are counting the days until summer vacation. And we remember: no matter how alone we feel, we are never truly alone. Our hearts ache for the people of Iran. They are the ones who have been truly abandoned. Am Yisrael Chai. We live. We endure. And we will thrive.

Canada keeps feeding this enabler of terrorists against all the evidence of UNRWA's culpability.

Hillel Neuer @HillelNeuer

5 days ago

UNRWA: We just fired 70 staff over terror ties. Canada : Here's another $100 million. jpost.com/middle-east/ar…

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The prime minister’s paramount job is to defend the country at virtually any cost, even a backlash from the United States. Read my latest Substack article here: open.substack.com/pub/claritywit…