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New release in the coming hours: /auto 1 agent will call claude code or codex cli or gemini cli or blackbox or any other based on the scope of the task where the agent that's the best on that specific scope will get called you can also fully customize newβ¦
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Why choose?
Claude Code + Codex CLI running together. Same task. Or split roles.
One builds, one reviews.
No limits. No picking sides. On BLACKBOX.
www.blackbox.ai
Claude Code + Codex CLI running together. Same task. Or split roles.
One builds, one reviews.
No limits. No picking sides. On BLACKBOX.
www.blackbox.ai
Daniel Davis is a retired US Army lieutenant colonel who served in Iraq and Afghanistan and later became known as one of the harshest critics of American military campaigns. He is regularly invited to broadcasts and quoted as an independent military analyst, especially when it comes to the risks of escalation.
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Chinese startup MindOn in Shenzhen dropped a demo of their βrobot brainβ.
Watch it autonomously water plants, open curtains, tidy rooms and carry packages & clean.
MindOnβs world model turns the Unitree G1 into an independent chore bot.
Watch it autonomously water plants, open curtains, tidy rooms and carry packages & clean.
MindOnβs world model turns the Unitree G1 into an independent chore bot.
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π¨π Global One SI - Prompt
At sunset tonight, Artemis II waits on the pad, ready to carry astronauts potentially farther than any humans have traveled in more than half a century. The next era of exploration begins.
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π¨ JUST IN: The astronauts are currently SUITING UP for the launch of Artemis II to the Moon, from Florida's Kennedy Space Center
HISTORIC!
HISTORIC!
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MIT students developed a magnetically controlled, shape shifting robot that can turn into anything.
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π¨π Global One SI - Prompt
π¨ JUST IN: The astronauts are currently SUITING UP for the launch of Artemis II to the Moon, from Florida's Kennedy Space Center HISTORIC!
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The Artemis II astronauts, now suited up for launch, are headed to the launch pad.
π¨π Global One SI - Prompt
The Artemis II astronauts, now suited up for launch, are headed to the launch pad.
In a few hours, four astronauts will leave Earth's orbit for the first time since 1972.
Artemis II isn't just a space mission. It's a $93 billion procurement pipeline.
The companies building this ecosystem are already public:
$RKLB - Builds satellite buses + operates launch infrastructure
$LUNR - Contracted to deliver payloads to the lunar surface
$ASTS - Testing direct-to-phone satellite comms that Artemis-era networks need
$PL - Earth observation data that feeds mission planning
The Artemis program exists because governments decided the Moon is infrastructure, not exploration.
That changes the entire investment thesis.
Artemis II isn't just a space mission. It's a $93 billion procurement pipeline.
The companies building this ecosystem are already public:
$RKLB - Builds satellite buses + operates launch infrastructure
$LUNR - Contracted to deliver payloads to the lunar surface
$ASTS - Testing direct-to-phone satellite comms that Artemis-era networks need
$PL - Earth observation data that feeds mission planning
The Artemis program exists because governments decided the Moon is infrastructure, not exploration.
That changes the entire investment thesis.
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π¨π Global One SI - Prompt
In a few hours, four astronauts will leave Earth's orbit for the first time since 1972. Artemis II isn't just a space mission. It's a $93 billion procurement pipeline. The companies building this ecosystem are already public: $RKLB - Builds satelliteβ¦
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NOW - Artemis II Moon crew head the the launch pad on a road filled with "crowds" and "lined with people."
π¨π Global One SI - Prompt
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I POINTED A NASA SATELLITE AT 6 COUNTRIES AND STARTED TRADING OFF FIRE COORDINATES.
$500 -> $7,778. 16 trades. 11 wins, 5 losses.
All on prediction markets. All on free data from space.
NASA publishes thermal anomalies from orbit. Every 6 hours. The VIIRS satellite scans the entire planet and logs every fire, explosion, missile strike. Coordinates, power in megawatts, timestamp.
This is for forestry rangers. They track fires in Montana. I track fires in Gaza.
6 regions. Simultaneously. Middle East, Ukraine/Russia, Taiwan Strait, Korean Peninsula, Israel/Gaza, Persian Gulf.
One API call per region - fire count over 24 hours in any rectangle on Earth.
The logic: 14-day rolling average. If today's fires are 3x the baseline - anomaly.
Ran 270 days blind. The bot didn't know dates, didn't read news. Just numbers.
Gaza, August 2023: 6 fires per day. Normal. October 7: 69. An 11x anomaly. The bot screamed hours before most people grasped the scale.
Kursk, summer 2024: zero fires for weeks. A quiet agricultural region. August 2: 16 fires. August 3: 21 fires, 94 megawatts. Heavy equipment. The official offensive began August 6. The bot saw it 4 days early.
Syria, November 2024: 76 fires. Then 81. Then 61. Three weeks before Assad fell.
One satellite - not enough. Added 9 more sources. OpenSky - military aircraft. USGS - seismic activity. VIX, gold, crypto, forex, fear & greed.
10 inputs. Claude analyzes everything and outputs: contract, price, edge, position size, BUY or SKIP.
Dynamic Kelly: 11x anomaly + 6 confirming sources = 50% of bankroll. A random 3x blip with one source = 3%. A false alarm cost $41. A real signal returned $470.
5 losses - one mistake. The bot kept buying Kursk after the region was on fire permanently. The anomaly became the new normal. The edge evaporated.
Anomaly detection works on the first spike. Not on the continuation.
News tells you what happened. Coordinates tell you what's about to.
$500 -> $7,778. 16 trades. 11 wins, 5 losses.
All on prediction markets. All on free data from space.
NASA publishes thermal anomalies from orbit. Every 6 hours. The VIIRS satellite scans the entire planet and logs every fire, explosion, missile strike. Coordinates, power in megawatts, timestamp.
This is for forestry rangers. They track fires in Montana. I track fires in Gaza.
6 regions. Simultaneously. Middle East, Ukraine/Russia, Taiwan Strait, Korean Peninsula, Israel/Gaza, Persian Gulf.
One API call per region - fire count over 24 hours in any rectangle on Earth.
The logic: 14-day rolling average. If today's fires are 3x the baseline - anomaly.
Ran 270 days blind. The bot didn't know dates, didn't read news. Just numbers.
Gaza, August 2023: 6 fires per day. Normal. October 7: 69. An 11x anomaly. The bot screamed hours before most people grasped the scale.
Kursk, summer 2024: zero fires for weeks. A quiet agricultural region. August 2: 16 fires. August 3: 21 fires, 94 megawatts. Heavy equipment. The official offensive began August 6. The bot saw it 4 days early.
Syria, November 2024: 76 fires. Then 81. Then 61. Three weeks before Assad fell.
One satellite - not enough. Added 9 more sources. OpenSky - military aircraft. USGS - seismic activity. VIX, gold, crypto, forex, fear & greed.
10 inputs. Claude analyzes everything and outputs: contract, price, edge, position size, BUY or SKIP.
Dynamic Kelly: 11x anomaly + 6 confirming sources = 50% of bankroll. A random 3x blip with one source = 3%. A false alarm cost $41. A real signal returned $470.
5 losses - one mistake. The bot kept buying Kursk after the region was on fire permanently. The anomaly became the new normal. The edge evaporated.
Anomaly detection works on the first spike. Not on the continuation.
News tells you what happened. Coordinates tell you what's about to.
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Someone built an interactive map of the world's entire electricity infrastructure.
Every dot is a piece of grid infrastructure. Every line carries gas, power, or data.
Free. Public. OpenGridWorks.com
How is this not everywhere?
Every dot is a piece of grid infrastructure. Every line carries gas, power, or data.
Free. Public. OpenGridWorks.com
How is this not everywhere?
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π¨π Global One SI - Prompt
NOW - Artemis II Moon crew head the the launch pad on a road filled with "crowds" and "lined with people."
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π¨Artemis II crew is now boarding Orion and preparing system checks
Just under 4 hours till launch π
Just under 4 hours till launch π
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Me and my homies at the gas station when Trump said the war with Iran is over
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2 years ago Claude was a research project.
Now:
> $1B in a single quarter
> 19M users.
> $350B valuation.
> $41.5B in funding.
> And now it's trading your 5 min BTC on Polymarket
Chinese AI labs got caught stealing its capabilities.
"What a time to be alive" is an understatement.
Now:
> $1B in a single quarter
> 19M users.
> $350B valuation.
> $41.5B in funding.
> And now it's trading your 5 min BTC on Polymarket
Chinese AI labs got caught stealing its capabilities.
"What a time to be alive" is an understatement.
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