I am urgently sourcing pretrain data; must be deliverable immediately or near-immediately, not captured in ordinary webscrape e.g. Common Crawl, more niche/technical topics are preferred. As many tokens as possible, as high quality as possible. DM please!

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Everyone is open sourcing everything right now. Why? AI made software a commodity. So you don't sell the software anymore, you sell everything around it: the hosting, the support, the enterprise tier, the trust, and the community. Open source is the default now!

I'm open sourcing one of my greatest cultural contributions to Cursor's slack, in honor of it going away soon. Not sure if I should even be giving competitors access to this tech. This is :goat-huuuge: one of our most popular emojis. It conveys that someone is a huge GOAT way more than the non brolic and utterly lame 🐐. Think it's time for it to spread across the Slackiverse

NEWS: X is open-sourcing the code behind its For You timeline. X released the code that decides how posts are ranked and filtered in the For You feed, including the content labels that can limit a post's reach. It is pairing this with a new transparency tool called "Under the Hood." If you posted 10 or more times in the past month, you can see which labels were applied to your account and posts, then download the data. The tool is rolling out as a pilot to a random group of eligible accounts that are at least one year old. The code is on GitHub at

BREAKING: 𝕏 is open-sourcing the For You timeline and introducing a new level of transparency. The released code will explain how posts are ranked and filtered, including: • Core ranking systems • Model configurations • Timeline filters • Content labels that can affect a post’s visibility 𝕏 is also launching an “Under the Hood” page that will allow eligible users to see whether visibility-limiting labels were applied to their accounts or posts, and download that data. The pilot will initially include a randomized group of accounts that are at least one year old and posted 10+ times during the previous month. X also invited independent recommender-system experts to review and pressure-test the release. This is a major step toward helping users understand how their reach is determined, whether the system is fair, and why certain content appears in their feeds.

.@Elonmusk HAS BEEN OPEN-SOURCING FOR YEARS Most companies build closed systems and ask for trust. Elon has consistently done the opposite: • Tesla open-sourced its patents so the entire industry could move faster on electric vehicles • Tesla opened the NACS charging standard, which is now becoming the industry norm • He open-sourced the X recommendation algorithm • xAI open-sourced Grok Build • And the pattern continues While others protect their black boxes, Elon keeps opening the box. This isn’t a recent PR move. It’s been a core approach for over a decade. Real progress compounds faster when the best ideas aren’t locked behind walls. Open source isn’t just a philosophy for him — it’s a strategy.

I'm open-sourcing my Three.js game dev skills. Build an isometric action RPG with camera controls, VFX, audio, monster assets, combat systems, and more. Everything is free: Play the game: Game assets: