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OpenClaw: The Viral AI Agent that Broke the Internet - Peter Steinberger | Lex Fridman Podcast #491
2:44WhatsApp, Signal, iMessage, and
whatever else messaging client. Uses whatever AI model you like, including
Claude Opus 4.6 and GPT 5.3 Codex,6:31stuff that gets all my WhatsApp,
and I could just run queries on it. That was back when we had
GPT-4.1, with the one million context10:52- Well, that was still very limited.
You know, like I had this one experiment with WhatsApp, then I had
this experiment, and both felt like
Ep. #2: Secrets of Social Media Success, Mental Health & Distribution Hacks - 3 OGs Reveal All
20:30Twitter or an Instagram which are open networks like even on WhatsApp you will not find a fake WhatsApp guy it's all21:07that this is a problem on this is a major problem on a Facebook LinkedIn or Whatsapp but it is definitely a problem22:19WhatsApp are two disparate platforms right and then WhatsApp released its uh
Pavel Durov: Telegram, Freedom, Censorship, Money, Power & Human Nature | Lex Fridman Podcast #482
2:21:18half-incredible fact that for many as compared to WhatsApp and2:21:57chats. The funny thing about it is then when other apps started to copy it, like WhatsApp seven years after, and then Signal and some other apps,2:23:07copying exactly that solution, so now wherever you go, WhatsApp, Instagram Direct, Facebook Messenger, Signal, it
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See all ›Building WhatsApp with Jean Lee
Gene Lee, an early engineer at WhatsApp, reveals how a team of just 30 engineers served 450 million users by rejecting standard agile processes like code reviews and stand-ups in favor of extreme simplicity and quality fsummaryWhatsApp operated with zero formal processes (no code reviews, no stand-ups, no TDD) because the small team size (under 30 engineers) allowed for direct communication and trust, contrasting sharply with Skype's 10,000 entakeawayWhatsApp supported eight different tech stacks (iOS, Android, Blackberry, Windows Phone, Nokia S40/S60, Kyios, Web) to ensure maximum global reach, rather than using cross-platform frameworks that might not perform well takeaway
LAWSUIT: Fake Dog Hit Caught on Video - UPDATE!
Discovery in the resulting lawsuit revealed a coordinated system involving unvetted WhatsApp groups, license plate surveillance, and training from private instructors who teach unconstitutional policing tactics.summaryOfficers shared tips via an unvetted WhatsApp group with anonymous sources (e.g., 'Kiki' from an unconfirmed 'Laredo Fusion Center') to flag license plates for stops based on travel patterns.takeaway
