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Muhammad Umer Farooq

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  • @lablnet
    Muhammad Umer Farooq
    @lablnet
    Apr 11
    Hey everyone, Have you ever wanted an AI that codes itself to get better? I just shared a huge update about HyperFlow, an experimental self-improving agent framework built with LangChain and LangGraph! Instead of humans fixing the AI, a "MetaAgent" looks at mistakes and
    @lablnet
    Muhammad Umer Farooq
    @lablnet
    Apr 11
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    Meet HyperFlow: The AI That Writes Its Own Code
    Today I want to talk about something super cool: **HyperFlow**. It is an experimental framework where AI actually improves itself over time! If you are a fan of LangChain and LangGraph, you will love...
  • @lablnet
    Muhammad Umer Farooq
    @lablnet
    Apr 11
    Article cover image
    Article
    Meet HyperFlow: The AI That Writes Its Own Code
    Today I want to talk about something super cool: **HyperFlow**. It is an experimental framework where AI actually improves itself over time! If you are a fan of LangChain and LangGraph, you will love...
  • @lablnet
    Muhammad Umer Farooq
    @lablnet
    Jul 22, 2025
    **TERRIFIED IN RAWALPINDI!** 😡 For **5 DAYS**, a **MAJOR GAS LEAK** right outside my home. @SNGPLofficial ghosted me, broke promises. All their numbers? **DEAD.** @Rescue1122? **DENIED HELP RUDELY!** #GasLeakEmergency #SNGPLFails #PublicSafetyCrisis #Rawalpindi #Pakistan
  • @lablnet
    Muhammad Umer Farooq
    @lablnet
    Aug 17, 2024
    Outrageous! Twitter (now X) blocked in Pakistan! This blatant censorship exposes the lack of freedom in our country. When will we have the right to express ourselves online? #TwitterBanInPakistan #FreedomOfSpeech #DigitalRights #Pakistan
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    Muhammad Umer Farooq
    @lablnet
    Aug 14, 2024
    We're not truly free. If we speak our minds, we risk being threatened by religious groups or the military. [We can't even share certain Quranic quotes or Hadiths from Bukhari without fear of retribution] It's sad to say, but we're still living in a state of oppression. How can
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