Joined July 2022
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Replying to @yunta_tsai
Intelligence seems to be semantic compression and correlation
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I've long been underwhelmed by Google Docs, Word, and Notes as creative writing tools, so I built my own. It recreates the focus you get writing with pen and paper, but at the speed of a keyboard. Feels great!
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We can debate whether that’s true or not but there’s a big lesson here for Europeans
It is 100% true that great men and women of the past were not sitting around moaning about their feelings. I regret nothing.
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Reality is take it or leave it
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what's with the limits of codex vs claude
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French metro reminding you that your level of ambition is mutable
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Shipping is necessary but not sufficient to build an actual business. The consequence is that a small subset of the population is going to eat a bigger portion of the cake. Not that more people are going to get to eat the cake.
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One thing I’ve noticed is that we’re all very bad at predicting what AI will be bad at. For example, a couple of years ago we thought AI would always struggle with creative tasks but now we see it’s becoming very good at them. On the flip side, there aren’t really many things we expect AI to be great at where it ends up failing. Projecting this into the future is both exciting and scary
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i think it's just about actually believing that everything is possible now
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european lifestyle with an american set up
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fwiw
His commentators are still not getting the nonlinearity: if low VO2 max is lethal, above average VO2 max starts decoupling from increased longevity. Same with the measure called "IQ".
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There are really few articles that are worth reading but that one gives a great glimpse of the world we live in and the one we're headed to: harpers.org/archive/2026/03/…
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The ultimate way to score high in personal and professional life is to be in a state of self-aware megalomania
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Hilarious
Can a Jew let his agent run over Shabbat if the last prompt was Friday afternoon?
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It went really fast from wondering if computer science was still the best way to navigate a post-transformer world, to wondering what will even be left to face the starkness of the human condition
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As impressive in its first-principles logic as it is disturbing in its human detachment
🚨 SAM ALTMAN: β€œPeople talk about how much energy it takes to train an AI model … But it also takes a lot of energy to train a human. It takes like 20 years of life and all of the food you eat during that time before you get smart.”
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I genuinely think it’s overwhelming to live in 2026 There’s centuries of books you need to catch up with But at the same time we’re in this short window of time where you can still build companies before it all suddenly concentrates And fuck I need to try Gemini 3.1 because it makes insane animates And I need my 8 hours of sleep because well longevity shit …
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I’m shipping from my phone and it’s feeling pretty insane Thank you @AniC_dev
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