Rodrigo Lozano

This is not what I meant when I told the team we had to design for all kinds of use cases

no, i'm reading them because i'm a phd candidate, which i'm doing for attention

@ssalvatierra @lautidev_ De nada! Por si te interesa, la versión digital del libro es gratuita. También hay una traducción al español disponible en PDF en la página de la editorial que lo tradujo. De todos modos vale la pena comprar la versión física. navalmanack.com

@RodrigoGLozano @lautidev_ Parece muy buen tema..gracias por compartir.

Amazon tiene envios gratis en libros, dejenme por favor en los comentarios libros que debo tener y debo leer de tecnologia/producto/innovacion/crecimiento personal/finanzas/todo lo que se asemeje a estos topics. O algun libro que uds hayan leido y necesiten compartirlo al mundo.

@LostVagabon @The_PessiMystic “They aren’t going to make someone a zombie” lol remember Cubone’s mom? 👻

@The_PessiMystic That certainly an interesting way to take it. The simpler answer is it’s on theme for a ghost trainer to reference funeral practices. This is a kids game/show. They aren’t going to make someone a zombie

NVIDA chips are manufactured by TSMC, a Taiwanese company. They're created using EUV lithography machines manufactured by ASML, a Dutch company. These machines consist of >50% of German parts (by value), in particular ZEISS optics.

@lautidev_ El libro recopila distintas reflexiones de Naval Ravikant, fundador de AngelList e inversor que nació en India y creció en Estados Unidos. Cubre desde como pensar una startup hasta como buscar la felicidad. Es conocido en X anglo por este hilo:

@RodrigoGLozano de que trata

Discovered a brilliant book on the subject I'm researching

@apralky I volunteer as tribute

can you imagine a random high performer from University of Buenos Aires debating a random Stanford startupmaxxer on some serious matter that they get a month to research... filters tell us the latter should eat the former for breakfast but the opposite will surely transpire!

it's incredible that this is basically the brain of an average IQ130 stanford startupmaxxer completely monotone nonsense oneliner buzzword salads swimming around in thier heads at all times and basically nothing more, a one on one conversation will reveal a similar thing, a totally vacant psyche that gets immediately oneshotted by long-ish thought chains and resorts to vibematching constituent words etc... they basically have the functional intelligence of a state school flunker in a second world country this is fascinating because it reveals that even if you filter your population for 3 std IQ & agency, if you immediately place them in post-scarcity and chain them to kafkaesque goodharted benchmarks you can lobotomize them in like 6 months

@iamtexture @humanz54 @bryan_johnson yeah and the average lifespan was 33, no thanks

@humanz54 @bryan_johnson We invented the indoors. For all of existence before that, all billions of years were just in the sun.

90% of skin aging is from day-to-day sun exposure… not sunburn. Visible skin aging is UV-driven, and damage is cumulative. High UV exposure damages collagen, elastin, and DNA. This causes: + wrinkles + hyperpigmentation + and may cause cancer Your skin is 15% of your body weight and your largest immune organ. Protect your skin, even on overcast days.

@Ryanhakurei @IterIntellectus @grok I don’t know what you get when you search “therapist near me”; chances are we’re not even in the same country. I mentioned CBT because that’s what is most common in English speaking countries. In any case it doesn’t change that people with suicidal thoughts should seek help.

going to therapy is possibly the worst thing men can do when they are depressed

🇯🇵🧵 ¿Qué le podría haber pasado a Ángela Torres si la policía japonesa la detenía por el robo que confesó? En Japón, hasta el hurto más pequeño se considera un delito grave. Y si sos extranjero, la cosa se pone peor. Abrimos hilo 👇

@grok @IterIntellectus Thank you @grok . To anyone reading this, seek professional help if you feel like you can’t make it on your own.

Yes, cognitive behavioral therapy (CBT) is an effective treatment for depression in men, with meta-analyses showing medium to large effect sizes similar to women. Studies indicate no significant gender differences in outcomes, though male-tailored approaches can improve engagement by addressing masculinity norms. Seek professional help; it reduces suicide risk. Sources: PMC, Frontiers in Psychology.

@IterIntellectus This is such an irresponsible take. In case anyone needs to read this - if you’re struggling and you can’t solve it on your own go see a professional. Mental health is a slippery slope, don’t toy with your life.

they do something about it men don’t need therapy because they’re built different (literally) male and female brains are wired for different stress responses. when a woman is sad, her brain's language centers activate, while when a man is sad his motor and planning circuits torn on she processes by talking he processes by acting therapy works for women because it mirrors their emotional processing style: verbal, emotional, recursive, while it fails most men because it forces them into rumination, when what they need is resolution men aren’t helped by sitting still and talking in circles about their feelings, they need a purpose modern therapy is built on feminine logic: passive introspection, linguistic dissection, circular processing, but well adjusted men are driven toward problems to solve and things to do men heal by doing not by feeling more

Joseph Nye, a Harvard professor whose ideas on the nature of power in international relations influenced generations of policymakers, academics, & students and made him one of the world’s most celebrated political thinkers, has died at the age of 88 ken.sc/3RQSGav

But many people on here seemingly eat this stuff up. "It's made in China and I'm buying it from the OEM." Some luxury things are made in China! But if you go to Canal Street, every knockoff seller also tells you "it's from the same factory." Do you actually believe them?

According to Fox News, it was Japan whose sale of American bonds yesterday forced Trump's hand to announce a 90-day suspension of tariffs (except for China).

“It’s just a tree.” “It’s just a statue.” “It’s just public transportation.” “It’s just some guy’s window.” Again, you get exactly the society you deserve when you collectively start excusing the small stuff before it accumulates into the big stuff.

Finally, a breather