Denis Babochenko

@Object_Zero_ great tweet!

This is one of my favourite things I have seen recently. The price of oxygen on Earth is very low, the price of oxygen on the Moon is very high, the cost of transporting oxygen from Earth to the Moon is also very high. Too high. The solution is to make oxygen on the moon. If you’re looking for an engineering problem to apply yourself to, what you should start with is a price signal. Where do you see a big pricing dislocation? This can be a geographic dislocation, a temporal dislocation, an assembly dislocation, a process dislocation, an information dislocation, there are many things like this. You then take the pricing disparity and you multiply it by the applicable volume to calculate the unrealised value. If you bridge the dislocation you capture some of the value, usually 80% of the value goes to the user, 80% of the remaining 20% goes to your costs, and the last 4% of the unrealised value is the available profit. This is a crude rule of thumb, but it broadly works out this way. Why do you need this price signal? It tells you the resource constraints that you must operate inside of, to deliver your solution. It tells you the profit that you might expect to make, if you realise the unrealised value. Making oxygen on the moon is a good example of this, but so is drilling oil, or fabricating microprocessing chips. So you don’t really need to solve some hypothetical untested problem. The world is full of very real problems, with very calculable opportunities to realise value and make some money. An industrialist is really just an engineer who gets their technical requirements from capital markets. Please steal this and apply it. We will all benefit.

@CooperZurad imagine being 6+ ft tall bro... long ass slender man looking mfs well I don't have to imagine

5'11" is freakishly tall Disgusting really

@kuberdenis Predictive coding is a model which is more brain-like than LLMs. If you want you can learn about them here: youtube.com/watch?v=l-OLgb… (video by @ArtemKRSV)

@babochenko I don’t know what predictive coding models are, terminal agents like codex and claude code

Next week I am going to be in Berlin presenting a talk on why I think manual (no-spec) prompting in your terminal gives you better results in building software than having long complex systems I’d also love to meet if any mutual is in Berlin then merantix-aicampus.com/event/prompt-2…

@DeepDishEnjoyer My breakfast was 3 eggs with peanut butter + sugarless jelly + hella fruits (no picture because already ate)

oh boy here we go again! i'm gonna eat some pastries hbu guys

@teodorio predictions on market cap by 2030? Mine is below IPO valuation

He's trying to also wash the XAI brand with SpaceX, not just their balance sheet. Absolute incredible level of operating markets.

@Nexuist Unlucky. I’m 30 but I don’t give a fuck my perspective on life hasn’t changed a bit

27 is the first year I find myself routinely freaking out about getting old

@echo4eva First date is on mid

i quit league and now my hinge elo is literally pretty women that play league of legends. fuck my chungus life man

@kuberdenis Icarus is half way to the sun

Man i love being unemployed so much

@DeepDishEnjoyer W Australia

I thought my dinner tonight was going to be granola but UPDATE the austrian grandma living next door saw me eat a nonmeal and brought me this veritable feast I AM SAVED

hi peepeepoopoo with a biketrekking protip when booking an airbnb in the halfway point between two points of interests to make your day "easier", make sure there isn't a continuous half kilometer incline and make sure there aren't zero food places open on easter monday

@Citrullin Depends on close you hold that image to the actual value

@babochenko Not exactly, but close enough I guess. More or less. It stores the reflection of value. Get it?

Money needs to be Bad Money, so you spend it, but don't hold it. Money needs to be Good Money, so you can exchange it the next day. That's what Money is. It cannot be both asset and money. Money is Money. Not a store of value. Get this in your head!

@DeepDishEnjoyer good pre workout

peepeepoopoo

@StockMKTNewz @Steven_Ballmer thoughts?

Here is Microsoft's $MSFT market cap every year since going public 1986: $790M 1987: $2.7V 1988: $3.5B 1989: $3B 1990: $8B 1991: $11B 1992: $19B 1993: $25B 1994: $28B 1995: $55B 1996: $70B 1997: $160B 1998: $270B 1999: $470B 2000: $420B - Steve Ballmer replaces Bill Gates as CEO 2001: $380B 2002: $290B 2003: $280B 2004: $310B 2005: $265B 2006: $235B 2007: $280B 2008: $240B 2009: $210B 2010: $200B 2011: $220B 2012: $255B 2013: $280B 2014: $345B - Satya Nadella replaces Steve Ballmer as CEO 2015: $355B 2016: $400B 2017: $530B 2018: $765B 2019: $1 TRILLION 2020: $1.5T 2021: $2T 2022: $1.9T 2023: $2.5T 2024: $3.4T 2025: $3.7T 2026: $2.8T

@RueNahcMohr what is unc's favourite brainrot animal?

OMG rlly? #MyXAnniversary

@VictorTaelin Bom dia tudo bem?

@justalexoki What do you like about Spotify that is not a thing in Apple Music?

i got 3 months of apple music but it's the most dogshit piece of software to ever hit the earth so im just gonna stick with spotify. but i might as well use it, so anyone want their music streamed? ill just leave it on for 3 months

@alexolegimas why the fuck am I studying economics bro...

@justinskycak thank you

Never outsource your career path to a bureaucracy.

@francoisfleuret In that case, what do you expect social hierarchy to be like depending on how you envision AI's future reach?

There are things that until a few years ago were determining deterministically your life trajectory: Your mental abilities, your skills, your wealth, your health and age. The age of AI shatters all these certainties. You *cannot* have any certainty about your life trajectory.

@Yeeezyrih Cuck otw

💫 Ye’s wife Bianca Censori at his show tonight with her friend