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The hottest new programming language is English

Believing Claude finds your questions insightful is like believing the stripper actually likes you

GenZ daily routine: - Wake up - Stare at 6.7 inch screen - Work on a 16 inch screen - Relax with a 55 inch screen - Stare at 6.7 inch screen - Sleep Repeat

HVAC, electrician and plumber professionals calling their high school buddies who spent the past 10 years as a software engineer and repeatedly told them “learn how to code”:

when you realise you’re only 1 Claude tweet away from unemployment

The spiritual moment when you go out to eat alone at night in another country

One thing I learnt living all around the world for the last decade is that there really is no perfect place Some places have clean air like Portugal and Spain but that's also because they don't really have industry and their economies are in many ways broken Then you have the booming South East Asia where everything seems to be growing at all times, you can live in skyscraper penthouses with infinity pools for less than you pay rent in Europe, but then you also just have really bad air quality and the highest traffic deaths in the world You can go live in Japan and Korea where people are so polite and it's so safe, silent and tidy but then you realize they're also some of the most socially isolating places on Earth, kinda because of it You can move to the US, have the most functional economy in the world, with the largest product and service offering, where people actually want to work, but then in general most places aren't walkable and you're driving everywhere because that's just how most of the country was designed You can then live in Europe where you have actually do have walkable streets, a pace of life that's more about life than work, but then you have the issue everything is slow and many things don't really work properly and you're lucky to get a plumber to come, because people don't really care about work (how's that slow pace of life, huh?) So yes there's no perfect place, and the longer you are in one place, after the honeymoon of a new place is over, you often start getting annoyed with all the things that are wrong about that particular place One solution to this that me and my friends have found is to mix at least 2 places to live (and we even have friends with many kids that do this), this is kind of a brain hack: you let your brain never adapt to one place by switching to the other place every 6 months or so. Your brain keeps thinking it's getting the novelty of a new place (honeymoon vibe) and you can have the pros/cons of two places that are counter in many ways to complement each other: For example Portugal and Thailand: - Portugal has clean air and mellow lifestyle near the beach, but services and gov stuff doesn't really work well - Thailand you can have the 10 million people big city lifestyle in skyscrapers with amazing convenience and everything works, but you have really bad air quality much of the year There's lots of combos that can complement if you think of it like that

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If you haven’t watched “The Thinking Game” yet, do it. It’s a rare insight into legit genius, as it follows @demishassabis and @ShaneLegg from their earliest moments of prescience, through each of their world changing achievements (up to and including a Nobel). They’re just really kind ppl too. I stan ❤️

@PJaccetturo It's nice to see good, talented people succeed! The ad was lit. 👏

Locked in at 30,000 feet. Thank you all for the support on yesterday’s Qatar Airways video. Just getting started. About to be a crazy few months ahead and I’ll continue to share everything I’m learning with you all 🤜🏼

I noticed something new this time traveling that I haven't seen before Asking ChatGPT where to go, it would recommend us to go to specific places, so we went, and we were then surrounded by other foreigners who also were there, and then I saw some of them open their phone and yes there was them also asking where to go to....ChatGPT So you now have ChatGPT being the travel guide for a substantial amount of people, and because it has a tendency to normal/average answers, you kinda end up at normie tourist traps Then even if you ask for more authentic places, those thousands of other people also asked that, so it just funnels hundreds to thousands of people per day to the same exact places You could call it ChatGPT Tourism?

@PJaccetturo Honestly incredible ad

Veo 3.1 + Nano Banana is insane 🤯 Google’s new models let us make million-dollar looking ads for brands like Wander. Copy our entire process for making this ad below 👇🧵

@nateliason Ahrefs is definitely still king, although they are behind when it comes to tracking LLM mentions. You may want to check peec.ai for that. A lot of SEO now is getting mentioned in the AI overviews.

Been out of the game for five years. What SEO tools are best in the business now, still Clearscope + Ahrefs?

#GPT5 Not a great start.

In this sense, GPT-5 is off to a bad start. 🫠 All the custom GPTs are not working. @OpenAI fix it pls.

AI is already like electricity. If it goes away, people can't work.

@ayaonx Easy: Everything Everywhere All at Once

@bryan_johnson Time to resurface this.

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.

The most valuable personal finance asset is not needing to impress anyone.

LLMs made me realize that my whole life, I had been asking A LOT fewer questions than I wanted to be asking.