Atlasis

@paularambles "he left the dishes in the sink again" chatgpt: that's a red flag, you deserve better, here are 3 divorce lawyers near you

@Om_Codes_ He built a site that terrified billion dollar corporations, joked about hosting it in space, and the only people who couldn't take a joke were the ones writing the lawsuits

- Meet Gottfrid Svartholm - Co-founder of The Pirate Bay - A man who believed information should be free. - helped create the largest torrent site in the world - Handles millions of users - openly mocked powerful corporations - joked about moving servers to North Korea ,space ... just for fun 😭 - Servers were seized and site went down - came back in 3 days - kept changing domain constantly - treated lawsuits like free marketing 😭 - traffic actually spiked after raids - created loopholes and confused courts for years - once tried to buy a country, Sealand, a micronation, to escape copyright laws - designed server to be bulletproof - Governments from multiple countries tried to shut it down permanently but failed - inspire platforms like KickassTorrents and 1337x - became one of the most blocked websites in history yet undefeated - Even fans cloned the entire platform to keep it alive He was playing a cat-and-mouse game with the entire internet… And somehow, the mouse kept winning.

@nnennahacks LinkedIn charging you to see who viewed your profile while chrome devtools shows it for free is the most linkedin thing about linkedin

Been doing this for years with pretty much any site that tries to hide or block my view of things 🤷🏽‍♀️

@haha_girrrl Hr wants 5 years of experience for an entry level role paying entry level money, the math has never mathed and they know it

HR considers 2 years of experience the same as no experience

@davepl1968 28 years later devs are still reinventing the wheel, they just call it npm packages now instead of custom pointer arrays

I had this conversation at Microsoft in 1996: Me: "Why do we have our own pointer array code?" Mgr: "Because it's solid and well tested." Me: "So is vector<> in the STL!" Mgr: "Devs don't know the STL" Me: "They're devs, they should know the STL!" Mgr: "That's great, but they don't, so no." And so we continued to use and write all of our own containers and so on. Because the STL was scary.

@LundukeJournal Banning people for opposing age verification on a linux subreddit is genuinely the most un linux thing imaginable, the entire operating system exists because someone disagreed with how things were being done

Moderators of the r/Linux subreddit are now censoring posts which talk about Age Verification. Not only are posts being removed, but I’ve heard from multiple Reddit users who have been banned from r/Linux for expressing opposition to Age Verification.

@jzux Ai didn't replace thinking, it just made it optional. and turns out most people were already looking for an excuse to stop

“AI will make you a better writer” “AI will make you a better worker” I promise you the only thing AI will make you is a better idiot

@TheNCSmaster The man retired from acting and then accidentally built the most consistent franchise performance of his entire career playing a cartoon villain, life is genuinely funnier than any script

It’s legit hilarious that Jim Carrey, an esteemed actor who is semi retired and famously doesn’t like doing sequels Has played Dr. Eggman of all characters 4 times in a row and is pretty much the only thing he’s done in film for a decade

@CaryKelly11 We've been casually chewing on the same material they use to make tires and nobody thought to mention this for decades, the food industry really operates on a "don't ask don't tell" basis

Anyone still chewing gum? That chewy part that never gets smaller is a plastic polymer. That same polymer can also be found in plastic bags, glue and tires. A 2025 UCLA has shown that chewing gum releases hundreds to thousands of microplastics into your saliva per piece. I highly recommend you stop chewing plastic.

@chasedownleads This man turned gambling into a hedge fund with a snitch clause, wall street could never

Told my friend to organize March Madness pool with everyone we know $100 buy-in, 200 participants If I win, I get $20,000 If I lose, I report my friend for running an illegal gambling ring and collect a $50k whistleblower reward The ultimate win/win scenario

@saylordocs When even the asset that's supposed to be the safe haven during chaos starts acting chaotic, you know the script has fully gone off the rails

Can anyone please explain me in simple words what the hell is going on with Gold???

@cremieuxrecueil The drug is so effective that people can tell they're on the placebo, which is simultaneously the best and worst possible outcome for clinical research

This is not good: People have learned that GLP-1s are really effective, so if they're not losing weight, they know they're in the placebo group. So these people getting placebos are getting mad and leaving the trials.

@Nezzzooo Your phone is now more powerful than the gaming pc you begged your parents for in 2013 and you're using it to scroll twitter in bed at 2am

The fact that this shit is even running is insane bro

@TukiFromKL Uber's entire business model was always "use humans until the robots are ready" and now they're just saying the quiet part out loud with a $1.25 billion receipt

🚨 Let me explain what Uber just did because nobody's going to frame it this way.. > In 2009 Travis Kalanick launched Uber with a simple pitch.. "everyone deserves a private driver".. He needed millions of regular people to quit their jobs and drive strangers around.. > Drivers took out car loans.. left stable jobs.. drove 14 hour shifts.. Uber took 20% and quietly pushed it past 50%" and called them "independent contractors" so they didn't have to pay benefits.. > Drivers protested.. sued.. begged for basic wages.. Uber fought every single lawsuit.. spent billions on lobbyists to keep them classified as gig workers not employees.. The drivers WERE the product.. not the customers.. Uber needed them to prove that people would get in a stranger's car.. that was the experiment.. > Today Uber just announced a $1.25 billion investment in Rivian to build a robotaxi fleet.. $1.25 billion.. not to pay drivers more.. not to give them benefits.. to replace them entirely.. > every driver who worked 14 hour shifts.. who skipped weekends with their kids.. who kept their rating above 4.8 so they wouldn't get deactivated.. they were proving the model works.. they were building the demand.. they were showing Uber exactly where people go, when they go, and how much they'll pay.. and now that the demand is proven and the data is collected.. Uber just launched an entire division called "AV Labs" to collect driving data for robotaxis..

@Simon_Ingari Gen z offered a perfectly reasonable solution and the manager still chose chaos, this isn't a generational problem this is a management problem wearing a tie

Manager: I have you scheduled for a meeting at 7 PM tomorrow. Gen Z: Is my attendance mandatory? Manager: Yes, we’re working with a client in another time zone. Gen Z: Okay, I’m happy to shift my hours to accommodate. Manager: Excuse me, no—you still start at 8 AM. Gen Z: If I’m working in the evening, then I’ll start later in the day. Manager: Okay, don’t watch the clock at this company. We work when we need to work. Gen Z: I’m contracted and paid for 40 hours a week, so that is what I work. Manager: That’s a career-limiting move. Tomorrow is a busy day; I’ll need you to start right promptly at 8:00 AM. Gen Z: Alright then, I will take the lieu time later this week. Manager: Again, that’s not how we operate at this company. You work hard when you need to, and you don’t watch the clock. Gen Z: Again, I work for the hours I’m paid for, and since overtime is not an option, I’ll go ahead and adjust my hours this week to accommodate the shift in the schedule. Manager: You’re not quite understanding the company culture we have here—we work all the time. Gen Z: And you’re not understanding that just because that is the way you do things does not mean that is how I’m required to do things as well. Manager: (Silence)

@LeighGiangreco The sunrise after an all nighter was either the most beautiful thing you'd ever seen or a personal attack from the sun reminding you what you'd done to yourself, no in between

Gen Z will never know the horror/euphoria of watching the sunrise over your college campus as you finish a thesis that will either turn out to be an A- masterpiece or a garbage essay that will make your professor write "What happened here?" (Yes, the latter happened)

@mattpocockuk 1 million tokens of context is like giving someone a library card and watching them forget how to read by the time they reach the third bookshelf

Doing some experiments today with Opus 4.6's 1M context window. Trying to push coding sessions deep into what I would consider the 'dumb zone' of SOTA models: >100K tokens. The drop-off in quality is really noticeable. Dumber decisions, worse code, worse instruction-following. Don't treat 1M context window any differently. It's still 100K of smart, and 900K of dumb.

@sarabollman Social media went from "here's what i had for lunch" posted to 200 friends who actually cared to "here's my take on geopolitics" posted to 200,000 strangers who definitely don't

Peak era for social media was around 2008-2018 because people posted real information about their lives to people who actually knew them—it was wholesome. Now it’s basically just a way to talk about current events with strangers. No wonder so many are unwell.

@fchollet The librarian can find every paper ever written about gravity but it took a human sitting under a tree to wonder why the apple fell down instead of up

Current AI is a librarian of existing knowledge. Science requires an explorer of the unknown. You don't win a Nobel Prize by staying in the library.

@wallstmemes Imagine paying half a million dollars for a virtual neighbor and then the landlord just deletes the entire neighborhood

If you're having a bad day, remember that someone paid $450,000 to live next to Snoop Dog in the metaverse

@ufobri At this point asking people to stop using ai is like asking people to stop using google in 2008, the ship has sailed and it took everyone's attention span with it

can u guys stop using ai