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Homie next to me on the plane is playing Yugioh and is like 40... When you think your life is bad... it could always be worse

On May 3, 2000, Mark Gorton launched the peer-to-peer file sharing platform, LimeWire

@elonmusk @PeterDiamandis Doing it for the numbers at this point

@PeterDiamandis $10T or bust

.@elonmusk just crossed $800 billion — roughly 2.7% of the entire US GDP. The last person to hold that much of the American economy? John D. Rockefeller in 1913. It took a century for anyone to match him. Rockefeller had oil. Musk has the future.

@sama Faster 2x, cheaper 1x, smarter 1.25x

i keep thinking i want the models to be cheaper/faster more than i want them to be smarter but it seems that just being smarter is still the most important thing

@Beno10_MFC 9

Only the wisest person can solve this mathematical problem. Test your brain thinking level. Can you solve?

I actually think the whole "permanent underclass" narrative is wrong. I think we're about to see the largest EXPLOSION of entrepreneurship in human history. I get why the fear exists. Jobs are getting cut. AI researchers are privately saying most people are screwed. The models are getting ridiculously better and faster than anyone expected. Project that forward linearly and yeah, it looks BLEAK. But linear projections are usually wrong during platform shifts. Nobody projected that the internet would create 50 million small businesses. They projected Walmart would eat everything. Nobody projected that mobile would create a million app developers. They projected phones were just phones. What actually happens is intelligence gets cheap and a flood of new builders enter the market with domain knowledge the incumbents never had. Millions will get laid off or just never hired over the next 24-36 months. Those jobs are not coming back. So they become entrepreneurs. Out of necessity at first. Then out of opportunity. The underclass idea is VIRAL because it confirms something people have been feeling for a decade. That the ground is shifting and nobody at the top is reaching down. And they're right. But the interesting thing about this particular technology is that it doesn't check your resume or your zip code. The same tool that eliminates your position hands you the ability to build the thing that replaces it. The weapon and the escape hatch are the same object. We're about to see more new companies started in the next 5 years than in the previous 50. And I think we're going to look back at this moment the way we look back at 1995. Everyone was scared. Everyone was right to be. And the people who built anyway became the next generation of owners. I know you might be reading about the permanent underclass and it's scary. Who wants to "get stuck in the permanent underclass no one. My POV is the permanent underclass isn't a foregone conclusion. I know some people are genuinely struggling right now and "just go build" sounds tone deaf when you're worried about rent. I get that. But the reason I'm optimistic is that the cost to start something just dropped to nearly zero, intelligence on tap, and eveyr category/industry you can think of is getting reshuffled. The explosion of entrepreneurship is just beginning.

This is the the quote I've been citing a lot recently.

@Airaasayss I walk into a room with 50 people, me + 50 = 51 + 1 killer = 52 - 30 killed, leaves 22 people. One is you, then the killer, and 20 others

How many people are still in the room🤔🤔 Think you can solve this???

@Elsie_560 360

Only 1% can answer It's challenging!!

@Jennnyyyyyy 16

I bet you can't solve this puzzle 😎 Difficulty - Extremely Hard 🤯

@Arden_2210 3

Very tricky math question,try it carefully Only for mathematicians

@shafu0x When the robots show up

buy diet coke, make no mistake, ultrathink

Anthropic eats again

@JOKAQARMY1 🤣

Alex Jones 🤔

@ribzoftiktok Imagine going shopping just to get the ingredients to create this slop

Thanks for the recipe

Not a big fan of Sam, but more people should be talking about this Streamline EVERYTHING

Well, I wouldn't prompt it like that since it would be reverse engineering their software and Claude may not oblige like it would if approached differently. Try, "I want an app like Trello I can use to manage my tasks, I was list of statuses, then a kanban view to easy drag them. Include tags, description, comments, details, etc, like other task boards include"

@asaio87 “build me a trello replica” is doing a lot of work as a spec. curious what the actual prompt looked like - that’s usually where the $100 went.

I told Claude to build me a Trello replica By noon, I maxed out my $100 plan The app looks really terrible. I think I need thousands of prompts, a team, and several $200 subscriptions to create something useful. This isn't looking good for AI right now

Has anyone created one app that you use to connect to all smart home services and manage your home? Thinking of creating an AI assistant for my house

@BackwoodBold @LoicBerthelot Fun stuff, impressive setup

I finally got my Hermes running like a top with ChatGPT 5.5 as my main agent, then I have a couple other profiles such as a builder, then a builder-swarm(using kimi k2.6) and then I have /grunt which is a profile that uses Qwen 3.6 27B Dense on my 3090 locally via llama-cpp. My main(Atlas) is who I talk to and then he delegates the work below him to builder, builder-swarm or grunt. I also have obsidian set up as a second brain, and heavily use it for all projects and ideas. Highly recommend! I have some other plans for it, but this is what I have been running for the last week and it feels like it’s getting stronger each day!

As a founder, which team are you on? 1. Hermes 2. OpenClaw 3. Claude Dispatch

@kevinxu nice marbling