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the goal is to use computers to make enough money so that you never have to use computers again
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Nick Rogers
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Nick Rogers
@NickRogers00
Discipline ➡️ freedom. hit the gym, eat well, pray, think. | econ nerd
San Francisco, CA Katılım Haziran 2011
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I want to find an uncontacted tribe and airdrop a Twinkie to them just to see what would happen.
Do they eat it? Does a fight break out?
For science
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going to Trader Joe’s on the weekend is like going to war
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@Mllmrc77 Oui ! Aussi appelée la Liturgie des Heures. Il y aura des hymnes, des prières et l’Office divin. Si tu peux en trouver une belle reliée en cuir, encore mieux
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@paulswaney3 @ExcelHumor ironically, brands shouldn’t hire somebody with hiring takes this obtuse
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Young people massively underestimate how their public social media can kill high-paying job offers
I have personally seen 5 offer letters pulled in NY over social media content. All were 300k plus total comp roles. Real cases
If you are aiming for 85k forever, you are probably fine
If you want bigger things, read this
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@paulswaney3 this is the most boomer-coded thing I’ve ever seen posted on this app
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thinking a lot about films as portals to making us feel
and that the whole point of building out AI and agentic systems.. is to create a future that feels good
a visual reminder to myself on how I want the future to feel..and that the future is now, so let's feel it all now
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@MissThorn_ wonderful to see people still write handwritten cards in cursive, sadly becoming a lost art
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@bioenergeticmel many such cases unfortunately
I had friends who were engaged and wanted a short engagement and their family protested… like, why? They’re going to get married anyways? Why wait longer?
I dunno why parents do this… very boomer-coded
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@Nia_mp4 storage.googleapis.com/gweb-research2… it's basically a ton of stats approximating distribution curves where calculating actual integrals would be impractical
all thanks to bayesian inference
tldr: gpus go brrr
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@burninganna Los Altos has always felt like a hidden gem, too. Right next to Palo Alto + Mountain View, easy access to 280, and a nice little downtown area (+Los Altos Grill is top tier)
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yes, “technically” the City of LA
but the technical definition of the City of LA is basically what you get if you gerrymander city boundaries. Some of these carve outs are completely nonsensical, like huge swaths of Culver City or Inglewood, but not any part of Ventura or Sherman oaks
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@burninganna nice
the pic is San Gregorio, which is more accessible from the actual Bay Area then
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@NickRogers00 I’m in sf to, I mean I want to move to Palo Alto / Los Altos
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@EvaSpannagl wish more software had whimsy like this
delightful!
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@GetMentalWealth bringing back the golden age of america will have welcome, albeit unsuspected consequences
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Gaming this out rn, will let you guys know if we should be concerned
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JUST IN: WHO urges passengers who took Airlink flight 4Z132 from St. Helena to Johannesburg on April 25 to contact health authorities over hantavirus concerns.
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@emmysteuer @standardnuclear I love that we’re naming things with dignity again
now we just need The American Nuclear Company to round it out
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Fascinating things happening at @standardnuclear right now
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We asked @standardnuclear CEO Kurt Terrani about the nuclear myth that bothers him most: "There is radiation going through me right now, and there's radiation going through you right now. That's called natural background radiation. We all get it." "When you go take a flight, you get a little bit more. When you go to the dentist or the chest X-ray, you get a lot more. A lot more certainly than I experience day-to-day at a nuclear fuel plant." "Take arsenic. Below 200 parts per billion is safe. So 250 parts per billion is toxic. You pour a little clean water into it, bring it down below 200. We're hydrated, we're high-fiving, we're happy." "But with radiation, no, no, no. It's the only thing that somehow anything above zero is bad, and we ignore the fact that it's naturally all around us. It's not just archaic, it's wrong."
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