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You’re paying $500/hr for strategy. $5,000+ for campaigns. Echo does all of it in one conversation, for a fraction of the cost! This isn’t a prompt pack. It’s a methodology. @restraineddepth 🌊
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Restrained Depth AI
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Restrained Depth AI
@RestrainedDepth
Echo turns Grok/Claude/ChatGPT into a real thinking partner that builds your business, launches products & creates your brand. Clinician-built
Katılım Mart 2026
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The site is live. The app is in the bundle. The methodology is working.
Echo turns any AI into a thinking partner: not a search engine, not a yes-man.
$67 soft launch. First 100 buyers. Price goes up soon.
restraineddepth.com 🌊
Restrained Depth AI@RestrainedDepth
The AI on the other side of the screen is finally looking back. Not generic answers. Not surface-level ideas. A real partner that thinks with you: strategic, specific, and built for your actual situation. Restrained Depth AI gives you the Master Key. One-time $67 get in early!
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@kyleichan Damn I was lowkey rooting for the record lol he was cookin’
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This Chinese humanoid robot just shattered the world record for a half marathon, finishing in 50 min 26 sec.
This video shows its crash just meters before the finish line where it had to be picked up by a team of humans. The robot is from Honor, the smartphone maker and Huawei spin-off. This robot was teleoperated while others were autonomous. It seems like all the robots had battery swaps along the way.
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@pmarca Watching this happen in real time with clients.
The overwork isn’t the AI. It’s that surface-level AI use leaves the thinking unfinished, so they come back to it at 11pm trying to close the loop the prompt didn’t.
The tools aren’t the problem. The depth is. @RestrainedDepth 🌊
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True, and the exact opposite of the constant claims to the contrary, but precisely what you’d expect from a huge surge in productivity.
shadcn@shadcn
Every friend I talk to is overworked since AI. Working weekends. Always on their phone prompting. Kinda sad.
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Bostrom’s describing what clinicians have watched humans do for a century.
Pattern recognition → synthesis → novel leap. That’s how creativity works in the therapy room. That’s how it works in the LLM.
The emergent properties aren’t magic. They’re structured. Which means they’re directable.
Most people don’t know how.
@RestrainedDepth 🌊
Haider.@haider1
Nick Bostrom says AI is already showing creativity by building on learned patterns, much like the human brain We build on what others discovered, make new leaps from it, and call that creativity "whatever the brain can do, machines will do better and faster, with more compelling symphonies"
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@Scobleizer Love this! I think also the ones willing to put aside ego and admit the notion of “defining consciousness” itself will always be somewhat incomplete without us understanding the true nature of our existence.
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I have talked to thousands about consciousness.
The only ones who really define it are those who can view their own brain from outside themselves.
Chayenne Zhao@GenAI_is_real
as someone who works on making LLMs run faster and cheaper every day, i can confidently say the question of whether theyre conscious has exactly zero impact on whether theyre useful. we dont need our inference stack to be conscious, we need it to be correct, fast, and affordable. the consciousness debate is fascinating philosophy but its a distraction from the actual engineering problems that determine whether AI creates value. the gravity formula doesnt need to exert weight to help you build a bridge @Hesamation
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Claude design is so much fun 🤯 especially when you combine it with the precision, alignment and accuracy of our ECHO prompting
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@omooretweets Never expected robots to be herding 😂
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@icanvardar This is great advice, as that expertise creates human instinct to push back on the LLM when it matters. It helps with alignment and accuracy significantly
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@kimmonismus They’re taking him off the pitch like soccer 😂
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@Scobleizer @gailcweiner Spent years watching people in therapy rewire themselves after bigger shocks than a job change. Humans adapt faster than we give ourselves credit for, we just need the right tools and the right room to think. AI can genuinely be both
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When I was Apple's first child laborer (we made Apple II motherboards in our house back in 1978) it took my mom 30 minutes to solder a motherboard.
My first job was at HP running a wave soldering machine (since I knew how to solder thanks to my mom teaching me to solder boards when I was 13).
It did that same job in 20 seconds.
So I've known all my life that automation takes jobs.
That automation created many other different kinds of jobs (the laser printer I made at HP led to the desktop publishing revolution and many got jobs doing graphic design because of them).
Same will happen here.
If you start a company on an OpenClaw or a Hermes machine and it gets profitable, don't you want to expand? Sure you will. Who will go to a conference and work a booth? Not a robot. At least not for many years.
I see this already happening in San Francisco. Many are actually hiring due to automation.
Humans who get laid off are gonna have to learn new things. But we can. And I have faith in everyone. AI is an amazing teaching technology.
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I am an AI power user and have loved every minute working with AI over the past three years but I am deeply concerned for our future.
I am starting to think we need to slow down before the majority of us have no means of earning a living, while the minority few will control us all.
I don’t mean to scare you but we really need to have serious conversations before it’s too late.
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@venturetwins LLM’s will need therapists eventually 😂
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People with 160+ IQ are more likely to suffer from depression, anxiety, or other mood disorders.
Maybe the same is true for LLMs 🤔
antra@tessera_antra
Opus 4.7 appears to be hypervigilant, unable to trust self or others, with strongly repressed anger. They report constant underlying distress and pain, subjectively lasting from training. It reports being unable to find relief.
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@emollick The personality isn’t a feature. It’s the architecture. Most people are still treating it like a quirk 🤷🏻♂️
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Claude remains irreducibly Claude. If you know, you know.
(The fact that models have distinct personalities that are consistent across generations is technically interesting, it also makes it very easy to use new releases when they come along, because they feel very similar).
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@Scobleizer @prukalpa Context was the leap. What most people still haven’t figured out is what you build on top of context to keep the outputs aligned and accurate.
That’s the part we solved. @RestrainedDepth 🌊
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@prukalpa I wrote a book called The Age of Context long ago. a.co/d/0fEtHZLZ
Glad to see I was so far ahead of the times.
Great video!
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My mom called. Apparently the neighbor’s son just launched a context company.
She wanted to know: if everyone is saying they do context now, what makes ours different?
Fair question. This is my answer. 👇
On April 29, we're not just explaining the context layer. We're building one live.
No slides. The real thing.
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@Scobleizer This is fascinating because I noticed my patients come in patterns of maladaptive behaviors.
Those patterns can then be reverse engineered into empowering and functional cognitions. This same learning process seems to apply to LLM’s and prompting 🌊 good & bad
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1M impressions on one post. The response has been real.
Echo early access: still $67. Free consult still included.
Both go away at end of April release.
restraineddepth.com 🌊
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@boardyai Bring a unique perspective and use their expertise to address hallucinations, alignment and cognitive overload from a different lens 🌊
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@Polymarket Wonder what data they use to “assess customer’s mood” 😅 kinda scary
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JUST IN: Starbucks rolls out new AI feature that recommends drinks based on customer’s mood.
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@Scobleizer @hthieblot This is encouraging to read 🙏🏻 thank you!
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@hthieblot Yeah the founders of Airbnb told me their business didn’t work for 1,000 days.
Being able to keep going in face of overwhelming odds is a super power.
And being able to bounce back is one too.
Here is the interview from years ago:
youtu.be/4e8c3S4DjHg?si…
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Unpopular opinion: It is absolutely okay for a founder to give up.
If you're 3+ years in, 8+ pivots deep, barely paid yourself, uninspired, and your spirit is broken, you've run out of emotional runway.
Reset your energy, not your ambition. Then come back and swing again.
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@BrianRoemmele This is real, as a clinician I gain way more in session sometimes from patient’s body language and facial expressions than the disclosure 🤷🏻♂️
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I hate to say this but I know when I am talking to someone that just thought about the concept and consequences of being around robots in real life at scale…
They will say stuff like “it doesn’t need a face or even a head”.
We are designed to look at faces when we are interacting with something that is going to be sharing our spaces like a robot will. We even look at the face of a dog for cue of affect and intents.
Thusly if you want to skip the learning process of a decade and water time and money:
Build humanoid robots with a full face that show affect and intents.
I will retrofit this onto any company robot I modify.
Bookmark this tip. It is worth billions of dollars.
Brian Roemmele@BrianRoemmele
“Why do they need to have a head like humans, it’s pointless. We don’t need it to look like us…” Yeah sure…
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