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透彻!前美联储主席艾伦·格林斯潘直接用最冷血的“人性+数学”逻辑,刺穿了比特币的底层价值密码! 他点破了一个极其硬核的规律:比特币的价值永远不可能为负!它只有归零或正数两个选项。而基于人类评估资产的本能心理,这世界上永远会有一大批人坚信它有价值。这种不死属性,直接为早期进场的人砸出了极其恐怖的财富空间。 这位曾经执掌全球宏观流动性与美元印钞机的顶级大佬亲自承认:这不是什么偶然!只要底层数学模型跑得通、具备共识控制机制的加密货币,注定会在市场上活得相当滋润。 别再用传统金融的死板模型去给大饼估值了!连美联储的终极操盘手都看透了,加密资产的终极护城河,根本不是什么虚无缥缈的信仰,而是由极其严密的数学和人类投机本能共同焊死的绝对共识!


21 lessons on life, love, and everything that makes us human with @Markmanson 00:00 The #1 Skill In Life 01:10 Cognitive Flexibility Matters 01:23 Over-Indexing Explained 02:00 Anxiety = Compressed Uncertainty 06:28 State vs. Trait Confidence 07:08 Can't Plan Your Way There 08:19 Convenience vs. Significance 10:43 Call People Without Permission 11:09 Friction Grows Friendships 11:16 The Best Definition of Safety 13:49 Life With Cheat Codes 18:31 AI Regresses You to the Mean 18:42 Top 50% Made Worse by AI 20:58 Picking a Partner 21:33 Can You Handle Their Tuesday? 23:09 Three Non-Negotiables Framework 29:48 Send Weird Psychology Articles 30:17 Air Fryer vs. Fiat 500 Partner 33:58 Average Person Doesn't Exist 37:07 Perfection's Pain Kills You 39:19 Nobody Owes You Patience 54:49 If You Have to Demand Respect 58:41 Requesting vs. Training a Partner 1:03:59 Relationship = Set of Agreements 1:11:21 Why Situationships Are Damaging 1:25:02 Neediness Defined (Models) 1:27:13 Searching for a Unified Theory 1:29:08 Comfort With Self = Attractive 1:34:52 Manosphere: Wrong Solution 1:35:56 Jordan Peterson Was Too Early 1:37:30 Tell Truth for Real Adventure 1:37:58 Criticism Capture Explained 1:44:21 Envy = Unseen Sacrifices 1:46:09 Crave Process, Not Just Results 1:47:56 What Flavor of Pain to Choose 1:50:17 Learning as Procrastination 1:51:02 Chris's Podcast Launch Delay 1:57:33 Got Everything, Still Depressed 2:10:25 Death & Doom Scrolling 2:10:49 10 Years of Therapy: 1 Minute 2:14:26 Permission Was Always Yours Paid partnerships included.


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“I don’t think I’ve typed a line of code since December.” When Andrej Karpathy said that, most people treated it like a crazy AI quote. @garrytan treated it like a question: “What happens when one person operates like an entire software team?” Then he built gstack. And honestly… this repo feels less like a dev tool and more like a preview of where software is going. Not AI as autocomplete. AI as: - CEO - Staff engineer - QA lead - Security reviewer - Designer - Release manager - Browser operator - Parallel execution layer All coordinated through structured workflows. The craziest part is the numbers. Garry says his current pace is ~810× higher than his 2013 output — normalized for logical code changes, not inflated AI LOC. Same person. Same brain. Different tooling. That’s the shift everyone is underestimating right now. The winners in the next era probably won’t be the people who code the fastest. They’ll be the people who can direct, review, and orchestrate AI systems the best. A few things in gstack that genuinely stood out to me: → /office-hours challenges your product assumptions before you build → /autoplan runs CEO + design + eng reviews automatically → /qa opens a real browser, tests flows, finds bugs, and fixes them → /review catches production-level issues before shipping → /pair-agent lets multiple AI agents collaborate together → parallel AI sprints running at the same time across projects This is the first open-source repo in a while that actually made me stop and rethink how software teams will work 2–3 years from now. We’re moving from: “AI helps developers code” to “developers operate systems of AI workers.” That’s a very different future. 100% Open-source Link in comments 👇

tested out @antirez' ds4.c this morning. so impressive and delivers. on a M3 max, 128GB, stock ds4 settings: - 14–15 t/s at 62K pre-filled actual coding conversation - memory usage was flat during gen ~85GB res - disk cache is ~8GB for a full 100K context window - thermals were normal, light fan activity - inference server is rock solid so far biggest constraint: anytime there's a compact, we pay the wait-time price of a fresh prefill (~1min per 10k context) before we are back in action. sequential inference + multiple agents in parallel performance is unclear, will report back. I'm so amped.








