Scott Cook

@theactualandyw Cortisol maxing

Shins of steel after a mere two weeks!

“What the world is going to need is well educated generalists with good taste.” — Sam Harris

@HeyRighteous made the The Webby Awards. Currently sitting at #4. Trying to move that up. Vote → wbby.co/57650N 🙏🏻

I built a little saas tool for my TTRPG friends and me. Paste a 5e, OSE, or B/X stat block → get a streamlined card you can tune, print, or export as JSON. duskwardentools.com/app/convert If you’re running OSR or Shadowdark games, would love to know if this saves you any prep time.

Just another morning with @claudeai desktop app.

@tibo_maker Nah, you’ll be replaced by AI. Full stop. And soon. Hope this helps.

you'll not be replaced by the dude using AI to save 10 min on email management you'll be replaced by the builders running 12 Claude Code Max to run 3 companies from their laptop

@cryptopunk7213 He paid a Realtor to list his home on the MLS, then paid an attorney to review the contract, and still paid the buyer's Realtor 3% to bring him the buyer. People sell by owner all the time - so how did Al sell his home?

i mean this story is insane. man used chatgpt to sell his house in 5 DAYS. got 5 offers in 72 hours. no real estate agents. saved so much money doing it too. he used AI to: > price the house (researched neighboring properties for sale) > wrote up the legal contracts (saving him $500/hr lawyers) > best part: MARKETED the fucking property for him (usually you pay estate agents for their network of buyers - ChatGPT did all of this) i honestly thought sales people would be hard for AI to replace (you need to know people) but apparently not

AI desktop apps are comically buggy and crashy.

What y'all need to understand is that the mission required stealth, not speed. A large, flying Eagle formation would have been immediately spotted by Sauron’s forces, intercepted by the Nazgûl on their fell beasts, and subjected to intense aerial defense. Additionally, the Eagles are proud, intelligent spirits, not servants or taxis. *wipes off crumbs from belly and goes back to playing WoW.

From Gemini 3 Pro: "Based on current technical standards and statements from major AI companies (as of early 2026), the claims in this tweet are mostly false and misleading. While the steps described won't hurt your website, they will not guarantee that your site gets "seen" or prioritized by ChatGPT, Gemini, or other major LLMs. Here is the breakdown of why this advice is currently a myth:"

To get your website seen on ChatGPT, Gemini, and the rest, do this: 1. Add a detailed summary about your product or services as an llms.txt file on your website 2. Then submit the page to these websites: - llmstxt.site - directory.llmstxt.cloud 3. ( Optional ) You can also submit it to Google Search Console Thank me later

LinkedIn Bros: "29 ways the Seahawks defense taught us how to positively impact shareholder value..."

Scientists are curing cancers this week like a divine spark igniting inside the lab. Here’s the list: 1. Russian cancer vaccine (Enteromix)
Claimed as ready for use, with high/100% success in trials, mRNA-based, and potentially free. 2. Vietnamese medical team curing blood cancer/leukemia
Stem cells or treatment completely treating blood cancers. 3. Spanish (CNIO/Mariano Barbacid) triple-drug therapy for pancreatic cancer
Complete tumor elimination in mice, no resistance, permanent regression. 4. Korean scientists reversing colon cancer
Major reversal or breakthrough claimed for colon/colorectal cancer. 5. Chinese breakthrough reversing colorectal and lung metastases
Progress or reversal in metastatic colorectal and lung cancers. 6. Mexican breakthrough for HPV-related cancers
Treatment/reversal for cervical and other HPV-linked cancers. 7. Fenbendazole (antiparasitic) achieving remission in stage IV cancers
Complete remissions in advanced melanoma, breast, prostate (case reports/anecdotes). 8. Immunotherapy/monoclonal antibodies (e.g., dostarlimab-style complete responses)
Tumors vanishing in patients (specific subtypes like rectal cancer).

Sometimes linkedin will just buzz on your wrist and show you a guy

Universalism was a prominent position of the early church, particularly in the Greek-speaking East, during the first four to five centuries. Some of it's proponents were Origen, Gregory of Nyssa, and Clement of Alexandria. Not exactly slouches in terms of early church influence/leadership.

This guy’s lack of fear in distorting the Word is demonic. Yes, his universalism is heretical. Yes, the nonsense below is evil. But past that, the Bible doesn’t mince words about the judgment of those who claim to be teachers and use that influence to lead others astray.

Sounds like you had the misfortune of dealing with some of the crappy ones. The good ones make a big difference for buyers and sellers. My wife does the following for most of her clients: - Breaks down true cost of living differences so they don’t get blindsided after closing - Builds a clear plan and timeline so deadlines, paperwork, and contingencies don’t blow up the deal - Negotiates inspection issues, walk-away terms, appraisal/financing contingencies etc... - Spots due-diligence risks that the crappy ones miss Lots of things most buyers/sellers don't think about or consider, and things which the bad realtors don't have on their radar.

I'm so done with real estate agents What an absolutely useless profession in 2026 Nowadays when I go visit houses to buy you get the construction company guy tell you everything anyway, and they actually know their stuff And then you have some literally low IQ shady car salesman guy hovering around you in the back with NO added information and NO added service "Yes this house is great because it's north-facing" And then for doing absolutely nothing zilch nada, they deserve 5% of the house price in commission??? And you can't visit the house direct because real estate agents cover each other asses so the selling agent will tell you to find a buyer agent to be able to visit it A complete racket 100%

Google CEO says that they don’t fully understand their own AI system after it started doing things it wasn’t programmed to do such as teaching itself an entire foreign language it was not asked to do

@lostpear *Always*... I'm not so sure. But yes, for a while.

@_cookscott Humans always need to clean up these up the messes 🤖🤪

Judea Pearl postulates that simply scaling up current AI models (making them bigger and faster) will not and cannot lead to AGI. A paradigm shift is required where AI moves from processing probabilities to processing cause-and-effect relationships. I agree.

My favorite thing about a new iOS release is how most of the apps I use break.