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@JustinBleuel lol

Snap map is the easily the fastest way to find all the Popeyes in your city

@me____likex real.

I was the original designer of Instants at Instagram. Seeing it finally launch globally is surreal, but this thing was ready years ago. It just had to survive the machine first. 1/6

@jacksdiningroom You really gotta disclose when you're running an ad lol

I really wanted to gate keep this one…but I won’t. Sushi is one of my favorite foods especially as a New Yorker, but I hate expensive overpriced fancy sushi I’m a casual guy. My favorite spot in NYC in terms of freshness and price is absolutely sushi Hatsune in Chinatown. I’m usually the only person eating in the actual restaurant there. #sushi #nyc #nycfood

the chromatic is the perfect subway ride companion. no service no distractions just pure nostalgic bliss.

@jazzyalex still there. poll got shadow banned lol only 3 votes smh

@danielrakh lol. what you did with this poll? last time I saw it it had 3 vote for PM (one was mine) and now its 0

You’re building a new app. You have a choice to assemble a team of 5 people + give them access to any AI tools of their choice. You can only choose one:

@JacobyBrandon lol

@danielrakh none of the above

@austin_rief not sure if you tried sho, nakaji, yoshino, noz…etc yet but there’s clearly a difference between them and something you would get under $100

@austin_rief sure lol it’s pretty easy. i’d be able to tell just based off of the rice. if one can’t tell i would say they haven’t eaten at enough top tier sushiyas yet.

Most high end sushi counters in NYC are screwed. There are 20+ places that have opened in the last year that serve this for $48. There's just no reason to get $300 sushi (minus a few exceptions.) The NYC eater wins again.

@austin_rief Umeko for example is not "good" imo even though its $48. I would rather do Sendo for that price point any day.

@austin_rief So am i. "Good" is relative though right? for example Sendo has a great value to price ratio but so does Shota. Both are in two totally different price points. You can't say Sendo is better than Shota just because it's cheaper.

@malonehedges not a coincidence. last phone jobs worked on : )

the iphone 5 is perfect

@mweinbach maybe. let's see what happens.

@danielrakh likely, but that misses one part I think starbucks wouldn't even add support for accounts and making purchases within the chatgpt app, they required it to go back to their app/website so even an openai device wouldn't work seamlessly

This is correct. But i suspect this integration is less about doing this in the ChatGPT app vs building the rails for the imminent OpenAI device.

I honestly couldn't care less if you use a pencil and paper to "design" or AGI. the only thing that matters is what you're shipping at the end. you're either building a product or fiddling with tools. so far there's been a lot of conversation about fiddling with tools and not a lot about the quality and purpose of product being shipped.

@Shwinnabego in many ways its a self-reinforcing thing. once you see / hear something has a line (social proof) your hardwired to desire it as well. modern version of mimetic theory?

Why are we waiting in line for everything?

few. so very few.

The underrated side effect of constantly writing prompts is the mental training. Prompts force you to articulate your thoughts → which makes you a better writer → a deeper thinker → and ultimately a better prompt writer.