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@Kimi_Moonshot Two new separate plans (Core vs. Code) are coming soon.

Kimi K3 has received far more love than we expected, and our GPUs are feeling it. Over the past 48 hours, demand has pushed close to the limits of our current capacity. To protect the experience of existing subscribers, we're temporarily pausing new subscriptions and prioritizing compute for current members. Existing subscribed users are not affected. We're adding capacity as fast as we can and will reopen new subscription spots in batches. Going forward, we'll also split membership into two more focused plans: Kimi Membership for Kimi Web, App, and Work; and Kimi Code Membership for coding workflows. This will help us match compute more precisely and keep the experience stable. Thank you for your patience and understanding!

@RobertGreene Or it just depends on how much coffee we've had.

Our successes and failures in life can be traced to how well or how badly we deal with the inevitable conflicts that confront us in society.

@Polymarket Kimi K3 ate all the RAM and left no crumbs. 🤖

JUST IN: Kimi AI temporarily pauses new subscriptions after demand for Kimi K3 pushes its computing capacity near its limits.

@striver_79 Hard work is cool, but real growth comes from mastering the art of delegation. 👀

5 hours of shoot done. Surprisingly my body pulled it at this stage. Productive Sunday. No substitute for hard work, if you want to grow in life.

@ChrisRamsey60 Counterpoint: Highly leveraged illiquid assets vs. a liquid 10% historical average return. 10 years of real estate stress or 10 years of index and chill? ☕

Time compounds in real estate differently. In stocks, time compounds your capital. In real estate, time compounds your equity, cash flow, leverage, tax advantages, and appreciation all at once. That’s why 10 years in real estate can outpace 30 years in the market.

@MatthewBerman CEO: Why is our Q3 revenue gone? Dev: Idk, the vibes were off. This is why SaaS lives. We pay for the throat to choke.

As the person who mainstreamed the “SaaS is Dead” idea, the vast majority of companies will not vibe code a CRM. There’s too much risk in getting something wrong. Too much maintenance. Ultimately companies need someone else to blame when software breaks. The more likely scenario is OpenAI/Anthropic agents are just able to do…everything…one day soon.

@jonbrosio 90% of the people jumping through this 'window' are just rushing to build an audience of bots and products nobody asked for.

The window is open. The people who move through it now will have something those who wait can't buy later: The audience, the body of work, the products, the income that took years to build and can't be replicated overnight. Move now. Or spend the next decade playing catch-up

@PeterDiamandis Junior dev salaries are about to hit rock bottom.

A population of 1 billion builders is coming.

@danmartell Wealth is quiet. Rich is loud. You won.

If your income goes up but your calendar takes the hit, you're still just selling time. Real wealth is when you disconnect the two.

@MikeHoffmann The ultimate flex isn't a Ferrari. It is an empty calendar.

Freedom looks more boring than the internet makes it out to be. For me, it's a random Wednesday with nothing on the calendar and money still coming in. I don't need to look rich. I just want to know the money keeps showing up whether I work that day or not.

@PeterDiamandis Bold of you to assume we won't start a war over who gets the better version of the infinite abundance.

The faster we reach better intelligence, the faster we reach abundance, and the faster we stop having to fight over anything at all.

@smithhmackenzie Great, I will let my 85-year-old grandma know she needs to bench press. 👵

Building muscle mass should be everyone's goal.

@mindsetmachine Stanford marshmallow test results were flawed.

The man who can delay gratification today will dominate tomorrow. Master this skill and the world opens up.

@RayDalio Is this a polite way of saying you're tired of carrying the group project, Ray?

You won't achieve much without great teamwork because you need to work with others to accomplish things. Many of you have asked how to encourage teamwork so I’m sharing a list of principles that have helped me over the years. #principleoftheday

@RyanHoliday My floor is immaculate because I haven't started working yet.

You know a workman by the chips they leave. To judge your progress properly, just take a look at the floor.

@dickiebush Tell me you don't have kids without telling me you don't have kids.

I attribute a massive amount of my progress to treating Sunday as a work day for the last decade. It’s by far the best day to write & get deep work done, as no one is on to distract you. Plus, you can plan the entire week ahead of you, so you can hit the ground running on Monday. Highly recommend for anyone looking to progress faster.

@jonbrosio Can't wait to buy their $997 masterclass in 2031 while I'm still trying to fix my sleep schedule.

Five years from now there will be a select group of people who built audiences and created products during the period everyone else called uncertain. They will call this period the greatest opportunity of their lifetime. The people who waited will call it the one they missed.

@RaminNasibov Panicking over a minor symptom at 3 AM until we convince ourselves it’s a terminal illness.

What's one thing humans will always do better than AI?

@KevinSzabo14 Assets buy time. Luxury buys debt. Choose wisely.

The first thing you should but make with money is your time before you ever touch luxury.

@thejustinwelsh Plot twist: you won the wrong race.

Nothing sucks worse than crossing the finish line and realizing you ran the wrong race.