klos

Maybe SaaS is already over, but nobody can stop me from deploying software I love to build.

I dreamt I had a superpower: Every email I send lands in the main inbox.

Two months ago, I had a crazy idea: why not translate my tool into 40+ top world languages? Yesterday, it got its first viral mention in Thailand.

@tpsquad_th ขอบคุณที่ลิงก์มาที่เครื่องมือของผม 🙏 ดีใจที่ได้เห็นว่าคนไทยใช้พลังของ DCA

ใครอยากลองทดสอบคำนวณ DCA แนะนำเว็บนี้ dcacalculator.org มีให้เลือกหลายตัว ทั้งหุ้น ทองและคริปโต ให้ลองคำนวณ ตัวอย่างผมลองกับ Voo เดือนละ 2,000 เป็นเวลา 10 ปี ทุน 240,000 กลายเป็น 549,438.26 พอร์ตโตขึ้น 230 % เฉลี่ยปีละ 8.7 % ลองไปเล่นกันดูครับ

@sadek Nudne taski mają też walor medytacyjny. Praca "ciekawa" to największe obciążenie dla mózgu. I ja zdecydowanie widzę to w swojej pracy obecnie: olbrzymia intensyfikacja, ciężko złapać oddech, bo AI narzuciło 10x tempo pracy.

Największą wartością AI nie jest cięcie kosztów, tylko uwolnienie ludzi od nudnych zadań i przesunięcie ich do pracy, w której mogą dać znacznie większą wartość. AI pozwala wynieść pracę na wyższy poziom. Bardzo fajny przykład daje IKEA. Gdy chatbot AI o nazwie Billie przejął prawie połowę zapytań klientów - firma nie zwolniła 8500 pracowników supportu. Zamiast tego przeanalizowała, jakich spraw AI nadal nie potrafi dobrze obsłużyć. Okazało się, że klienci potrzebują bardziej ludzkiego doradztwa przy urządzaniu mieszkań. IKEA przekwalifikowała więc tysiące osób z call center na konsultantów wnętrzarskich i home planning, zamieniając automatyzację kosztów w nowy strumień dający blisko 1,4 mld euro dodatkowego przychodu. Firmy, które zwalniają ludzi zamieniając ich na AI - tracą szansę na ucieczkę do przodu. Chwilowo mogą oszczędzić parę złotych, ale w długim terminie zostają w tyle, kiedy ich konkurenci, łącząc ludzi + AI uzyskują ogromną przewagę.

@SimonDixonTwitt Wait, I actually understood his point: I'm not sure if I agree, but it's at least an interesting thought that AI disrupts cashflows and adds a lot of uncertainty to many legacy frameworks prefereds compete with.

What is he even talking about? I think I understand a thing or two about finance, but this is an absolute financial word salad spaghetti of buzzwords. 😂

@zackvoell @saylor The original idea was "don't sell, spend" He turned it into "don't sell, borrow against"

@saylor This is insane dog

Buy more bitcoin than you sell.

@bruce_barrett Beautiful music.

They will turn our rivers and lakes into the Ganges. This must come to a full stop. NOW.

@Snz_BTC It's interesting that "never sell" originally referred to a vision of the future where you can "spend" instead, but Saylor twisted it into "borrow against."

It's logical to sell when you need to, but yet another inconsistency to build a brand on "never selling" without meaning it.

@ChrisWillx @elonmusk The set will be epic.

@elonmusk Forget the moon, I’ve got a plan to get you to Mars before the end of the year

The Moon

@tomfgoodwin @Jason It's the contrast. The contrast is the thing.

@Jason The most SF thing ever is not seeing this coming, It's a bus without a driver, What do we expect?

The most SF moment ever 🤦😂

@LauraLoomer @CollinRugg @Jerome_Gillain It would honor nobody, but it would be entertainment for masses. This is how they did it in medieval time. Fortunately, we passed that nonsense. The justice system doesn't owe people a "show."

@CollinRugg @Jerome_Gillain Why do we have to wait? They should have just killed him as per her sentence right there on live stream in the court room. Make it quick in honor of that poor little girl.

BREAKING: FedEx driver who pleaded guilty to kidnapping and murdering 7-year-old Athena Strand, has been sentenced to death. Tanner Horner snatched Athena while he was delivering a Barbie doll to her home in Paradise, Texas. At one point during the trial, jurors broke down in tears while hearing audio of Horner killing Athena after he told her to take off her shirt and said she was "really pretty." Athena repeatedly asked for her mother before she was killed. "Horner is then heard asking Athena to remove her shirt, and there are several moments when she says "no" and asks for her mom. That was followed by repeated sounds of crying, screaming and banging," NBC reported last month. Following three hours of deliberation today, Horner was sentenced to death by lethal injection.

@ZukoWick @ErikVoorhees Nobody talks about Bitcoin energy usage anymore. Like literally, no media outlet cares about it anymore despite the usage only grew. The data center debate is exactly the same: capturing attention with a trendy topic until it stops being trendy.

@ErikVoorhees Erik stop pretending that's what the data centers are using. They are using fresh water not salt water. Nobody would care if they was using salt water.

Imagine thinking we shouldn't use water

@sandislonjsak It was never the goal though.

Haven’t met anyone working less after adopting the AI.

@topmass The noise of mechanical keys is cool for about a few hours of work. Of course, you can use headset, but then you need to work alone forever.

I hate that I've had about a dozen mechanical keyboards and currently use a split mechanical as my daily keyboard and yet the apple magic keyboard still calls out to me sometimes

@louisraskin I believe that even in this one you can push it much more forward. But it's rabbit hole…

@klos hmmmm super interesting! Although I'm not sure if it is what I'm talking about. See the picture I posted. I'm talking about a headrest for the upright position

Why are headrests on office chairs so far back? They literally don't support your head in a way that is healthy for your posture. Why do you need to do these makeshift add ons for office chairs. Honestly I feel like if someone just made office chairs with this one change they would crush it.

@MaphraMusic @DonVon73 @badomenscult Things went wild since that video, and it's so good.

DON VON (@DonVon73) made a reaction video of my @badomenscult Specter cover!!! I’m so excited!!! If the YouTube short gets 100 likes he’ll post the full reaction 🙌🙌🙌 Please go like 🥺❤️ youtube.com/shorts/osVHcPG…

@paulg When it comes to working in a garage it may be mostly about the weather.

It could actually be a significant problem that Europe doesn't have enough garages. This sounds like a joke, but I'm serious. Garages let you work on stuff that doesn't matter yet, which is how big things often start. The outliers of ideas need the outliers of space.

@louisraskin I'm just researching the topic for my new home office, and discovered this channel: @Ahnestly" target="_blank" rel="nofollow noopener">youtube.com/@Ahnestly

If you use both Claude and Codex, you can see who's struggling with compute right now.