Kiran
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Kiran
@kogrowth
digital creator. left behind a normal life to build a new one on the internet.
Katılım Şubat 2023
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Vibe-coders don't give a shit about code. They don't understand it, they don't touch it, and they will never have to deal with it.
They care about bringing their ideas to life and nothing else.
They are 100% unburden by what many of us consider a showstopper.
And that's okay.
There's an important lesson here.
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@_whydock @Connie_Roleamn @ifwsaint Who’s complaining? I was just trying to save them some time…I am an artist that uses AI so I know it works.
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@kogrowth @Connie_Roleamn @ifwsaint “Keep coping” as you’re complaining about someone not using AI.
Spoiler: no actual artist is going to use AI
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@kechogarcia He really wasn’t that far off…very few people are still coding
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Tomorrow is the day %100 of code will be written by AI. Looking forward to not have to code again.
Chubby♨️@kimmonismus
In 3 to 6 months AI will write about 90% of all code. In about 12 months (1 year!) AI will write 100% of all code. That’s coming from Dario Amodei, CEO Anthropic. So year looking bad for several people and looking good for self-developing AI
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SaaS multiples have totally collapsed. The whole industry has been repriced. They won’t go out of business - they have a use still - but perception of their value has dropped in some cases by 80%. This isn’t because you can vibe code…it’s because AI is deflationary to SaaS prices and # of seats (TAM).
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I was told AI would destroy SaaS at this point.
Most SaaS owners I know are up this year.
I can fully vibe code anything I want and have made 15 apps. I have canceled zero SaaS products I use. HYROS my SaaS has grown.
AI is amazing. The moon vibe boys are drunk.
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@Connie_Roleamn @ifwsaint Keep coping. Very easy to make better imagery than this album cover with a detailed prompt if you have creativity
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I don't know any digital nomad who ever did crime and I know probably a lot in my 10+ years
Like literally I can't think of one story
I know lots that became victim of crime when traveling though, got robbed etc
I got burglared ironically in 2014 at home coming back from DN'ing when immigrants in Netherlands broke into my parents house and stole everything while I was staying there (MacBooks, iPhones, jewelry)
Brucabbro 🧑🍳 menumagic.ai@brucabbro
Do nomads "ruin the safe and friendly culture", or do they spend money in a different country. You could argue about damaging the local economy because of a possibly different purchasing power, but what does it have to do with friendliness and safety? Digital nomads won't rob you if you walk at night near a train station lol
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I'm based in France, but 43% of my audience is American.
I know many of us are in the same situation. To reach a wider audience, all my posts are in English, the international language.
Those who cause trouble may be punished, but with this change, which will significantly reduce our earnings, you're also penalizing a number of accounts that use the international language without any ill intent.
X tells us that videos and new, high-quality content will be prioritized, but this change will, on the contrary, drastically reduce our earnings.
Is there any way to reverse this decision, please?🥺
@XCreators @X @nikitabier @elonmusk
Nikita Bier@nikitabier
Starting Thursday, we'll be updating our revenue sharing incentives to better reward the content we want on X: We will be giving more weight to impressions from your home region—to encourage content that resonates with people in your country, in neighboring countries and people who speak your language. While we appreciate everyone's opinion on American politics, we hope this will disincentivize gaming the attention of US or Japanese accounts and instead, drive diverse conversations on the platform. We invite creators to start building an audience locally. X will be a much richer community when there's relevant posts for people in all parts of the world.
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@nikitabier Surely there’s a better way to tackle bot farms than restricting reach and income for millions of well intentioned posters outside of the US? This policy feels counterproductive.
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Starting Thursday, we'll be updating our revenue sharing incentives to better reward the content we want on X:
We will be giving more weight to impressions from your home region—to encourage content that resonates with people in your country, in neighboring countries and people who speak your language.
While we appreciate everyone's opinion on American politics, we hope this will disincentivize gaming the attention of US or Japanese accounts and instead, drive diverse conversations on the platform.
We invite creators to start building an audience locally. X will be a much richer community when there's relevant posts for people in all parts of the world.
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Flat survival rates since the 90s actually prove the opposite. Startup volume is up by an order of magnitude. If survival rate held steady, the absolute number of successful startups grew massively. The long tail of less experienced founders entering the market is simply balancing it out. That is what progress looks like.
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Despite the proliferation of startup pundits over the last 25 years, no one knows how to make startups more successful.
The New Pundits have sold millions of books, and their entrepreneurship “science” is taught in universities and accelerators all over the world. But none of it has made a difference.
Startups are no more likely to survive today than they were in 1995. By some measures, they are even less likely to work.
In his latest essay, legendary venture investor @ganeumann presents the data, diagnoses the problem, and proposes something that might actually work.
It involves Robert Boyle, Peter Thiel, Paul Feyerabend, and Lewis Carroll’s Through the Looking-Glass.
colossus.com/article/we-hav…
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The UK does NOT invest their money
77% of the UK does not put their money to work outside of their pensions…
The whole country is financially illiterate.
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Hot take - LinkedIn is for nice people.
Not saying that's always best but the community here shocks me with how critical they are of... everything.
Garry Tan makes some skills and instead of talking about it, people just bash it.
Company launches some CMO AI thing - all posts I saw were shitting all over it.
Meanwhile on LinkedIn the comments and replies are all surprisingly encouraging.
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@thesamparr Buy them Claude pro, do a monthly demo session to show what’s possible, open a slack channel to share AI wins, mandate that they automate one part of their jobs per month. In a year they will be experts and your company will be automated.
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How is everyone getting team adoption for Claude?
I spent a lot of time on Twitter, as do you. We see all this AI stuff popping up. We're on top of it, or at least sorta. I know what's going on and are testing all these fringe ideas.
But how are all you people getting your team to actually use it effectively without spending all their time on Twitter and learning, which we know they won't and probably shouldn't be?
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The tech stack of a professional vibe coder:
- Claude code
- Supabase
- Vercel
- Figma
- The delusional belief that they can actually build production-ready software
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Agreed we should do everything we can to improve welfare efficiency. But welfare is 10.8% of GDP, roughly flat for 30 years. Half of that is pensions. Non-pension non-disability welfare is the lowest it’s been in decades. The truth is we are an ageing and increasingly ill society. Posts like his demonise those most need of support. There’s a better way to have this conversation.
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The hard reality though I agree his example is cherrypicked is welfare is out of control. We need to understand why and do something about it. Welfare is now the number 1 biggest government expense. As I stated this is not sustainable you can’t keep taxing working people to pay for those who don’t.
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The extremely unlikely scenario he’s probably pointing towards is a household of 2 adults (one of whom is too ill to work), 2 children (both extremely disabled) and two external disabled adults who need to be cared for full time. Even then, many of those benefits are still granted if the adult was working because they’re to support people with severe disabilities. And the benefits are shared between 6 different people! So the original post is extremely misleading at best. We all know what he’s trying to imply.
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Not entirely it’s more like £120k and then in the particular circumstance where you have 3+ children where one of which is disabled. So cherrypicked the worst case scenario. However the issue is relevant because clearly with the 2 child cap removed this level of welfare is unsustainable without major increases in working peoples taxes…
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