Emperor Cowboy

@shawtyastrology My birthday is on the 15th. What does this mean for the emperor cowboy?

aries placements, do y'all understand the level of power y'all are going to receive during aries season? ♈️👀 for example, SIX planets will be in aries during aries season between april 15th to april 16th. the sun, moon, mercury, mars, saturn and neptune will be in aries. get ready for the ultimate aries season. it's go time. ✨

Crazy that AI wrote all of Emily Dickinson’s poems

@disparutoo That’s not a good example tho. The Rip has a deception/misdirection plot, and the explanations in the van are like other similar detective shows and movies where the clever detective reveals his/her scheme to capture the schemers. Standard satisfying trope.

This is obviously not true. “The Rip” has a whole van scene that drags on specifically because it is spelling out the ENTIRE and very basic events that happened before it. It literally retells the whole story again before the final action scene. Now this shouldn’t happen, but clearly does.

@EvanLuthra No. It won’t.

🚨THE CEO OF ANTHROPIC JUST PUBLICLY WARNED AI WILL ELIMINATE 50% OF WHITE COLLAR JOBS WITHIN 3 YEARS. You literally have no time. If you keep saying "I need to learn AI" but have no clue where to actually begin, read this: Bookmark it. So that you can come back. Most people's plan right now: "I'll figure it out later." Later is gone. Here's the exact 30-day roadmap: WEEK 1: FIX HOW YOU PROMPT Bad prompt: "Write me a marketing email." Good prompt: "You are a direct response copywriter. Write a cold email for HR managers at 50-person companies. Reader is busy and skeptical. Under 100 words. One CTA at the end." Same tool. Completely different output. The framework: Role. Task. Context. Constraints. Format. Memorise that. Use it on everything. WEEK 2: USE AI TO THINK, NOT JUST PRODUCE Most people use AI like this: "Write me a business plan." The people actually winning use it like this: "I'm building X for Y. Challenge every assumption I have. Find the 3 biggest holes in my thinking." Sparring partner beats secretary. Every time. Take your hardest problem this week. Don't ask AI to solve it. Ask it to destroy your current thinking first. WEEK 3: BUILD ONE REAL WORKFLOW Not a demo. Not a test. A real one. Fake workflow: Open ChatGPT, type, copy, done. Real workflow: A saved system prompt that already knows your context, audience and tone. Minimal editing every time. Runs 3-4 times a week. Compounds. Pick your most time-consuming task. Build the system prompt around it. Use it until it's automatic. WEEK 4: PICK ONE TOOL. GO ALL IN. Stop collecting. Start mastering. Claude (claude.ai) — thinking, writing, strategy Perplexity (perplexity.ai) — research with real cited sources Ideogram (ideogram.ai) — image generation, free Kling AI (klingai.com) — video creation, free tier n8n (n8n.io) — automation without code Pick one. Spend the whole week going deeper than you ever have. Read the docs. Break it. Learn why. That's how you become the person others ask. Free resources to go deeper: Prompting: docs.anthropic.com/en/docs/build-… Courses: deeplearning.ai/short-courses Research: perplexity.ai The basics are table stakes now. Everyone can write an email with AI. The real gap is between people using it reactively and people who have built systems that compound quietly every week. 30 days. One framework. One workflow. One deep tool. That's the distance between you and the people not worried about those 5 years. The scary part isn't AI. The scary part is that your replacement is reading posts like this right now and actually doing something about it.

@SeanFennessey Hell yeah

Well, Steven Spielberg just told me he’s (finally!) making a western.

@BenjaminSolak Jerry missed that old feeling after trading us Micah

A fourth for Rashan Gary? The guy who posted an “I’m being released” graphic?

@BarstoolBigCat It’s his time to shine in Dallas now. So long, training camp MVP. We will miss your slowness and total disappearing act during games.

Packers Fleeced

@MeghanMcCain Mercury retrograde

Things are real apocalyptic on this platform tonight.

@girdley Semantic really. I agree with your point that the one-on-one work is important, but it can be done in different ways, particularly depending on your industry. We had a smaller team and you can iterate all the time and assess where they’re at without regular semi-formal sit-downs.

@lowerstacks If they feel like evals, I'd say that's doing it wrong.

A hill I’ll die on: Unless you do regular 1-1s with your employees, you are not a great manager. (No matter what you tell yourself.)

@TelepathyTapes Definitely had dreams that involved a person that dreamt of me at the same time

Have you ever had a dream so vivid you were convinced it really happened?

@ARCDTrade @TaraBull @Sue40931356 Haha sure buddy

@lowerstacks @TaraBull @Sue40931356 The only thing you have been in charge of is the cats in your moms basement. Go back to flipping burgers and telling on your co workers who do anything wrong. fagboy.

When the car behind her cut the line, she decided to pay for their food, and keep it.

@ARCDTrade @TaraBull @Sue40931356 Cry about what, the dumb employee or your inability to comprehend what it’s like to be in charge?

@lowerstacks @TaraBull @Sue40931356 Cry about it homo

@TaraBull @Sue40931356 Doesn’t matter. Very bad judgment. Could say never do that again or you’ll be fired. But that is a major screw up.

@Sue40931356 She paid for the food.

@TaraBull @Sue40931356 No. This is a shit show. They remake the order and everything slows down. The car that cut is just gonna leave after being told their order was given to the car in front of them? Wake up. They sit there and it takes longer and they get it for free.

@Sue40931356 I'm pretty sure she'll get sent to the back of the line after she told them what happened.

@ryancduff @McDonalds They’re riding the wave of the viral moment, meme-ing themselves in good fun. It’s strong marketing.

@McDonalds Stop calling it a product 🥴 The way you win people back is less sterilization in language and design. Bring back the play place and add more color back to your restaurants.

take a bite of our new product

@colejaczko Is it possible that you’re projecting here?

Bigger issue here is the guy himself No one talks about this but there’s serious consequences from the career path you choose He’s the CEO of McDonalds, obviously very successful on paper But would you want to be him? Would you want to be on a date with him? Exciting life? Issue with climbing the corporate ladder is you sell your soul - the cost is spiritual. You lose the essence of who you are. Your light. Your zest for life. You can’t even just eat a burger, have a beer, or take off the business casual. Whatever you do the next 40 years is who you become.

@ScotBertram “He’s Scot-blooded, check it and see. He’s got a fever of a hundred and three. Whoop!”

Maybe got a little too much credit for ESPN's success for a time then certainly took too much criticism for a while. Now a senior statesman for the network and a guy I love seeing on my screen. We still have a few more years to enjoy. awfulannouncing.com/espn/chris-ber…

If you buy a hybrid at $25,000-$35,000. The money you save on gas will pay for much or all of the car, especially a Prius. My Prius went over 200,000 miles. I calculated it saved me $27,000 on gas. No maintenance issues. I paid $20,000 for it in 2014. 0% financing then too.

@AcademicAgent_X Often more about how they affect the rhythm of a sentence

@AcademicAgent_X Seems to be true but they can add at times. “Gently lifted” adds character. “Profoundly curious” adds grandeur. “Slowly swam out into the darkness” adds romance. Etc

Most adverbs cannot justify being used in a sentence. I dislike adverbs. Discuss.