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@kirtandopamine @String_The0rist it's not that simple guys

@String_The0rist i dont think its that difficult, there should a lot of open source engines for this on huggingface etc ..

why is no one building a chrome extension to detect ai images on X? build one and price it at 2$/month

@agupta Things are accelerating enormously. We're now at the point where if you blink you missed the boat and everyone is trying to figure out how to deal with that.

You should take 90 seconds to watch this launch video. This is the single most impressive demo I've seen in the last year, and is probably the result i've seen that has most shifted forward my AGI timelines. more thoughts in thread

@kerckhove_ts No you don't, you ask AI. That's the whole point.

Software engineer is solved in the same way that accounting is: Most people still don't want to do it. It doesn't matter how "solved" it is, you still need to ask a specific professional to do it.

@businessbarista small world

Hill I will die on: Kk > Ok

@Matt_Graham_ This isn't new. Ideas are worth a dime. Execution is everything.

My friend pitched me a great AI startup idea. I told him not to build it... Here was his idea: - AI agents that handle phone calls and admin work for old school service businesses, plumbing, HVAC, that kind of thing - Scheduling, support calls, and follow ups handled automatically - All the repetitive stuff nobody at these companies wants to do all day It's a good idea. But here's what I told him: I run an 8 figure company and I still spend most of my day, probably 90% of it, trying to figure out how to get customers. If I dropped everything and went all in on his idea tomorrow, it would take me and three of our best people 2 years of nonstop work just to figure out how to get customers to trust us enough to pay for it. That's what people don't want to hear when they're excited about an idea. Ideas are everywhere right now. Everyone has one. What's difficult is getting a total stranger to pay for it. So if you've got a great idea, that's step one. Get ready to spend the next two years figuring out how to get someone to give you money for it. Ideas are cheap. Customer acquisition is expensive.

@princess_szn @gabrieldavidds You're a social media manager and you don't know how to send a dm? (jk)

@gabrieldavidds I can't send a dm. I'm a social media manager

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@carolinapoena Wordpress is a dinosaur. What is it that Wordpress can do, that AI can't?

@predacle Again, they are not mutually exclusive at all.

Six months of being unemployed in WordPress and tech. Not a single accepted freelance project. Not a single one.

@Laurennjoe You wanna bet on that?

if you want to build a skill ai can never replace, learn how to effectively market and sell a product.

@ramz_wins This is fire.

I made a browser that can edit any website on the internet. So I added features I was missing – on Youtube, Gmail, Spotify. And fixed bugs their devs didn't. Basically, I made my own version of the internet, customized to myself. Welcome to the era of personal software 🦅

@enodrift You can make a mess faster. 10x your legacy code!

Vibe coding isn't making developers faster, it's just making bad code ship quicker.

@alwayspriyesh they don't know millions of facts, they "best guess"

question: Why do LLMs know millions of facts... but can still confidently invent one that never existed? If you can explain why, you understand LLMs better than most.

@TakoTreba for now

unfortunately AI will never replace a human in marketing You can build workflows, dashboards, campaigns, and analyze more data than ever before. But the ideas are still human. The way you write something. The joke you add. The keyword you choose. The angle that makes someone stop scrolling. I play a lot with AI and build a lot of stuff with it, and it’s great. But writing, ideas, messaging, humor, and knowing what will actually connect with people are still very, very human.

5.6 is magic, holy f-ing sh*t

@TTrimoreau jokes, rhymes, poetry, sincerity, innovate, ideate, argue, insult, care, ...

Tell me one thing humans still do better than AI.

@TheRealMcHoy @adamshuaib At this point we can only hope you are trolling.

I said anti-charisma isn't brilliance. You heard "autism." That's on you dude, not me. And the study that actually tested like vs. dislike is Alkhaldi 2021. Autistic targets were liked by 51% of raters. Non-autistic, 72%. The authors' own summary says perceivers "sometimes go so far as to say they dislike." Sometimes. Liked less, measurably. Not disliked. Do the work man. C'mon.

People who do exceptional work are often anti-charismatic; they can’t talk to strangers, don’t understand social cues and usually prefer to be alone. We interviewed a CEO who hid in a stairwell for an hour at his own launch party because the chit-chat was unbearable, and a scientist who ate lunch in his car for years rather than in the cafeteria. There was also a senior researcher who took 6 flights of stairs rather than the elevator to avoid conversations with colleagues. This group spent most of their lives being told to be more friendly or social and more present, but a person that finds small talk difficult usually has a mind that is focused on bigger problems to solve. Society tries so hard to teach brilliant people to be normal that it risks losing the quirks that made them brilliant in the first place.

@TheRealMcHoy @adamshuaib You took your anecdotal experience to dismiss a researched fact. pmc.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/articles/PMC89…

@TheRealMcHoy @adamshuaib "Autistic people are often unfairly disliked, excluded, or marginalized by non-autistic individuals, often within just seconds of meeting. Research shows this is primarily driven by miscommunication, differing social styles, and deep-seated neurotypical biases."

@enodrift Do NOT split equity 50/50.

We're two co-founders. Give us one piece of advice that could save our startup.

@TheRealMcHoy @adamshuaib Incorrect. This is why people with autism are often disliked by allistic people.

@adamshuaib That read cuts both ways though. Most of that pattern is plain anti-charisma, brilliance is the rarer exception riding along with it.