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@Glowrithm Blocked for AI reply

@rameerez That's wild, yo! To be dismissed like that by someone whose job depends on getting shit done fast. wow

Most white collar people don't work, they just talk about working all day, but they never really get anything done. It's all performative I tried explaining this to my doctor friend, who obviously needs to actually get shit done or else people die. He didn't get it

I’ve seen some retarded shit throughout my life but I’ve never seen something nearly as retarded as removing dark mode from X

@markus_hogne lmfao locked in to escape the permanent underclass escapethepermanentunderclass.com

@rameerez And then he stopped tweeting.....

This feels like such a unique moment in time I don’t know if this is the singularity But man this does feel like nothing I’ve ever experienced before I started feeling it in late December during Christmas. Got stronger in January. Completely exponential and out of hand now

@alvivanco I hope so

@rameerez And we're still so early.

@FCNovas And not just for building. All knowledge work is automatable now, it’s just a matter of time. It’s crazy it’s happening so quickly

@rameerez Same. Started a SaaS project in November thinking it'd take 6 months. Launched in January. The gap between 'idea' and 'shipped' just... collapsed

@raychi_god Blocked for AI reply

@rameerez the pace is wild rn feels like reality cant keep up with whats possible

@tadasgedgaudas this may honestly be a valid strategy if we can find a good prompt injection vulnerability

@rameerez yeah, check this: x.com/tadasgedgaudas…

If anyone is wondering why X sucks lately, here’s your answer Most accounts in my replies are like this. It feels like there are no humans in here anymore

@escartin yes, that should help, but agents could still control a browser instance. It's slower but it's fully automated too

@rameerez Haven't they blocked replies by API? That should work for a while

@pbertrand_dev It’s incredibly tiring I don’t know what the solution looks like but if X doesn’t fix this soon this may kill X

@rameerez oh ffs its just getting worse i think as a result private communities are gonna grow or some system with vouching for others /referring people

@marckohlbrugge PRESENT

Has anyone built a big / relatively popular app with Hotwire Native yet? What are good examples? What’s the biggest iOS + Android app built with Hotwire Native that you can think of?

@articles_o @claudeai Yes! This fixed it

@rameerez @claudeai @rameerez did you get this solved? Same issue here. Dickheads in replies saying "contact administrator" like yeah that's me fool!

New in Claude Code: Remote Control. Kick off a task in your terminal and pick it up from your phone while you take a walk or join a meeting. Claude keeps running on your machine, and you can control the session from the Claude app or claude.ai/code

me trying to escape the permanent underclass

@pedroviana @claudeai oh shit this fixed it!!!! genius thanks a lot!

@StripSlashes @claudeai I'm my account administrator, boss. I can try contacting me but I don't think that's gonna solve my issue

@rameerez @claudeai you have your answer.

I think most people struggle understanding what "abundance" and technological progress really look like 100 years ago commercial planes didn't exist If you wanted to cross the Atlantic, a steam ship was your only option. The trip took ~a month and cost the equivalent of 1 year worth of average salary Technological progress brought the cost down 99% Crossing the Atlantic now costs ~$500 and can be done same-day The result has been way MORE people crossing the Atlantic, not less. Orders of magnitude more travelers Millions of people can now afford to cross the Atlantic multiple times a year, even a month. Unthinkable 100 years ago Things that used to cost $20k (in today's dollars) now cost $300. So you have way more options now, and you can afford them I suspect post-AI abundance will look pretty much like this