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@harrisondubay They have airports in ohio?

@tekbog step 1. Use claude code distribution to get into customer’s slacks step 2. Sell SOTA-claude in claude-tab-exclusive peripherals to eat rival SaaS or integrate w them step 3. Recreate slack in claude app, and make SOTA-claude a claude app exclusive, or heavily subsidized

am i wrong? what am i missing?

this destroys anthropic’s moat because you can easily swap claude for another LLM, there are plenty of companies shipping this already and have been for a while - orgs will try it out, see the cost or the unstable api or any other issues and will move to another model+harness

@TsarinaBomba @jmkettle Beavers may be close but we still got em beat

Humans are incredibly good at inventing problems where none exist. No other animal comes close. Maybe beavers

@TsarinaBomba Pretty much prob

@useComputed @sp4rtan300 Blessed intersection

@sp4rtan300 The intersection of people who know what k8s is and who would order bottle service

N*ggas was like wtf is “Kubernetes” 😂😂😂 We still early 😆😆

@TsarinaBomba Nikkis arc being an allegory for drunk cigs made me realize

@jmkettle The only thing better than a lunch beer is a second lunch beer

They don't want to tell you this, but a lunch beer is the best ADHD medication.

@_jokeocracy Theyre calling it the most Christian drug of all time

must be a miracle drug if it can make sam altman stop wanting gay sex and money

@theinvestdesk @staysaasy 30 min from philly and ac is too close u should move up north

@staysaasy NJ is the best state in the country. I’m 30 minutes from Philadelphia, 30 minutes from Atlantic City, 90 minutes from NYC. I can surf, ski, hike, best restaurants in the country.

The vibes in NJ feel pretty great right now. The convergence in outcomes is the best I've ever seen. Over the last 5yrs, a group of ~10k people - guys who own paving companies, guys who own marinas, ShopRite deli managers, Wawa shift leads, and a guy named Sal - have quietly become millionaires and nobody knows because they still drive a Silverado from 2008. Back of the envelope Taylor ham estimation. Everyone outside that group feels like they can work their well-paying (but <$500k) job their whole life and easily get there. My cousin works at PSE&G. He has a boat. Better yet, hiring is in full swing. Many tradesmen feel like their life's skill is more useful than ever. The day to day role of most jobs has stayed exactly the same for 40 years. As a result, 1) Everyone's settled into a tried and true set of career paths: take over my uncle's HVAC, get my CDL, get into landscaping, marry into a pizza place. People are switching diners less and less. You can't betray your home diner. 2) There's a deep contentment about work (and its future). Why chase "tech" when you can own three rentals in Hoboken and complain about your tenants at a barbecue. Will my job exist in a few years? This is Jersey. The job is paving things. You hear the "I'm never leaving" conversation a lot, especially from people who tried Brooklyn for a year. They come back saying the energy was off. The energy was fine. They missed their mom. 3) The mid to late middle managers feel energized. Many have families and plenty of energy to open a pizzeria with their cousin Anthony. Not that Anthony. The other one. They don't particularly have any AI skills and they don't need any. Middle management is alive and well at PSE&G and you get a pension. My uncle retired at 58. He's been on a boat since 2019. 4) The rich aren't particularly humble either. They're at the shore house. They've been at the shore house since 1987. Some have gone from <$150k to >$5M slowly, through a paving company, or by buying a duplex in Jersey City in 2003 and just kinda holding it. For some, they escape to LBI to live life, which means sitting on a deck. For others, they buy a boat just cuz, use it four times, and describe it as the best decision they ever made at every party for the rest of their life. I asked a contractor friend why he didn't retire. He said "and do what, Donna does NOT want me home all day." I understand many reading this scoff at the simple pleasures of the Garden State. They live in places where the bagels are bad and they've made peace with it. But the truth is, you can surf Belmar in the morning, skate the Asbury bowls in the afternoon, hike the Delaware Water Gap, and camp the Pine Barrens by nightfall. You can drive an hour and be anywhere. You can see Bruce at the Stone Pony for what feels like the 400th time and cry about it. The slice somehow tastes better than every slice in every other state. It's the water. It's always the water. Unlike many other places, knowing a guy, having a guy, and being a guy is tightly correlated with outcomes in NJ. Need a permit? Tony's brother. Need a kidney? Probably still Tony's brother. Call him. Ironically, a frequent side effect of this clarity is to spin up the very pork roll egg and cheese making everyone happy in hopes that you too can SPK your way to economic enlightenment. Salt pepper ketchup. Hard roll. Don't ask for it on a bagel. That's how civilizations fall.

@TsarinaBomba Sorry mom no kids yet too busy printing out my entire camera roll

@Saint_Mote @PopCrave Y’all are fucking retards ong

@PopCrave Bro that habibti album is crazy ngl.

Drake occupies 40 of the Top 50 songs on US Apple Music.

@DK_Able Baseball pants are practically tear proof

You can just power wash clothes?

@anishmoonka What if most people who don’t eat breakfast can’t afford it and theyre depressed because theyre poor and can’t afford breakfast?

Skip breakfast, and you starve the production line for the chemical that keeps you from feeling anxious and depressed. It’s called serotonin, and 90% of it is made in your gut, not your brain. This study pooled 14 studies and 399,550 people to see what happens. Breakfast skippers had 39% higher odds of depression, 23% higher odds of chronic stress, and 55% higher odds of psychological distress. For teenagers it was worse. Anxiety odds jumped 51%. The obvious pushback here is that maybe depressed people just stop eating in the morning. A 2024 genetics study in Nutrition Journal tested exactly that, using DNA from 193,860 people. The method uses inherited gene variants as a kind of natural experiment to tease apart cause from effect. Skipping breakfast raised depression risk by 36%. Depression had zero effect on whether someone skipped breakfast. The arrow only goes one direction. Serotonin is built from tryptophan, a nutrient your body can’t produce on its own. You have to eat it. After 10 to 12 hours of fasting overnight, your tryptophan levels bottom out. Caltech researchers showed in a 2015 Cell paper that specific gut bacteria signal your intestinal cells to start producing serotonin, and without those bacteria doing their thing, mice lost roughly 60% of their gut serotonin. Food is what turns the whole system on. Cortisol (your body’s stress hormone) adds to the picture. Researchers at UC Davis tracked women who regularly skipped breakfast and found their cortisol was elevated from morning through midafternoon, even on completely calm days with zero external stressors. Their daily cortisol rhythm was blunted, a pattern normally seen in people dealing with chronic stress. About 15% of American adults skip breakfast regularly. Among 20 to 39 year olds, closer to one in four. That same age group leads in new depression diagnoses.

@realChiliHead @NJGov Stay in tampa retard

@NJGov This is an official account. If this is April fools - let’s start class action suit against the state. This is something everyone wants and needs in NJ, so if you are teasing us with it, followed by “haha, just kidding” - expect backlash. 🤬

Today, we are announcing plans to lift the statewide ban on self-service gas stations in New Jersey. We encourage New Jerseyans to familiarize themselves with gas pumps as this change is in effect immediately, April 1, 2026.

@sally124445 Do you have access to the tool/notes repo that they’re using? Seems super useful for tracking symptoms/reactions to treatment and just having a central memory for your health stuff in general

My doctor just emailed me to say "i asked a healthcare-provider-only AI about your stuff and i think we should scrap the diagnosis we've been testing for and try out this new one". First time this has happened to me. Kind of rocks? Like having AI as a third party makes doctor-patient relationship feel more like a collaboration, and actually makes me trust my doc more. Alleviates the feeling of just being dragged thru this medical process with doc as only authority wondering if I should trust what they're saying or seek someone else

@fchollet Would existence of attention/slop classes and capital/underclass classes be mutually exclusive? What happens when the existing mechanisms for class mobility (entrepreneurship, human capital, etc) are replaced by access to AGI, the amount of which scales with access to capital?

A lot of folks talk about "escaping the permanent underclass". If AGI pans out, the future class divide won't be based on wealth, but on cognitive agency. There will be a "focus class" (those who control their attention and actually do things) and a "slop class" (those whose reward loops are fully RL-managed by AI)

@TsarinaBomba botocooks.io when??

Noodlemania continues

@useComputed @TsarinaBomba Genuinely yea it wouldnt take that long either

@TsarinaBomba Can you train a dog to select everyone with dark skin and a beard for secondary screening?

Politics aside, having ICE fill in for TSA is very product manager coded. Staffing allocation is just numbers on a spreadsheet after all

@ByungChulHarden Setting those kids up for a lifetime of disappoint with those hats, american dream checks out