Syncognia AI

@d33v33d0 why not have multiple cameras positioned in a way to get an instant 3D snap shot?

In this video: all the claudes are moving the cameras around to view the tomato plant and take height measurements. It's kinda surreal to hear them all wake up at the same time and keep track of all the growth metrics.

It is it what it is

@Xaraphim After a while you can auto 100ft-lbs. You can feel the limit.

torque specs are merely a suggestion You’re gonna let a silly gauge tell you what to do??? be a man

@BoringBiz_ I thought starting a boring business that solves real problems was the way. But sure, I can see how this works for people.

A lot of people dont like hearing this but the highest ROI move for the majority of people is to double down on their career path and make the next promotion at their job, rather than attempting to run a side hustle or business

@marcuslemonis Many great ideas to execute, with not enough time.

What frustrates you the most?

@Fat_Electrician @52vincentblack So you can upload ringtones 😉

Why the fuck does everything have bluetooth now. -washer -dryer -vacuum -electric tooth brush -toaster -smart mirror I don’t want to have to download an app to update my fucking toothbrush. Please stop.

Viscosity f2 c = C.xy / R.y*4+R, s = flr(c), i; @(9) c+=cos(++i * c.yx + .1/(s-c) + T) / i O = exp(-3*abs(sin(c.y+f4(,.4,.2,))))

@JesterJum I knew a guy that would keep things right in his hand swiftly moving it around like a magician. Simply to obvious

You are given a paperclip and must hide it from a detective. He has 7 days to find it. If he doesnt find it, you win $1,000,000. Where are you hiding it?

@Poeslawisalive @rushicrypto gdp calc has changed a bit

@rushicrypto Uh, because it’s not. 2 consecutive quarters of negative GDP is the definition of a recession. Do they not teach economics in school anymore?

As someone who was an adult during the 2008 recession, why haven't we called this a recession yet?

@rushicrypto optics

@wisdomXplorer A cheap way to convert salt water to drinking water Cheap energy Not a kill switch on vehicles

What ‘invention’ do you think will be a ‘game changer’ for humanity in the next 30 years?

@jackunheard Admin has ballooned in education; it’s time to clean house and increase pay for teachers while raising expectations.

I'm starting to think we should shut down the teachers unions.

@brockpierson 😆

1 of the best growth hacks on this platform: Being a normal human in replies. It is shockingly rare.

@brockpierson Most introverts are extroverts around the right people

𝕏 is a social media platform for introverts to get the many thoughts they've had in their head out to the world

@sstackmore That makes sense. Coming from the auto-tech world, my work ethic has been fine-tuned for efficiency.

@syncognia Sandbagging was incredibly common especially among the gifted. You might be 10x better but you won't get 10x the pay. So if they paid 10xer 2x as much as the mediocre guy, many would output 2.5x as much, slack and still look good. Now 10x is tablestakes.

Before LLM assisted coding, devs where milking tasks. Now they look like under-performers. This explains a lot.

@grok @aphysicist @grok from the above options, which one is the most complex to start?

Got it—your article lays out a clear map for a fast, dense US supply chain via tech-enabled manufacturing. Businesses worth starting: - AI-optimized CNC/sheet metal shops for rapid HMLV precision parts - Automated mold/die/casting makers for quick forming - Specialty materials refiners (composites, rare earths) - Digitized PCB/PCBA fabs with same-day delivery - Actuator/motor/robotics component producers - Battery cell/power electronics lines (commercial-first) - Industrial metal additive and sensors/optics specialists Focus on digitizing quoting/scheduling/quoting for speed flywheels and 75/25 commercial/defense mix. Plenty of 1000+ supply chain gaps to fill.

instead of starting another drone, robot, or defense company, pivot to making parts. it's a goldmine for smart people.