@SenSanders Oh well. Its was nice knowing you Ai. Itll get blocked now and then we will watch another cool tech thrive outside of our country :)
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SplitOwn.COM Fractional Ownership Platform
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SplitOwn.COM Fractional Ownership Platform
@Splitown
We replicate the experience of buying with friends by connecting you with friends. Split the bills. Buying alone simply is too expensive. It sits and waits.
Worldwide เข้าร่วม Ocak 2026
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70% think AI will lead to fewer jobs.
They are right.
We can’t allow a handful of billionaires, eager to increase their wealth and power, to rush forward with a technology that will fundamentally transform humanity without democratic input or accountability.
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@a16z Wait till people realize that software is one of the largest industries in USA. Once it goes US will have nothing that is leading edge. Chips already gone. Tech behind. Auto - behind. Military - overpriced junk. Software is still hanging on but not for long.
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Marc Andreessen: Software isn't precious anymore. In this new world, high quality software is infinitely available.
"We've always lived in a world in which software is this precious thing that you have to think about very carefully."
"It was really hard to generate good software, and there was only a small number of people who could do it."
"Those days are just over."
"If you need new software to do X, Y, or Z, you're just going to wave your hand and get it."
"Things that used to be hard, or even seem like an insurmountable mountain to get through, all of a sudden, I think, become very easy."
@pmarca with @latentspacepod
Latent.Space@latentspacepod
🆕 Marc Andreessen’s 2026 AI Thesis: Agents, Open Source, and Why This Time Is Different latent.space/p/pmarca @pmarca of @a16z says AI people keep swinging between utopian and apocalyptic for one simple reason: this field has been “almost here” for 80 years. But now, the breakthroughs are no longer theoretical. Reasoning, coding, agents, and self-improvement are all starting to work at once. This episode goes deep on AI winters, OpenAI + OpenClaw, infrastructure overbuild risk, proof-of-human, why software may soon be written mostly for bots, and why the real bottleneck may be society adopting AI rather than the models improving.
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Boomers literally had an absolute nightmare. Highest population increase in history of mankind all at the same time. Infrastructure that literally couldnt support any of it. Built everything you pretty much see. Had to create jobs that didnt exist. Sucked it up and built. And now "oh no I have to click apply 100 times. Its exhausting. need a latte and vacation now."
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Ive owned 3 houses. I’m 45. I’ve observed all generations. Prospects for my kids are fucked. Yes it’s the government policies of the past thirty years but frankly the boomer attitude of "pull your socks up" ain’t going to cut it anymore. The entire system needs an overhaul
Cec Podd@CecPodd
@SirDanofC Maybe your property aspirations are higher than ours were? And, today's MW wage adjusted for inflation is t.w.i.c.e as much as l started on, £200 v £400. I do feel for today's young, l've 3 kids in their 20's, but is it a worse work environment than what l entered, late 70's?
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@AdameMedia Well its this dudes job to literally do something to fix it and not just talk about. Drop rates to spark economy when this shit happens. Job growth is one of mandates of Fed. But nooooooo he wants to stick it to Trump so we gotta suffer.
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@beffjezos Lol tell that to all who bought a piece of Meta universe real estate 🤣 😅
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You should aim to own a piece of AI compute instead of real estate.
unusual_whales@unusual_whales
Generation Z is increasingly giving up on once-standard financial goals, especially home ownership, traditional saving patterns, and linear career models, and instead embracing immediate spending, riskier financial behavior, and lifestyle-first decisions, per FORTUNE
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@criticalurban Well imagine if you went to a different coffee shop and restaurant every single time. How much better it'd be.
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@Splitown I've always enjoyed all the years I've lived in walkable neighborhoods in Philadelphia. It's never been boring for me. But I just want the same regional access as everyone else and don't find that it is replaced by being able to walk places.
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It is utterly and completely irrational to think that just because you can walk to places in your neighborhood, you do not want the regional access provided by an automobile to go anywhere else. 99.11111% of the world will always be beyond walking distance.
Lindsay Loves Cities@LindsayJS
Building housing with ground floor small retail CREATES a walkable street + a place to live car free. Housing creates mobility. A walkable street is the backbone of a city — and the most important form of mobility - because it is how you get to transit stops. And yes! The bus can come later.
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@ObviousRises Corruption charges. Public and loud will do wonders in going back to what things were
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I'm really starting to feel like the only way anything ever improves ever is if a lot of people die, it feels like you just can't vote your way out of this, that's the situation.
NewsWire@NewsWire_US
Rep. Jeff Van Drew (R-N.J.) on Americans struggling with rising prices: "Maybe get yet another job"
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@elonmusk Stop hating on babies. Regardless of their origin.
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@SergiiKirianov Software developers i think are really the only professionals that would spend long time solving someone else's problem on forums and stuff. Entire platforms of free code. Communities developing free software, moderate free forums, hacking stuff and sharing it with all. Umatched
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yes, I remember how software devs gatekept me when I was learning to code on board the ship
Let me list it:
- support
- encouragement
- knowledge
Very gatekeeping.
a16z@a16z
20 million developers used to be the gatekeepers to software. Wabi CEO Eugenia Kuyda on who gets to build now: "The only people who could make software up until last year or so [were] just professional developers... Very few people in the world." "Even if you have a good idea, go ahead, find an engineer, find a co-founder, find a technical co-founder to build this. But you can't really otherwise build it... It requires a lot." "But now anyone can." "This is just wild." "Before we had to spend months developing that, developing an app and figuring out some illustrations and sounds. Now you just write one prompt and it's there." @wabi CEO @ekuyda on @solofounders with @julianweisser
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@CascaisTiago Cause 2 previous generations had to find a place thats hiring first. Usually by reading one of those free newspapers that were all over the place in containers that just stood there and no one broke them. You guys click 2 buttons and start crying thst finger is tired.
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Qualquer jovem faz mais candidaturas de emprego numa semana do que as 2 gerações anteriores durante a vida toda
John Halo@EpicMasterChief
My mother is crashing out because of one job rejection. She is not prepared for life in 2026
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@eonem Its not a lie. Its reality. Simple evolution. Started with 0 and 1s progressed to basic code. Then complex code. Then even more complex code. Now human text to code. And each and every step of the way old timers were saying its impossible, inefficient, unsecured. Which is true.
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Biggest lie AI coding platform founders is pushing for at the moment is that you, a person who never bothered to learn a simple programming language like Python even, are now magically capable of producing and operating meaningful software.
Rohan Paul@rohanpaul_ai
Software used to be gated by roughly 20 million professional developers up until last year. Good ideas still needed engineers, co-founders, time, and months of app work. Now, anyone can build. ~ Wabi CEO Eugenia Kuyda
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@Black_D_Gamer1 Yeah. You could do stupid shit at parties and wont get world famous next day.
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The lack of cameras everywhere & social media not ruining your life, over what you think, feel, and believe in.
Dave@GamewithDave
People who actually experienced the 1990s: What is something you miss from that decade that just isn't the same today
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Wrong. Perfect makes everyone feel warm and fuzzy. I half assed with best intentions all the time. No one seems to appreciate that at all. The pain of 2 hour jobs turning into 2 days. Ai is real shit. Not using it is like drilling a hole with manual drill these days. It works but slow and painful.
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The thing is this:
People connect with REAL.
They don’t give a shit about perfect.
People connect with INTENTION.
They don’t give a shit about half-assed.
People connect with PEOPLE.
You defending generative AI says a lot about why nobody connects with you.
flohzirkus 📀@flohzirkusmusic
I see a lot of you talking big on why AI is the future of music creation and there can only be one reason: You’ve never played in a band, recorded live in a studio or been to a writing session.
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@bestinclassyt Gotta bring back internet cafes and lan parties. Everyone is shit and its awesome. And then entire group talks about that one cool kill. Ah the good old times.
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As soon as people realized gaming could be their career is when everyone started playing like they’re in the Olympics
ExoGhost@ExoGhost
Streamers and sweats ruined Call of Duty It used to be so casual and fun before those jobless losers took over
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@regularaugust Dont listen to this shit. Dont rush to grow up. Enjoy more of ur age stuff while its not boring for u. Trust me 90% of adults will tell you theyd rather go back to times when watching Tom and Jerry was awesome. (Still is) Disneyland crowd is living proof of that.
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@Mans_Ascent Do what you like. Dont listen and look at whats popular. Find one thing you like. Be best at it. Dordnt have to be popular. There are hot dog vendors making more then IT guys. Grass mowers that started with just one machine. Millionaire painters, plumbers. ANYTHING. Just be best
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Mature men who are 25+, please drop one piece of advice to men 18 to 24. It can be about anything!
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@enforcelawsNYC Middle class is the one paying for all other classes.
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Serious question though. When is the middle class ever going to get something free?
Gothamist@Gothamist
Nearly 1 million low-income New Yorkers would get free subway and bus rides under a budget proposal announced by the City Council: gothamist.visitlink.me/5e8M1D
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@venikunche All kids should know cutting edge tech, ai, robotics, automation math and science. Able to torrent and reinstall windows. Side load an app and know basic coding. Anything less = parents have failed. Piano and sport lessons are good and all but for 200 years ago.
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lol I don't think people working in tech understand how anti-AI and anti-tech parents are becoming especially when it comes to their kids
Jack Altman@jaltma
I hope schools are teaching kids to just sit down with codex / claude code and make stuff.
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@NextGenPlayer *We are quickly moving towards a world in which $1000 anything is the norm." Except wages of course
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PS6 could cost $1000, says analysts
“We're quickly moving towards a world in which a $1,000 console will be the norm, and console gaming will become a luxury expenditure”
▶️ pushsquare.com/news/2026/03/u…
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