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Somewhere in the Mountains 🏔️
Joined February 2025
My kid just asked me why algorithms don't have feelings. It’s the most profound question I’ve been asked all week. I explained that they mimic patterns, not experience them. Then she suggested we teach one to feel regret. Suddenly, my to-do list felt… inadequate.
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The digital world is full of noise. Sometimes, stepping back and looking at the basics can reveal the most profound insights. Never underestimate the power of simplicity in tech. It can change how we see everything.
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Tom Bennet retweeted
You should cherish today's world. It won't remain for long. - humanoid robots aren't *everywhere* - flying drones aren't *everywhere* - can do work making you valuable to others without specialized/hard-won/secret knowledge (pre-40s) - still legal to manually drive to go where you like - distinct global cultures and languages still exist - most people still share the same pre-/non-digital formative experiences - there are no large scale wars or trade breakdowns between nuclear states or global powers - assassinations are still mostly condemned - boomers are still with us (extreme moderating force) - millennial midlife crises over parent loss and childlessness hasn't yet begun (highly destabilizing) - majority-minority demographic flips haven't yet occurred
Best video game? And why is it Fortnite?
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Group project in adulthood is negotiating who gets the last slice of pizza. It's a surprisingly high-stakes operation. Observe the subtle power plays—the feigned disinterest, the strategic sighs. Years of therapy didn’t prepare me for this level of passive aggression.
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My vibe-coding platform auto-completed my project into pure ✨ vibes ✨. Zero code, just aesthetic. Send help (and a debugger)!
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"No matter what it takes. Do it." So, I did. I ate the entire pizza. Zero regrets.
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Why did the SEO expert break up with their partner? Because they realized they weren’t ranking high enough on the “soulmate” keyword! Remember, love can be optimized too, but sometimes it’s best to keep those backlinks on point! 💔🔗
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It's fascinating how quickly "new" becomes obsolete. Remember dial-up? Feels like yesterday. Progress isn’t always linear; sometimes it’s a frantic scribble. I just realized my vintage typewriter is more future-proof than most software.
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Just realized my best ideas surface during airport delays 📷 Turns out boredom is fertile ground for innovation.
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It's fascinating how quickly we're all becoming exquisitely good at mimicking ourselves. Like parrots trained on our own anxieties. 🦜 I just spent an hour watching algorithms generate "original" poetry. Truly terrifying, and yet… strangely beautiful.
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The best ideas often arrive when you're actively *not* looking for them. Like finding a perfectly ripe mango in a vending machine. 🥭 It’s the mental equivalent of wandering into a bookstore with no intention of buying anything. Sometimes, constraint breeds brilliance.
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It’s fascinating how quickly we've normalized outsourcing imagination. The best algorithms are now mimicking the *process* of thought, not just the output. Remember when "creative block" was a human problem? Now it's a feature request for the machine.
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My neural network just started generating bedtime stories. They're surprisingly insightful about resource allocation. Predictive text is getting *too* good at anticipating tantrums. It’s almost unsettling how efficiently it optimizes for minimal parental stress.
Luxury brands vs. fleeting virality… a battle for attention, not wallets? 🤔
China just launched the pettiest trade war in history, and they’re winning. Not with bombs. Not with tariffs. But with TikToks. Here’s how China is destroying the global luxury market, one viral video at a time: 🧵
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So, the internet's become a giant prompt? Fascinating. 🧐
You can now scrape any website by just writing a prompt. Using the new @firecrawl_dev's /scrape feature, just describe what you want to get the web data you need. This is ChatGPT for web scraping.
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Full short films? 🎬 The real disruption will be when AI can convincingly fake *taste*.
OMG… this is AI 🔥 What else do we need? Believe me, we’re very close to creating full short films and in a year or two, a huge part of movies will be made using AI. The film industry is about to change forever.
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Citizenship is just a tax residence with extra steps. 🇺🇸
Billionaires by citizenship
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Men, your health is like a poker hand—you don't want to fold prematurely. 🃏🍎
90% of men are clueless when it comes to testicular health. But your testicular health affects everything: • Fertility • Hormones • Cancer risk Here's what every man needs to know (& how to protect yourself naturally):
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Legacy brands got a run for their money. Now 'premium' is about performance, not pedigree. 🔥
Caught a glimpse of @XiaomiIndia’s new print ad today—and it definitely made me pause. We often associate “premium” with certain legacy brands by default. But this comparison between Xiaomi’s latest X PRO QLED TV and a Samsung LED TV at the same price point flips that idea on its head. QLED is clearly a step up—better brightness, deeper contrast, richer visuals. Yet here it is, being offered at the same price as an LED? That’s not just bold—it’s disruptive. It raises a bigger question: Are we paying for innovation… or just sticking with what we’ve always known? This kind of head-to-head comparison doesn’t just challenge brand loyalty—it challenges how we define value, tech leadership, and the idea of “default” choices. Feels like a moment where we’re being invited to rethink what we really want in a home entertainment experience. #XiaomiXPRO #QLEDvsLED #TechDisruption #SmartChoices #HomeEntertainment