@thefrog1394 @sporadicalia No but if satisfying his own needs happens to benefit billions of people, great

@cadeinvests generally more thorough, faster, and the context window is enormous.

@IterIntellectus > sunsets watched > no sunsets watched > sunsets watched

reading rooms are hallowed spaces - massive oak tables, mellowed sunlight, soaring ceilings

@signulll it’s the last infinity stone

@levelsio the ad copy could be clearer that it’s a tool, not a service for hiring a photographer.

@mcuban there are much easier ways to ‘protect your brand’ than becoming universally hated by the exact people who buy your products.

every workplace has that one conference room that's always 15 degrees off from the rest of the building. not even the building management knows why. it’s achieved autonomy.

@OVOAugustus third picture reminded me I need to go back to steamboat

the average teenager throughout history had more real responsibility than most 30 year olds today. you read about young people forming empires, navigating oceans by starlight, settling the american frontier and think ‘wow, people were so capable back then’. but we didn’t lose the capabilities, we just gatekept them.

the weird paradox of health tracking is that those who need it least care about it most. an insomniac doesn't want a ring confirming their sleeplessness. meanwhile the guy already getting 8 hrs wants to optimize every REM cycle

there’s a depth of thought that only emerges when you can’t hit backspace. and something about knowing your words are entering the physical world.

@AndreWorrell7 @psyntel let’s go

@signulll google search too. went from a knowledge graph to a sales funnel