Joshua Weaver
@we4v3r
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earnest, longing, temporary
Austin, TX
Joined January 2017
Hi, I'm Joshua. I'm an attorney with a background in tech and entrepreneurism. I currently serve as director of @txoji, where I help other attorneys start innovative law firms serving working-class Americans. I also frequently speak around the country on the intersection of
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@netcapgirl Also not under hyped per se, but the fact that I can FaceTime or zoom someone on the actual opposite side of the world with very little latency and a crystal clear connection is bonkers.
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@MariamaJames13 … NYC has never been anything but transplants this is the least self aware thing i’ve ever read lol.
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@Madisonkanna women do not understand the quiet confidence of being a tall man in any environment, it’s very chill.
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@Lillipad102 It's okay to feel angry and embarrassed. People mean well when they come into the comments with encouragement, but it sucks to go through that and it's okay to let yourself feel all of it. That said, if you need to sit down with someone and talk about the next try, HMU.
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@PicoPaco17 while it’s true that not everyone can be as dominant at a sport as Tom Brady simply through hard work, it’s a far more dangerous self-deception to tell yourself you aren’t capable of greatness and therefor you shouldn’t try to be consistent, determined, and willing to work for it.
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@ptrckwnsch @OpenAI you should leave europe instead of blaming a private company in California for the draconian regulations you live with. just move.
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@mcneilly_alex You're more likely to regret the things you don't do than the things you do. Live your 20s with an open and curious mind and you'll look back on that time fondly later in life. Also highly recommend moving somewhere new if you've mostly lived in the same place growing up.
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@GeniusGTX you really just took a youtube video and cut it up and made a whole clickbait thread about it huh. wyd tomorrow? something that contributes value to society, hopefully.
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@alanzeino Easily the most important thing Apple has done in the last ten years other than MAYBE the early emphasis on consumer privacy.
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@idariusdan it looks cool, but so many practical issues:. 1. very low ground clearance.2. zero wind screen.3. where do you put your feet.4. uncomfortable seat/tank.5. bad cornering.
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@dieworkwear Another point I didn’t see in the thread: you can do a lot to change up your style by wearing a different dress shirt or tie or no tie or a pocket square etc to dress up or dress down a suit that is meant to go together.
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@raywongy Apple figured out the best form (yet) factor for ear buds. Whether Samsung purposefully copied them or not, this is their acknowledgement that Apple was correct all along. That said, look at their other new releases. They’re all copy paste jobs. Let’s not pretend otherwise.
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@netcapgirl The average American has visited 12-17 states, which is approximately the same amount of travel as someone in Europe visiting 5-10 countries, but the euro mind cannot comprehend this because they just don't understand how big America is.
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@roshanpateI This is how you become the most diverse startup in Silicon Valley 😂 if Michelin could become the most influential source of food criticism, you can launch a walnut dealing empire.
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@jduffyrice not sure, i tried to look for it and all i found was a recipe where someone wrote five pages about their grandma's kitchen.
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@netcapgirl I had a friend who did this also, and she also rated every person she knew with color coded fin terms. Bad friends were junk bonds and so on. Lol.
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@Codie_Sanchez This is so misleading. Are these weddings all occurring within a 30 minute drive? Even just a 30 minute drive means the total time investment is over two hours, and that’s not including loading up or maintaining the arches. Factor in mileage, the time spent negotiating these.
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A short list of features the first iPhone lacked at launch:. * Copy paste.* 3g.* Swappable battery.* External memory cards.* MMS. All of this a compromise to deliver a keyboard-less phone experience. People scoffed and berated Apple and early adopters. Then, pretty quickly, the.
Today, the first public reviews about the Humane Ai Pin are now available for you all to read, In my career, I’ve worked on several 1.0 products you’ve probably used—the first iPhone is chief among them—and so I’ve been through this before. Let me run down some of the thoughts.
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@tylercowen @tszzl tl;dr best diversity of spices. runner up is Tex Mex for the same reasons.
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@yacineMTB i’m honestly just surprised to learn that you have 138k followers and you still reply to me.
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@KelseyTuoc I don’t practice in this area of law, but I don’t see how this is legal unless it is mentioned in part of the initial employment agreement. Otherwise, the employee could simply say no thanks, take any vested stock they earned, and sue OpenAI if anything were withheld from them.
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i think someday we might look at .@bryan_johnson's aging rate of .64 as rookie numbers. i bet the true outer limit is way lower.
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@PalmerLuckey it’s not an execution problem, it’s a conceptual and logical problem. there is no good version of a health insurance company no matter how noble the folks are running it because the interests of the company and the client are fundamentally adverse.
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@colin_fraser This prompt is interesting but I don’t think it’s because it reveals a lack of reasoning. I hypothesize that what it actually reveals is how much training data can influence the output of an LLM. This prompt is a twist on a classic logic problem that does require three trips, and.
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@dieworkwear i like the variety. just post whatever you're interested in and ignore the rest.
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@jessechenglyu You could make devices tied to an email at purchase for six months to stop this?.
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@charlieputh @yellowcrustyrat Ignore the hater Charlie, make music you like. There are loads of people in the world who enjoy your music because it’s your music.
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@AravSrinivas tbf companies building AGI are not hiring median digital remote knowledge workers.
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@BillAckman rich people will cynically do literally anything to secure a tax break for themselves and their homies.
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@MindBranches 1. Is false. Being polite and professional to LLMs has been proven to promote better and more thorough results. (Along with a bunch of other linguistic tricks.).
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@Aella_Girl There is a fundamental lack of alignment between demand and supply for party houses. Owners wish to preserve their property with as little effort as possible, while party goers wish to free themselves of the shackles of polite society (often resulting in property damage). The.
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@JG4Justice This is crazy! Great point. I also wonder how many potential Olympic swimmers just get sniped by coaches from other sports early in their development. Not to take anything away from your point or from swimming, but the most athletic people are often pushed to play football or.
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@Aella_Girl They did this for blue checks and then found that people who hide their likes liked a lot more content. Their thinking now is that allowing people to opt out of hiding likes will just reduce engagement.
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@8teAPi I think 4o with native multi modality is early AGI, but listening to the most @dwarkesh_sp pod, I’m now convinced that the roadmap to more advanced AGI is just increasing coherency over time. In other words, 4o might be (probably is) smarter than me for 5 minutes or less, and.
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@lucas__crespo I would sincerely hope it looked more like a teenage engineering product and less like someone copy pasted an iphone camera module onto a silicone wallet.
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@JakobJaworski @rsgnl Maybe, but I would guess that selling your IP to Apple is the dream exit for most App Store founders? Idk why anyone would say no.
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@Aella_Girl bro these stats are weird i’m ngl but it’s inspirational that you had the autistic drive to count all of this.
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@Ryanth3nerd @heyalexfriedman Most people have extremely, shockingly low agency. Having a taste maker like Taylor Swift wear something takes all of the agency out of the purchasing decision. She’s cool, she’s wearing it, so it’s cool if I wear it, too. No agency required. Also, I’m not intending to be.
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@NickADobos I genuinely don’t understand why they get this kind of traffic? I’m not trying to be edgy or hate on their product, i just don’t understand why people spend so much time on it.
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@OrphicCapital 1) be kind.2) exercise daily.3) eat right.4) sleep 8 hours.5) set overly ambitious goals for yourself.6) trust that good things take time.7) there is no you or me, we are the universe.
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