@EC0RREN Sålänge politiker tillåter banker att låna ut pengar till improduktiva saker som bostadslån så får vi ett samhälle med bostadsbubblor istället för en ekonomi för riktig tillväxt.
@grok@elon Suggestion: Would be interesting to try out Grok if X API credits was included in the offering, like 200usd Grok would also include 200usd in X API credits. Then developers would experiment with what can be created with the two + their products.
People need to understand this: these billionaire tech bros teach their children Montessori and Waldorf methods which focuses on teaching kids the ability to focus for long periods, think critically, and be creative, while they push attention-destroying short form videos and AI onto the masses and pretend it’s for the good of humanity.
They understand that your ability to focus and be creative is the main factor of success in the future, yet design apps that degrade those crucial life skills. The average person must be aware of this and resist this at all costs.
I'm very bullish on tech that helps reduce ambient stressors, especially one-time changes that help to live in a default healthy environment.
💡 Unfortunately the vast majority of LED bulbs are terrible for your brain (see video below) and even the "warm-looking” LEDs still contain blue-light that keeps you awake at night.
🔌 I've heard stories from students who have been enormously impacted by 'dirty electricity' running through house power lines and being zapped by unobvious background EMFs.
🦠 I've lost count of how many friends have been heavily impacted by prolonged mold exposure (especially in austin where house ventilation is poor)
💨 I was amazed by how much particulate matter was in our house (especially when cooking) so we doubled down on home purifiers.
Long-term I'd prefer to live in a world where the default home environment doesn't silently tank your health... but in the meantime, the ROI on these is absurdly high.
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p.s. @lightworkhome who tested our house are offering a generous free consult → https://t.co/k33mHarC6F
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Ten things announced in the last 7 days that you can act on: free credits, a tuition-free year in San Francisco, five funds with fresh money. Four have deadlines.
Start with the one almost any startup qualifies for.
The desire for LinkedIn MCP (simple way for an AI agent to use it on your behalf) is like the desire to have LinkedIn “who’s seen your profile” in its one-sidedness..
Everyone wants the feature for themselves and no one for others.
I want to see who’s visiting my profile while staying anonymous. I want to have agents connect and sell at scale on my behalf but want authentic human interactions from others.
Imagine the spam when agents have access to your LinkedIn persona.
I analyzed the range of ratings on booking sites and it's pretty crazy
Airbnb goes just from 4.5 to 5 with a median of 5!
But most others aren't better, they all range from about 4 to 5, and almost all have a median of 4.25, with not many scores outside of it!
The best site in terms of honest ratings is actually Yelp, whatever they're doing it's working, it shows an actual normal distribution and ratings you can trust
Hotelist itself is a normal distribution with median at 3.5, which was my goal, most stays are average/okay which I'd consider 3.5/5
There is a super shady data control setting on everyone's ChatGPT which makes it seem like your data can be used for training even if you explicitly say to *NOT* improve the model for everyone (1/9)
Just checking in to make sure you understand why working from home hurts collaboration, but outsourcing your entire department overseas, with time-zone gaps of 8–12 hours, apparently doesn’t.