I use gpt 5.6 sol as a sound board to plan the shape of my ecommerce agent and it's been a wonderful experience getting the agent and myself aligned on the load that my agent should take.
I love it when it raises contradictorions and forces me to clarify my thoughts.
going over to your Singaporean hinge date's apartment and she shows you the dungeon where they keep their maid after recommending you read bell hooks to work on your internalised misogyny
🎯 After years of building with Node.js, I've organized my hard-won knowledge into skills: a collection of best practices, workflows, and deep expertise my AI assistant uses to write code to my standard.
No more repeating myself on every code review. 👇
My wife keeps nagging me not to throw our marriage away on a boneheaded and objectively evil habit entirely within my control.
How do I tell her to submit to me in a Christian way?
capital wants you strapped to the chair eyes taped open scrolling for you page, auto-playing gore videos, developing your racial animus, exploiting everything weak and sinful about you while it gloats and celebrates most downloaded app on the planet. fuck yeah bro for you page
The main problem with ICM is that it attracts the worst type of founders and investors
No serious entrepreneur wants to have a bunch of fast money on the token telling them what to do (Pump the token) w/o any regard for the actual product. The token becomes a burden early on because you need to make your investors 'happy' and disregard the product. Nobody who is serious about building a company accepts this tradeoff
This means that ICM also attracts the worst type of founder: People who wouldn't be able to raise from serious investors and are also just here to make a quick buck from the fast money investing in their project
Inverse flywheel