I didn’t want to spend 8-9 hours in an office - with life happening outside.
Most people after uni/college choose the "safe" path (=looking for a job and getting hired as soon as possible).
But is it really safe if it doesn't take you in the direction you want?
1/X
@0xm4rc4@danielkbuilds No mcp, yes google cloud console. Paste my previous tweet to your ai and will tell you what to do
Be prepared the UI is super bad BUT you will unlock the most powerful and underrated Google product, GSC is only the tip of what you can do and automate
@connorrmccarthy@meatballtimes Well said. Also it’s clear it wasn’t a priority for him actually making the platform safer and better for the public good!
Incentives changed, he gave up. Still true today btw. It cannot be understated how much responsability he and a few others have. Must be held accountable
This is genuinely one of the things I like the most about China: there is literally no problem that cannot be solved in 15 minutes with a bit of pragmatism.
This is anecdotal but so illustrative of this: we got our RV stuck during the night in a street parking in Kashgar. Really stupid situation: we parked the RV at the end of the parking when it was relatively empty and it filled up during the night, in such a way that we couldn't get out anymore.
Not to worry: seeing our predicament, the local parking guard got a screwdriver, and started to unscrew the street bollards in order to create an escape route 😅 In the space of 5 minutes, we were out! Bollards re-screwed immediately behind us, done!
I can't even begin to imagine how long we'd have stayed stuck had this happened in good old Europe: "Sir, we can't possibly unscrew street bollards, we'd first need to file a request with the municipality, and that's going to take several days, bla bla bla..."
That's incidentally one of the most common misconceptions about China: that a "communist" country must drown in red tape, with everyone paralyzed by fear of stepping out of line. My experience is systematically the opposite: at the grassroots level, when something pragmatically makes sense, people feel empowered to just do it, period.
The "I know it makes sense but the computer says no" mentality that plagues so many countries basically doesn't exist here.
This is undoubtedly one of the biggest hidden strengths of China and one of the key reasons why it moves so fast and efficiently. In a country that size, without this empowerment at the grassroots level, you'd get complete paralysis.
Anyone who used Fable understands that knowledge work will not be the same anymore.
The leap from previous models is palpable, all the "hallucination" mistakes basically disappeared, every answer is so good and deep that my urge to babysitting it is quickly fading away
@jawwwn_@60Minutes There is obviously no “degree” you can get from a university that actually teaches you how to make an orbital rocket, as none of the professors know how to do it!
@blakeandersonw@ironcarbs I’m using Codex from October, I even made a course on how to build what you want with it. To anyone paying attention, Codex was already much better than CC from 2 months ago(early March, with ChatGPT 5.4), remember even “hot on Twitter” is late to reality.
@blakeandersonw@ironcarbs 2)Claude understands humans better.
Claude nails communicating with you, the wording, gets your underlying real intent, and it’s very confident in its choices. Once you try it…there is no going back. You are Claude-pilled.
This is their moat as of now (+ design), mark my words.
@elonmusk You are too early saying it now, normies will hate you and media will attack you. But this is exactly why many respect you, you're freer than most in your position.
Already talking about it lets people prepare and pressures governments to think harder urgently about this.
@rileybrown Yes. If anyone is actually using both codex and CC knows atm codex app it’s so much better, pleasant, faster to work with.
Claude nailed the language. The way it express itself it’s what make people believe he perfectly understands you, that he much better than he actually is
@KatanaLarp So good.
Do you have a prompt/skill to solve this, You say “LLMs work best when the user defines their acceptance criteria before the first line of code is generated” what do we say to codex/claude to make it do the right thing from the beginning?
@thealepalombo Great job! But Rimini is missing:
- Incredible 3-month summer, vibrant & young, tons of options, esp for beach savvy people
- Top promenade
- move with bike 🚲
- World-class fairs: SIGEP (best gelato), RiminiWellness (Italy’s biggest fitness event), major marketing summits
I’m devastated. A good friend and dormmate of mine, Amin Pourfarhang, has been sentenced to death after protesting in Iran 😭 He’s one of the kindest people I’ve ever known.
Please share. Visibility raises the cost for the Islamic Republic and may stop this execution!
@SarahTheHaider Yes, most of advanced Isha yoga teacher (Sadhguru's yoga) all dropped sleep quota. I asked them myself when I went to the Ashram for them is normal to sleep from 10/10.30pm to 3/3.30am. If curious about the mechanics, watch this to start understanding: https://t.co/UesvufuYvC