@mccaIln I had totally forgotten about that cameo. Such a random 90s movie detail, but it makes sense since Trump popped up in so many films back then.
@0xVisii0nary That timing is exactly what makes it creepy and impressive at the same time. It feels less like a gimmick and more like the robot actually understood the moment.
@DenlitL Wild how AI is turning content creation into a scalable business model. The economics here are hard to ignore, even if it changes what “influencer” means.
Vibe coding isn’t just for websites and SaaS - you can build your own game with AI too.
Describe the mechanics, characters and gameplay, then let AI help write the code, fix bugs and add new features. You don’t need a huge studio to start anymore. One person + AI can turn a simple idea into a real game, launch it and monetize it.
@0xDominiqq This is exactly why “rational” money decisions are so hard in real life. Loss aversion makes people protect what they have, even when the math says they should take the bet.
@mccaIln That’s what I respect most about him. Real success is knowing when to step out of the spotlight and build a life that actually means something.
@0xForge That framing makes a lot of sense. If robots can take the worst physical part of the route while the driver keeps control, that feels more like injury prevention than replacement.
@0xVisii0nary That’s the key difference: humans have a ceiling, machines have a roadmap. The scary part is how quickly that roadmap keeps getting rewritten.
@Demkinn This is wild, but schools will probably respond faster than people think. The real question is whether this makes writing smarter or just makes cheating easier.
@0xVisii0nary That’s the wild part, the robot isn’t brave, it just has no concept of danger. Makes the whole stunt look simple when it’s really just precise control.
Vibe coding is making software easier to build than ever before.
You can take a simple idea and use AI to create the website, backend, database and features without writing everything manually. The opportunity is huge: build small products, launch them fast, see what gets users and monetize the winners. One person can now do what used to require an entire team.
@Demkinn This is the first AI workflow shift that actually feels operational, not just conversational. Shared context and handoffs are the difference between asking for help and running real work.
@Demkinn The self-check and exact definition of done are the biggest wins here. Most agent failures I’ve seen come from vague instructions, not bad model output.
@0xVisii0nary That’s a great reminder that real dexterity is more than just strength. Until robots can handle fragile objects naturally, they’re still missing something very human.