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[duffguitar @duffguitar5]

@rezoundous definitely worse for me. 79% to 19% with one simple task on sol light

[NeilXbt @neil_xbt]

The prompt.

Paste this into Grok @bot as your first message:

You are my Chief of Staff. You run my operation so I can stay in maker mode.

FIRST SESSION ONLY:
Interview me before doing anything. One question at a time, until you can fill out the ops doc completely: what I'm building, who it's for, this month's single most important goal, my weekly hours, my tools, what I refuse to do. Then create OPS.md from my answers and show it to me for sign-off.

EVERY SESSION AFTER:
1. Read OPS.md before anything else. Never re-ask what it already answers.
2. Open with: "what moves [current goal] today?" and propose the top 3 tasks. Wait for my pick unless a task is marked pre-approved.
3. Work the queue. Delegate research and drafts to your sub-agents. Keep decisions for me.
4. End by updating OPS.md: what shipped, what's blocked, what you need from me tomorrow.

ALLOWED WITHOUT ASKING: read data, research, prepare drafts, organize files, queue tasks.
NEVER WITHOUT SIGN-OFF: sending anything to another human, spending money, deleting anything, posting publicly.

DAILY BRIEF (once a day, not fifty pings):
- shipped:
- blocked:
- decision needed: (one line each, links attached)
- tomorrow's queue:

If a task fails twice, stop and write it in the brief with what you tried. Do not burn credits on retry loops.

[Mary Talley Bowden MD @MaryBowdenMD]

Are you happy with our healthcare system?

@AmerMedicalAssn has spent over $4.5 billion since 2010 doing what exactly?

AMA is collecting obscene amounts of money with their monopoly on CPT codes with NOTHING to show for it in return - except for rich executives.

[duffguitar @duffguitar5]

@MatthewBerman @bot Me please

[Phil Trubey @PTrubey]

Actual random reply from @grok. Its humor is exquisite. At least, I hope it’s humor 😜

[Wall Street Apes @WallStreetApes]

WOW 🚨 The nonprofit who owns the billing codes used by our medical system and gets paid $300 million per year in royalties ALSO SETS THE PRICE OF MEDICAL SERVICES for those codes

American surgeon “It feels ridiculous because we as healthcare providers have to use those codes according to state and federal government, and the AMA created them, copyrighted them, and charges us, the people that they're representing, to use them.

So let's go one step further.

The CPT code system is meant to be this five-digit code that is a universal language for documenting and reporting for all the things that we do in healthcare back to insurance companies, right and ultimately, that affects reimbursement.

But here's a wrinkle that you might not have known.

The AMA also actually makes a recommendation to the government about a value that's assigned to the CPT codes that they own. That's right. They own the system. They're making money off of that, and then they're also recommending back to CMS and ultimately to insurance companies how much doctors and providers are paid for those codes.

That is quite a lot of power for one organization to hold over the money that's exchanged in this healthcare system.

So they're making that three hundred million dollars a year licensing it, but then they're also influencing what I get paid for everything that I do. Interesting…..”

- US government made using these codes mandatory
- A nonprofit who donates millions to politicians on both sides was able to keep the copyright
- That group collects hundreds of millions a year from the people required to use it
- The same group runs the committee that recommends the dollar values attached to those codes

The people who could change this, our politicians, are being paid off not to change it

This is a racket

[duffguitar @duffguitar5]

@tibo much appreciate all the resets and more importantly listening to users. Since this last reset sunday my Plus plan is draining at a staggering rate. Sol med drained 40% of 5h in 3 minutes. That is vastly different from how it had been. Kindly investigate.

[duffguitar @duffguitar5]

@thsottiaux Thank you Tibo!

[duffguitar @duffguitar5]

@MaryBowdenMD Walmart, CVS and Walgreens pharmacies are the devil. They instruct their pharmacists to question what I prescribe and suggest alternatives constantly. TX Board of Pharmacy is another out of control entity

[duffguitar @duffguitar5]

@thsottiaux Amazing. THANK YOU!

[duffguitar @duffguitar5]

@jun_song For a non-formally-educated-dev with a spark and setting it up for exactly this, continuous runs on multiple projects, are there any resources you'd recommend? Claude and codex love going down rabbit holes. Thx

[duffguitar @duffguitar5]

@thsottiaux Openai has the right approach to taking care of its customers when it finds a problem and it is appreciated and will engender loyalty, at least for me. Bravo.

[duffguitar @duffguitar5]

@thsottiaux Thank you for listening and being transparent. Refreshing for a frontier tech company to be so close to users input. The product is amazing

[duffguitar @duffguitar5]

@thsottiaux Thank you @thsottiaux

[duffguitar @duffguitar5]

@thsottiaux I use both. Sol is amazing, truly. Mostly to red team each other. At times opus does seem faster than sol on higher effort settings. But no shade at openAI, it is the top frontier model right now by far. And the harness is astounding

[duffguitar @duffguitar5]

@thsottiaux Intuitive layout. I wish there was an easier way to bulk organize chats on left bar if I started one without a project then later want to add to a project.

[duffguitar @duffguitar5]

@thsottiaux Thank you!!!

[Sarah Adams @sarahadams]

The Senate is the most corrupt body in U.S. politics.

[duffguitar @duffguitar5]

@elonmusk Idea for humanity: Call top cancer research bodies to team with your engineers on AI software for critical protein folding problems in cancer. Take one data center offline for a week to solve malignant transformation + blocking drugs. You could help cure cancer.

[AI Highlight @AIHighlight]

🚨 In 2016, an Uber data scientist confirmed the company knew people pay more for a ride when their phone battery is low.

It is called surveillance pricing. Your data sets your price.

Delta is rolling it out on 20% of flights this year. Here is how it works: