brain-rot videos literally suppress activity in the parts of your brain responsible for cognitive control, the systems that help you resist impulses
fascinating
if used properly, short-form video seems almost perfectly designed as a cyberweapon: capture attention, weaken cognitive control, then control what millions of people see next and what they will impulsively act on
good thing nobody would ever build something like that lol
my best friend used to play a lot of chess, somewhere over a 2000 elo, hundreds of hours studying. when i asked him about it he said “complete waste of time. entirely for the ego, no tangible benefits whatsoever”
...and that's my reverb 📢
Spoke with @MaxwellCofie for a really good episode of The Reverb on @trybudgeai and the how we're making managing your money easier than spending it.
Check it out! https://t.co/SeijF2EnAm
As per my experience, everyone has a chance at success.
Your privilege improves your chances. On the other hand, playing the victim in the absence of privilege does not add any value.
It’s a trend I have seen with talent who prefer to blame the system than take action
Queen of Chess, a new documentary from director Rory Kennedy, premieres February 6.
A Hungarian girl dreams of conquering the male-dominated world of international chess. After a 15-year battle to topple the world champion, she'll become one of the greatest chess players of all time.
One-shot "Video to code" result from Kimi K2.5
It not only clones a website, but also all the visual interactions and UX designs.
No need to describe it in detail, all you need to do is take a screen recording and ask Kimi: "Clone this website with all the UX designs."
https://t.co/GGSf5Su54r