@yo_itsmatt@superteam@ShipyardPRT have been doing incredible work and has gone relatively unnoticed if I am honest
If anyone gets that gig it should be them; a lot of thankless work has gone into that and they're great guys
The dangerous part about AI isn’t the models.
It’s the gap between software automation and real-world infrastructure.
AI can replace millions of jobs today.
But robots still can’t grow food, repair cities, transport goods, or run supply chains at scale.
That gap is where economic chaos happens.
Yesterday I pulled up to Colombo in Lisbon at like 6 pm for the AP x Swatch Royal Pop drop.
I was around #78 in line… so I literally paid Uber Eats guys to hold my spot while I went home to sleep 😭
10am comes. Store opens. Chaos.
Only ~40 pieces available and suddenly Portugal’s “priority queue” law activated:
pregnant women
elderly people
parents with kids
random “injured” dudes appearing out of nowhere
A whole SECOND queue spawned and basically cleaned out the entire stock before the original line even moved.
End of the story, at least i bought it to someone paying 2x the price.
Yesterday I pulled up to Colombo in Lisbon at like 6 pm for the AP x Swatch Royal Pop drop.
I was around #78 in line… so I literally paid Uber Eats guys to hold my spot while I went home to sleep 😭
10am comes. Store opens. Chaos.
Only ~40 pieces available and suddenly Portugal’s “priority queue” law activated:
pregnant women
elderly people
parents with kids
random “injured” dudes appearing out of nowhere
A whole SECOND queue spawned and basically cleaned out the entire stock before the original line even moved.
End of the story, at least i bought it to someone paying 2x the price.
Isto é profundamente divertido. Portanto:
Segunda-feira: "os preços das casas são absurdos, o mercado está louco, fiz uma app para mostrar que é tudo especulação"
Sexta-feira: "queria um relógio mas havia mais procura que oferta. Por isso paguei o dobro do preço por um"