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@lefthook25 Ilia was waiting for Justin to drop his hands, but he was prepared for it, guarded up and just waited for him to slow down. Ilia gassed out after that long sequence and never really recovered.
There is nothing like low trust or high trust. All the societies we call high trust are generally high consequence societies. Public servants in Singapore can't even think of corruption, and you think a billion times before breaking a traffic rule there. Reason is simple, bigger the crime, bigger the consequence. Best India does when someone is caught on a corruption charge is a transfer, and you can get away with a 1,000 rupee bribe in most cases of breaking traffic rules.
Humans are incentive driven, they resort to deceit just for that incentive. Only thing needed to fix deceit is consequence of deceit. Add that to the equation and what you get is a high trust society.
This is called the HyperDrive and it’s a new Korean invention for building speed.
It’s unique for allowing incremental loading for both the carriage and the lever that gets heavier the further up the track you go.
Top 5 male first experiences:
1 first shower beer
2 first scenic piss while drunk
3 first drunk cigarette
4 first dumb near death experience
5 first fumble
I hate to say this, but the British Glorious Revolution is the reason why the world is the way it is today. If it had failed, we’d probably still be living under absolute monarchs, with no real concept of civil rights. Modern technology as we know it might never have emerged, and the USA probably wouldn’t exist.
@gharkekalesh Why is every Indian street fight so shitty to watch? They either do a 5v1 raid or this weird clinch. BC just swing! Either get a KO or get KO’d.
building an MVP with AI tools today is honestly incredible.
you can go from idea → live product in days.
but as traction grows, bugs, edge cases and bigger features start showing up.
that’s where VibeHire comes in.
helping founders find engineers to safely extend and ship what they’ve already built.
most founders don’t “fail” at vibe coding.
they actually move faster than ever before 🚀
the challenge usually appears later:
when real users arrive, requirements grow, and the codebase needs careful iteration.
this is a natural phase, not a mistake.
AI helped you prove the idea quickly.
now the product just needs deeper engineering to handle scale, complexity and long-term stability.
so i built VibeHire for exactly this moment.
a focused place where founders can post their AI-built projects
and connect with engineers who can help fix, refine and ship the next version confidently.
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