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@PilotRudy @CheddarFlow Buy shares and execute them

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@credenzaclear2 no alexander the great without nepo babies

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@caryatis @drethelin No because you just get an immediate second test lol?

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@letclaudiatweet @wildcrazed The indifference to treading carefully around taken men is (almost 100% of the time) necessary to engage in prostitution

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@letclaudiatweet @wildcrazed Fortunately, I don’t think you have the temparment of an escort

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@lizisamused @lobsterpants66 By definition though there must be observable qualities if the pool is self selecting reliably

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@_AllieHarris @tobi Other funds doing worse is irrelevant, you don’t know better than the S&P, no one does. Averaging it out to 12% doesn’t help when we’re focused on the current team

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@KalshiFC https://t.co/E3z7kgV2oP

New bond format just dropped

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BREAKING: A trader just put $300,000 on Morocco not winning the World Cup

$306,000 potential payout

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@GarrettPetersen You can do 6

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@LionBlogosphere That’s a bit insensitive

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@PegasusFund @dalibali2 These ppl believe they are building agi to a religious fervour, and if they’re right they control saas and other industries over time

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@PegasusFund @dalibali2 Ppl aren’t ready for ai to not be a bubble, fundamental dif in tech. Look at anthropic profits, the top 2-3 ai companies can price set, just aren’t yet.

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@LionBlogosphere Are you ready for ai to not be a bubble

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@creatine_cycle Same but no offer, I shouldn’t have done alphabetical order ig

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@MostlyMonkey My intc calls me tell me I was selected by God to be the exception, no do not check on me in 5 years

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one day not so long from now human use of computers will be over and we can all go to the park

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@user762 @LarryLeonidas @factorydoge69 cope

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@realsigridjin Hi

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“fake work” and “bullshit jobs” has been fantastically wrong and misleading for understanding the modern world. a much better understanding is of a global economy where minor skill differences and improvements lead to monumentally different outcomes, and the marginal hour of work has never been more measurable or useful

after the advent of even moderately effective talent allocation systems and the variability of reward based on effort and skill, people have engaged much harder in a red queen rat race across the world. this is why the Chinese ‘cram schools’ exist and why ‘yuppie striverism’ is a thing and why people trade off later family formation for working more so often. while overall work hours are slightly down, they are actually up for high earners (https://t.co/sAPxGdSpIv)

I see it in the marginal effect with my friends now after the advent of claude and codex: they are actually working harder now than they ever have before. this is due to a personal Jevon’s paradox where they see that the value of their time has increased dramatically, that they can get a lot more visible work done towards goals they care about than they used to

after requests from their customers the labs are doing things like inventing dispatch which lets you monitor work and manipulate your computer from your phone, on top of prior changes like having always on communications (slack). You hear about people launching codex jobs from their phone the moment they have an idea and reviewing them later

no clue how long this lasts but the most immediate impact of co-existing with the machine state is higher productivity and higher visibility which leads to more work hours