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AI 🤖 takes you to higher heights #SkyscrapperLIVE
Since October 1st, the local urban gas station ⛽️ has been closed from 22:00 to 6:00. DC charging remains available 24/7 without a cashier. #berlin
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¿Tenemos la FOTO DEL AÑO?
(Dueño defendiendo su tienda de videojuegos durante los disturbios en Francia)
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A friendly reminder that Carl Jung believed life doesn’t truly begin until your 40s. Everything before that is just research and development.
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James Burke's perfectly timed shot on television in 1978 is hailed as one of “The Greatest Shot In Television History”
Love it! Porsche please bring a full electric Mission S too
On the very expensive Porsche Mission S you have to use your phone for navigation and entertainment, like on the cheap $20k Slate truck, or an old car.
#SI 🤖 Super Intelligence is hazardous: techbros perceive software safety as threatened. I view relationships as endangered - far beyond social media.
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Friendly reminder: the world is run by high agency people, not smart people. Stop consuming information and start taking insane levels of action.
Komm mit ich zeig dir Busfahren 🚌
Jevons-Paradoxon will drive AI 🤖 adoption further
We just moved on from Cursor with our entire engineering team.
Claude Code it is.
We also use ChatGPT/Codex here and there and Gemini for non-coding work as part of Google Workspace.
We also have 2 internal agents that use openAI and anthropic models.
For Adler, I might switch the chat to Kolibri at some point.
action enables clarity enables action
Finding your calling in life isn’t always about knowing exactly where you’re going. Sometimes, it’s about being willing to move forward without having all the answers.
You can spend years trying to figure out what you’re meant to do, but clarity often comes through action, reflection, and being open to possibilities you hadn’t considered.
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Is getting married worth the risk?
Marriage is a commitment, and like any meaningful commitment, it comes with uncertainty. There are no guarantees that it will be easy or even successful.
I've been married for 35 years, and I can tell you that love requires taking risks. You're putting the capital of your heart on the line. But avoiding that risk altogether can come at a much greater cost to your happiness.






















