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Most people fry their dopamine within 3 minutes of waking up, causing brain fog later in the day.
I’m building something to fix that.
Dawn: the first hour app.
-blocks stimulating apps after you wake up to support a low dopamine morning
-guides you to log your morning sunlight to optimize your circadian rhythm
-uses neuroscience-backed scoring to build better morning habits over time
been working on it for about a week but I'll be posting daily updates from here on out.
follow along if you're into biohacking, morning sunlight, or dopamine hygiene.
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JUST IN: Claude will now invisibly watermark AI-generated text so it can be detected after being copied & pasted.
are those QR codes...
JUST IN: An AI data center moratorium is now projected to pass this year as protests intensify nationwide.
85% chance.
Readers added context they thought people might want to know
While the phrasing of this post could be interpreted to apply to a nationwide ban, it in fact applies to *any* moratorium at local, state, or national level.
polymarket.com/event/ai-data-…
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Most valuable job skills in 2016:
- Organization
- Data analysis
- Copywriting
- Project management
- Python and Javascript
Most valuable job skills in 2026:
- Vibe coding
- Looksmaxxing
- Posting bangers
- Situation monitoring
- Prompt engineering
- Aura management
not watching another super bowl until ye gets his
Ye performed “CANT TELL ME NOTNING” to his sold out crowd at SoFi Stadium and was so impressed with the crowd, he ran it back 🔥
“yall loud as a motherf*cker tonight… we gotta run this back…” xitter.cf/media_marc75899/status…
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Ye is the ultimate example that
You can say anything
Do anything
Fuck up in every way possible
And raw, pure, untouchable talent will always win, always come back, and can never be stopped
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JUST IN: Uber founder says AI will make human labor far more valuable, predicts plumbers could become “like LeBron” in an automated world.
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The world doesn't belong to highly intelligent people
The world belongs to high-energy, risk-takers, those who operate outside social norms and are not afraid to expose themselves in uncomfortable positions
mid intelignece + execution + risk > 140iq living of negative loops
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i think there only two types of people are gonna have real leverage in 2-3 years.
1. generalists
+ you know enough about mostly everything
+ you can switch context with ease and move across domains fast
+ you will survive because adaptability beats depth when the game keeps changing
2. synthesist
+ you know a little but got a taste to connect the dots
+ you are one in the room who makes everyone else’s ideas actually cohere
+ you will connect ai + markets + culture + behaviour into one narrative
somewhere in the world an autistic kid is playing this rn and will be a future trillionaire



























