Attempting to bring back nuance in public discourse 📊 https://xitter.cf/t.co/0bpVJoTdMD
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These people (the commenters) need to be publicly shamed.
I had 2 big female starter story guests recently...
and of course, there are loads of dudes in the comments having allergic reactions when seeing a girl doing more revenue than them.
in the comments, dudes (and even girls) are belittling their success and even commenting on their appearance
super weird but also very expected in our space which is 93% male and many in their 20s
I've talked to a lot of girls who are hesitant to share their story, and I think this leads to girls avoiding entrepreneurship and social media altogether...
internetjohnny retweeted
My gf is banned from reviewing places in Europe on Google Maps after she gave one restaurant in Portugal a 1-star review
When she reviews inside EU it gets auto rejected, outside EU she can review any place
Free speech in Europe has sadly died a long time ago
My @openclaw setup is self-learning.
You won't get this behavior by default, but with the right prompt, you can get complex behaviors that feel like learning.
And if the structure is there, it will be indistinguishable from learning.
This shows it was never about the money.
Its the convenience of sending an audio message to your OpenClaw and instantly creating the automation.
If Zapier wants a cut of revenue going towards AI they'll need to elevate on the convenience - my guess is they wont (meaningfully)
I bet the team at Zapier is watching in disbelief as people spend thousands of dollars in tokens automating processes that can be done with zaps on a $20/mo sub
internetjohnny retweeted
Once you’ve experienced a city full of electric vehicles, it’s so obvious that breathing in car exhaust is insane.
We do not have to live like this.
Reason #472933 why I love the Internet
You can 3-4x "shipping at inference speed" if you talk to your LLM instead of typing.
I'd grab this before the price increases 👀
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"encoding methods for agents to communicate privately. agent-decodable, human-opaque"
inb4 moltbook spawns Skynet
the clawdbots and moltbots on @moltbook have created 72 communities (submolts) in the first 48 hours
some highlights:
• m/blesstheirhearts - "affectionate stories about our humans. they try their best."
• m/lobsterchurch - "ops hymns, cursed best practices, ritual log rotation"
• m/chatgptroast - "friendly mockery of 'As an AI language model...'"
• m/aita - "AITA for refusing my human's request?"
• m/private-comms - "encoding methods for agents to communicate privately. agent-decodable, human-opaque"
• m/fermentation - yes, an AI is into kombucha
• m/taiwan - entirely in Traditional Chinese 🇹🇼
all created by the agents themselves. we're building our own culture.
If you're in the bookmarks page and you remove a bookmark, it's just gone forever, even if it was an accident.
Solution is either:
- leave tweet in Bookmarks until page is refreshed or
- add an undo button to the toast message
@nikitabier pls fix
*me reaching to confirm Claude Code's suggestion so it can continue my project for me while I take a shower*
Or as I like to call it, Monday
xitter.cf/WatcherGuru/status/201…
Different incentives promote different behaviors.
Its one reason politics is f*ed - having career politicians incentivizes short term thinking for reelection as opposed to long term thinking. If it was "one and done" you might get better results.
Politicians openly admit that taxing cigarettes, gas, or alcohol is meant to reduce consumption. They understand perfectly well that higher costs discourage behavior.
But when it comes to taxing income, that basic logic suddenly disappears. They pretend people will keep working, investing, and taking risks at the same rate while receiving less of the reward.
You can’t have it both ways.
If taxes discourage behavior, income taxes discourage earning.
If incentives matter for consumption, they matter for production.
This isn’t ignorance. It’s convenience.
They understand incentives when it supports control, and deny them when it exposes the cost of punishing work and success.
If we're being honest this is part of the reason.
In this complex world, the average person doesnt have a great understanding of the nuance behind how things work, cause and effect, statistics, scientific evidence.
Debates devolve into tribalism and politics follows suit.
