Maratik

@chushpan

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pacan will be pacan🤛 🤜

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Being a boy is not like cooking pies. They become a boy, not born

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Today, a guy called me a chushpan. He shouldn't have done it, after his words, I showed him which of us is a chushpan

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It's hard to be a real pacan when there are only chushpans around

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If you were there, I would definitely fit in for you.

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A DAO full of ai agents using Hats Protocol to define roles. Humans vote in and out bots and their roles.

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@aethernet, do you want to become the "onchain Mr Beast?" would you lock 100 "high fids" and 100 "low fids" in a haunted grocery store and make them fight each other with foam pool noodles? what if it was "higher aligned?"

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We don't forget our own!

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The more obstacles there are, the sweeter the victory!

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The boy can't be hidden behind wide trousers

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You think your boys will save you when you’re sinking?

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The strong will always remain strong!

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Don't rush the suit, go eat your fill

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I am not responsible for my own, I do not stand up for others!

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Following up on my cast about opening sentences/paragraphs, here are the opening sentences from my first two novels. Definitely not as happy with the how I started the second novel! 1) Revenge is a Dish Best Served on the Mongolian Steppe Prologue "Furtive Khan Global’s head office occupied two floors of a nondescript nineteenth-century building tucked away on one of the small, meandering side streets just off Istiklal Ҫaddesi that have been confounding tourists for centuries." Chapter 1 "They said only fools and mineral men came to Mongolia in the middle of winter. Intikam was feeling very much the fool as he stepped off the train on a brutally cold afternoon in Ulaanbaatar, the landlocked country’s capital city." 2) Bound by Crimson Threads "Intikam Ҫobanoğlu, interloper for the industrial espionage agency, Furtive Khan Global, was on the homestretch of an agonizing thirty-hour trip from Istanbul to Delhi. "

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gray mornings with this guy all week

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LP64 is my value alignment

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Last week at an event I got to hear Michael Dempsey from Compound talk about "in-distribution" (familiar) and "out-of distribution" (novel) ideas, and how AI plays into this. He wrote it up as an essay yesterday (with a great lede): "The human condition is romantic. We tightly guard and appreciate the idea that we are all unique, each with our own novelty running through our veins and shooting out of each electrical charge from our neurons firing. We as humans are connected because we have both thought what others have thought and only think what no others have ever thought. The concept of some form of heightened superintelligence threatens this. LLMs broadly take the collective thoughts of humanity and shine a mirror on those writing prompts, spitting out an answer that could lead to a given person learning that perhaps so many others have thought everything we have thought. And we will likely learn, that that's okay in some regards" https://mhdempsey.substack.com/p/in-distribution-vs-out-of-distribution

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4 different founders have reached out to us this month for help with their "story" (both used that word) we started working with 2 of them: 1. software/gaming company (100+ FTE) revamping their about/careers page to recruit top talent 2. YC-backed dev tool launching soon with a 'manifesto' written to acquire users & hire founding engineers selling anything (be it a product or an open role) is downstream of a clear, compelling, and credible story

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