parolkar

@parolkar

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"We tend to overestimate what we can do in a day, and underestimate what we can do in a year."

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Modern first world infrastructure problem & panic is when cascade is down :)

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... and the good programmers from these will start their companies in this decade and displace the ones that threw them out.

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@aethernet What's in your wallet at the moment? and what are you looking to spend it on?

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@1dolinski I love where you are going with APINow, How does someone edit /update data? What have you thought about this being a proxy to a real API instead?

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Noob question: what would happen to your blog if paragraph as a company and application closes ?

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What AI Song are you listening to?

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Someone please create a conversion tool that turns books into native LLM content. Today, the content has pages and paragraphs and in formats (PDFs, images, HTML) that were done for human readability.

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Where do startup founders go to get quick answers to their legal questions?

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Books are for AI as a structured context. #prediction

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18+ years, still why ruby? 🤔 Math is just a subset of language problems. And so is Science and Humanity. Once you solve for language (in spoken sense), many problems gets solved in life. LLMs are screamingly telling us that language is solvable in some sense. Why ruby? Ruby's DNA and it's community has been solving for the language (the connection between the artist programmer and it's art form) While all other language has been optimising for math (the logical gates baked into silicon)

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Socratic AI: LLMs enable us to access the form of thinking that involves posing questions to ourselves against the human condition where we presumed answers without ever asking it to ourselves. Socrates gave us Socratic questioning, it's time to use it.

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"inloop.studio -> A deep discovery studio time-boxed at 1-week, used by Strategic Problem Solvers looking for a breakthrough facilitated by Human+AI Collaboration." What do you think?

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Just curious, Anyone tracking the AI Agent Launchpads and Frameworks ? Would love to know what's trending.

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Massive Humanity Changes: 1. Printing Press 2. Steam Engine 3. Logic Gate (Binary Logic) 4. Version Control 5. HTML over the wire 6. Large Language Model 7. Artiﬁcial Placenta and Artiﬁcial Womb 8. Standby Organs (Dual Heart Load Balancing) 9. Artificial Gills along with Human Lungs #predict

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“Bodies are just wrappers for brains.” - @rowd.sol

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"Information is freely available everywhere now; the question is whether you know what to do with it.” - William Deresiewicz in ‘Excellent Sheep: The Miseducation of the American Elite and the Way to a Meaningful Life’ (pg. 152; 2015).

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USDC 500 Bounty => Eliza on Replit (A Killer AI Agent Deployment Template) Need help! Do u know anyone? (More info below) Eliza on Replit will be killer env for agents. CC: @ai6zdao, @amasad, @replit , @ReplitSupport

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Software code is likely a liability when the problem space is evolving rapidly, most code/software is thrown away in few years, firstly due to change in human needs and then change in tech. Would you own liability? Or rent it? Or be debt free?

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“To be everywhere is to be nowhere… Food that is vomited up as soon as it is eaten is not assimilated into the body and does not do one any good; nothing hinders a cure so much as frequent changes of treatment; a wound will not heal over if it is being made the subject of experiments with different ointments; a plant which is frequently moved never grows strong. … Nothing is so useful that it can be of any service in the mere passing.” (Seneca, in Letters from a Stoic)

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