just a guy interested in solving problems with the amalgamation of transistors we call a computer

Joined December 2021
Replying to @thekitze
The comments you have here truly scare me
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over and over and over and over again until there are no doubters left
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This is out of control. Pete Hegseth wants to use AI to fire weapons without human input. And he's willing to blackmail a private company in order to do it. He is a threat to our safety and must be fired immediately.
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"you look happier" thanks, i don't give a f**k about "biohacking" anymore, don't obsess about my bloodwork, huberman protocols, taking supplements, spraying coffee up my ass, IVs, cold plunges, saunas, and hyperbaric...i live like an old european man now and love life.
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Dean Graziosi shares the best advice…
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How easy life would’ve been if rice had protein
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There’s so much diminishing returns to this stuff it’s not even funny. 400 years ago you could do this and discover Neptune or cellular life Today you can do it and figure out a condition wherein SSRIs cause 3% less weight gain or an antenna with 5% better fidelity or something
Replying to @KelseyTuoc
If you are smart, competent, a fast learner and willing to really throw yourself into something, you can answer a question to which our civilization does not have an answer with weeks to months of work. You can become an expert in months to years.
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Psychiatry could learn a lot by reconnecting with philosophy
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How to be more emotionally intelligent (without trying so hard) 🧵 for @threadapalooza
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The first thing you learn when building a product is that nobody knows how to fucking read
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Action relieves anxiety. Remind yourself this everyday.
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