ElProlactin

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by ElProlactin 1mo ago
I actually don't have a problem with people using AI to write but this is such a small amount of text that outsourcing it to AI screams "laziness".
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by ElProlactin 1mo ago
> The Early Access Network is an invite-only group of senior technology leaders who want to see what's coming before it's on anyone's shortlist. > Four times a year, we put a hand-picked group of YC's enterprise-AI
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by ElProlactin 1mo ago
> Tesla offloaded the hardest, least profitable part of the Solar Roof — the physical install and the customer relationship — onto small local companies, let them absorb the training and tooling costs, and then pulled the product out fro
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by ElProlactin 1mo ago
DM sent.
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by ElProlactin 1mo ago
Wait until v2
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by ElProlactin 1mo ago
> I was genuinely with you until I started reading that last paragraph. And that's why you're not making $400,000+/month passively. Only a select few have the ambition and drive to be a part of this. That's OK.
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by ElProlactin 1mo ago
Like every good internet huckster, I am a generous person who wants to help others succeed. We can all get this money. It's not zero sum.
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by ElProlactin 1mo ago
Masterclass with one-on-one mentoring coming soon. I will message you bro. Just reply "GENERATIONAL WEALTH" for a free intro guide.
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by ElProlactin 1mo ago
> I wonder if long form writing will go the way of code. You and the AI agree on an outline or other high level representation, then the LLM expands it into a document. You can already do this. And you can build pipelines where AI perfor
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by ElProlactin 1mo ago
> The swiping is a signal that there is at least some mutual interest there before I put effort in. I think you vastly overestimate the "interest" a swipe represents. A significant number of people swipe out of boredom and a lo
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by ElProlactin 1mo ago
> What is stopping someone, aside from patents, from making a match based dating site to compete with the current market? Demand. Old-school dating was like cocaine and the swiping-oriented apps are crack. It doesn't mean there woul
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by ElProlactin 1mo ago
> Think of what would happen in the private sector: your team screws up something that blows up a major customer relationship. Do you think the firings are going to be surgical? Except that you can look at all of the firings the current
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by ElProlactin 1mo ago
> As a conclusion, does the good or the bad outweigh the other? It seems positive on a technological level to me, but bleak on a societal level. I think it's interesting that so many technologists today apparently hold a world view
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by ElProlactin 1mo ago
But your steel-man actually proves my point: people who have insecure attachment commonly develop such an attachment style as a result of their childhood relationships with their caregivers. It has absolutely nothing to do with being "
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by ElProlactin 1mo ago
This is actually a sad comment. How did you ever come to believe that wanting to feel loved, which is a fundamental desire (if not "need") for the vast majority of human beings, could ever be construed as a weakness resulting from
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by ElProlactin 1mo ago
Venture capitalist discovers importance of time, health, relationships, sleep and travel in his 60s. News at 10.
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by ElProlactin 1mo ago
> * 'arm's length' means using expensive long distance precision weapons, as there was/is very little taste for an invasion Do you think Americans have a taste for invading China? > * the target (Iran) is situated
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by ElProlactin 1mo ago
Sorry, the ship has already sailed. 1. In Iran alone, the US has depleted stocks of some of its most advanced and important weapons systems. 2. The US does not have the manufacturing capacity for an extended conflict (China does) and the US
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by ElProlactin 1mo ago
It's not really "eventually" for our hard power. Iran has exposed many limitations and weaknesses in America's defense capabilities, and it's a fraction of the threat China is. We have 0 carrier strike groups in the
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by ElProlactin 1mo ago
> The dangerous situation we are in is that entities outside of the USA hold way more US assets than US entities own assets outside the USA. The dangerous situation we are in is that the US is berating and betraying its closest historica
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by ElProlactin 1mo ago
> ...you need average folks who are going to STFU and get the unfun, unsexy tasks done. This task might have been the sexiest work available at Meta, and there's nothing average about a guy that can single-handedly "process&quo
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by ElProlactin 1mo ago
> Have you never seen a real gooncave? So is this what Zuck's bunker in Hawaii is all about?
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by ElProlactin 1mo ago
> I don't know a single company where an executive would be downloading training data themselves. Maybe an ethically bankrupt company with a "move fast and break things" ethos looking for exactly the plausible deniability
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by ElProlactin 1mo ago
Did you apply for the VR porn training team?
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by ElProlactin 1mo ago
Sam Altman is probably secretly hoping to be the first businessman to union bust non-human workers.
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by ElProlactin 1mo ago
> Presumably a nicer website could lead to more customers. It depends what "nicer" means. Paying a web designer/developer to create a bespoke website doesn't guarantee that said website will have a better UI/UX a
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by ElProlactin 1mo ago
I run an invisible company that provides search for invisible companies. I would tell you more about it, but then...
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by ElProlactin 1mo ago
One can only hope.
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by ElProlactin 1mo ago
For seniors who sell a house they've owned for years (even decades), they're paying way more for each unit of "house" in this market. Price per square foot tends to go up the smaller the home and the types of homes older
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by ElProlactin 1mo ago
The numbers aren't fake but the analysis glosses over a lot. The author's data says the median net worth for 65–74 year-old households is about $410,000, but 56% of it is home equity. Exclude the house and the median net worth dro

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