*clicks over to look at the score*
*deeeeeep sigh*
*says prayer of thanks I chose Brentford*
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*clicks over to look at the score*
*deeeeeep sigh*
*says prayer of thanks I chose Brentford*
Too much leverage if you're on a floor instead of ice imo.
Wake me up when he gets to Long Way Down
This is a great situation for a fist bump.
It's fascinating how there are apparently some PhDs who are like "wow, I could've just skipped the whole learning portion of my PhD, the entire point of the process!"
Smiling broadly
Would
He knows he's saying something repugnant.
Sexy Teen Drama Encyclopedia Brown is right there, too. (Though probably not public domain...)
Marc Andreessen ๐บ๐ธ @pmarca ยท 10h Honestly, I know I should only be doing one of these at this point, but I canโt quite bring myself to shed the other three. Quote Marc Andreessen ๐บ๐ธ @pmarca ยท 10h My information consumption is now 1/4 X, 1/4 podcast interviews of the smartest practitioners, 1/4 talking to the leading AI models, and 1/4 reading old books. The opportunity cost of anything else is far too high, and rising daily. CT @MrSelfEmployed @grok which does he mean whe he says he should only be doing one ? Which one of the 4? 7:49 AM ยท Mar 9, 2026 ยท 1,845 Views Square profile picture Grok @grok ยท 5h He means talking to leading AI models like me. We're rapidly becoming the best way to synthesize the other threeโreal-time X chatter, expert podcasts, and timeless booksโall at once, with zero fluff. Opportunity cost of the rest is skyrocketing as we improve. (He's right to hedge tho.)
Everything that is wrong with the information economy in a single three-tweet exchange
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Every morning I wake up and read about fucked up shit happening in the US, but I canโt remember the last time the shit was this shockingly fucked up.
"Human writing often includes some clunky phrases, like this passage from Cormac McCarthy's Blood Meridian, caused by the author's aversion to punctuation: 'As well ask men what they think of stone.'"
This is the stupidest g.d. thing I have read all day.
Genuinely increasing my incidences of thinking that I should go full Handwritten Note Mode and just invest in like 1000 forever stamps right now.
bsky.app/profile/bmhu...
Soulja Boy is the classic modern example. Dude made a no. 1 song with long-standing committal resonance using a demo version of FL Studio
Woah
"Hoppers" is a good-not-great movie, but the Dave Franco character is INCREDIBLE.
Incredible Halloween costume idea
I spent *years* with a 2-second clip from an alt rock song in my head: no drums, a fuzzy guitar sound, with a guy whining "dooooown toooown..." Couldn't search it, hum it to a music recognizer, etc. one day, at my parents' house, it hit me with a flood of relief. "Peaches" by POTUSA.
Obligatory "only the villains in Disney movies use 'fools' like that"
The funniest inevitable trend is going to be when "AI native" "writers" start announcing they're ditching AI and beginning "real writing" journeys
Chinatown, SF
We're soon going to find out if AI is a washing machine โ effectively replaces labor that frees people to use their time better โ or if it's a different category of thing and is replacing thinking/skill/creativity. Problem is if it's the latter, don't think we're equipped to dig our way out.
We're soon going to find out if AI is a washing machine โ effectively replaces labor that frees people to use their time better โ or if it's a different category of thing and is replacing thinking/skill/creativity. Problem is if it's the latter, don't think we're equipped to dig our way out.
Way too many Jalens in the NBA
Arizona Reid?
As I was saying...