I've never used Uber in Switzerland because what for? Our bus and train systems work just fine if people are allergic to cars.

A friend visiting from Florida who is on his way to dinner with us came here to find out. "Alex, wtf is this?" 😅

Hey, don’t spill that on the couch.

* immediately spills it on the couch *

😔

GM!!! ❤️🇮🇹❤️

Yep 🤣🤣💜🫂

GM🌞☕️🇮🇹

GM from Gigi the cat! We're taking care of him for friends. He's a handsome boyyy 🐾🫶

DUUUUUUUUIDDDEEEEEESSSSS

Tomorrow I will start a mega treatment with the dentist, I have to spend a lot cause I'm dumb.

Please me needs hugs, tomorrow I have to eliminate at least 2 molars and few more in the worst case. Trying to do everything before my vacations ends so I can work like always. Less money to buy the dip hahahahahaha

I only need your hugs please

A lot of sci fi and fantasy books tell an incomplete story and then go on for tons of books and thousands of pages to complete it.

What if, and hear me out since I know it’s weird, you actually tell a full story in under 400 pages.

gm ☀️

GM 🙏💜☕️

i doubt we will ever see a tril in circulation as physical notes lmaoo

damn.. in 2026 our yearly interest payment on our debt will be 1 trillion dollars and by 2035 1.8 trillion dollars

The first week off alchohol after drinking regularly for years is enlightening. The chemicals are all out of wack, i feel like a different person. Not better per say, just different. even a bit down to the lack of constant dopamine injections. Didn’t realize how strong of an effect it’s been having on me.

we're close to this

GM NOSTR AND FRENS

Trying to think of what programmers can do to after ai takes over more and more programming tasks. Maybe work shifts into building tools for ais to access better and better sources of information so they can operate more effectively. They are still dependent on us to give them access to the world… for now.

Ideas:

- robotics/physical agents for gathering information from the world

- tools that ais can use for debugging programs so that it can fix bugs more efficiently and don’t get stuck.

We should really think outside the box for these tools, we don’t need to limit them to human conceptions of what makes a tool good. I see things like claude operator, i’m not sure it makes sense for an ai to control a gui to debug something.

Here’s an idea: use a time travelling debugger and trace the entire program execution and just give it all to an ai… the potential for finding and fixing bugs is insane due to the ability to process large amount of information at once with larger and larger context sizes.

the biggest thing limiting AI agents right now is tools that *work*, are designed for them, and ensuring they have quick access to the right data when they need it.

Now that i have written it this way, it’s not that different than what humans need to be productive…

GOOD MORNING ☕️

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Gorgeous good morning folks and goats! 🧡💜