In a world where language barriers are reduced, what becomes possible? First it was spoken languages. Now it is coding languages. Our imagination is the ceiling rn.

Interacted with normal humans today. Yup, still another 5yrs before AI is a major part of their life.

Learned late in life that most of my anxiety and/or sense of lostness was from being rushed into other people’s timing. From birth to now it’s like that. This is one of the most profound lessons I learned from being a father. Rushing my kids into my timing, I see how much worse they perform, but when I let them u... Show more

started doing some lite trading again, are we back?

I view using AI today as the equivalent of early computers, when you got half-baked products that functioned but you can easily tinker with and change small pieces in low risk ways that enhanced a certain input or output. The complexity of intelligent products will be so abstracted that we will look at those products... Show more

there are product building cycles for organizations and product adoption cycles. The current AI innovation makes current "product adoption" company weaker because the "product building" org will provide products, cheaper, faster, and better from adopting the org to those AI innovations downstream. half-baked thought.

Unsure if this is a hot take or not but Elon killed decentralized social movement post-acquisition of Twitter. This alone makes me question the good and bad of centralized power in humans and organizations.

most succinct way to say this. Having been fairly early, I deeply admire every single person I met and learned from along the way.

I notice a banger when I see one.

Consumer AI has yet to find its form factor and it’s the current gold rush

Reading through some defi products and got me reflecting how far I’ve veered off dApps, and the entire premise of having the application code direct with blockchain.

Loving all the new artist on @infanity!