so AI founders who do well will have to - sell (5+n)% of privately held equity over 5 years* - *where n accounts for tax on the sale itself - find private buyers for a non public company - convince their board to allow that sale and deal with the cap table changes of bringing on the new buyers ?!?! I imagine this tax is to close the loophole where the ultra wealthy borrow against their equity without ever paying taxes? If the state absolutely has to enforce a tax, why not tax the borrowed amount instead of taxing unrealized gains? what am I missing? https://x.com/RoKhanna/status/2004776831501947267

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AI conversations > podcasts for long drives Spent an hour talking to ChatGPT two nights ago. Stayed alert, asked follow-ups, no drowsiness. Talked ancient history, philosophy, random tangents. Felt completely natural. Wild that this seemed impossible 3 years ago and now it's just... normal? LLMs are still wildly underrated.

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complaints about - fb newsfeed launch were on fb - twitter content moderation were on twitter idt controversy has ever killed a social network

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Martin Parr was a friend of my photography professor Chris Killip. Worked closely with Chris for many years and studied a lot of Martin’s work. Both Chris and Martin have passed now which makes me quite sad. They left a lasting impression on how I view the world and the sense of humor I grew to appreciate and embody. > “I realized pretty early on that controversy didn’t do you any harm,” Parr said. “And now, of course, it’s seemed to have all settled, and people are much more appreciative of that body of work” https://apple.news/AOCU51h1zQPa3orLadoFXqg

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every once in a while I am still blown away by how fast software engineering can move with LLMs imagine it being taken away, the world would be instantly worse off the comparisons to electricity or transistors is so apt, we can't imagine living without it

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granola knows more about me than I expected

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scared to disclose my Spotify wrapped age

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CA was honestly great lesson to look with eyes before tapping buttons

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didn't realize it had been over 4 years! miniapp by @cashlessman.eth

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what a baller > Originally employed in construction, Yukimatsu was diagnosed with a malignant brain tumor in 2016, leading him to leave his job. After undergoing treatment and two surgeries, he shifted his focus entirely to DJing https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=T1tcUfUhR5U&list=RDT1tcUfUhR5U

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many many years ago I bought some camping tables at some point I realized, they could be used outside of just camping so I started using them as bedside tables (also been many years) @galazio now wants to get real bedside tables, someone plz explain why we need this

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overdid it this morning but got to try new trail running shoes

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potential to build minions kinda content with warplet characters in this case, each warplet is tied to a real user so you can put IRL inspired characters in your storyline

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good god should have kept the rate limits

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Atlas seems to be the chatgpt consumer moment for browser use. Google integrated Gemini into Chrome a while ago for simple stuff like summarization, Perplexity is doing the same, etc. Browser use is the real upleveling here. I've been testing browser use for a bit now - chatgpt Operator, Gemini on BrowserBase, etc. They are simultaneously surprisingly good but also still quite bad. Workflows feel like how chatgpt was in 2022/2023. Excited for where browser use will be in 2027. Atlas might successfully take it mainstream. https://chatgpt.com/atlas

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