reformed sh*tcoiner | BTC is Hope

Joined December 2017
That would still make more sense. All throughout history the old have sacrificed to provide a better life for the young This is the first generation that demands that the youth sacrifice To provide a few more comfortable years to the old
If Congress passed a bill taxing 401Ks of people 65+ at even 1% of annual growth to give people 18 to 25 funds to start a family the Boomers would be (rightfully) outraged. "Why should my money go to a program I'll never get to benefit from?" they would say... and I would sigh.
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If you consider watching your grandchildren to be babysitting. You're not a grandparent. We pay for babysitters, babysitters are people that don't want to be watching the child. Grandparents love watching the child. They want to watch the child. I don't see this any different than parents talking about babysitting their kids. You're not babysitting your grandkids. You're watching them. Your grandkids
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Rich kid. Shocked to learn poor kids work πŸ˜‚ Rich kid thinks solution is poor. Kids NOT working 🀦
One of the things that shocked me when I extended my social circle beyond the social class I was born into is how common it is for people to get jobs before they turn 18. I feel like even liberals should be appalled by the concept of minors being employed. 1/
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Actual problem are jobless trust fund babies with no drive in life πŸ˜…
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Crypto Facts πŸ‡ΊπŸ‡²πŸ³οΈβ€πŸŒˆ retweeted
Google Deepmind just broke chemistry.. They open-sourced a model that can invent completely new biology from scratch. It’s called β€œAlphaProtein Novo” It's an AI pipeline that designs brand new enzymes for "new-to-nature" chemical reactions that have never existed in any living organism. to put this in perspective.. standard protein ai models (like alphafold) answer the question "what shape will this protein have?". ap novo answers the question "can i make a protein that does this specific chemistry?". the results from the paper are actually terrifyingly good: the ai designed an enzyme to synthesize piperidines, which are a critical building block used in pharmaceuticals and materials. this designed enzyme inverted natural biases to achieve near-perfect regioselectivity. it produced the chemical building block 99x more often than the competing natural product. it also designed an enzyme to hydrolyze DEHP, which is a pervasive plastic environmental toxin. this plastic-eating ai enzyme was 14-fold more active at 90Β°C than at room temperature, and survived in 75% acetonitrile. meanwhile, natural enzymes completely failed and were entirely inactive under those exact same extreme conditions. these new ai-generated designs are up to 60% smaller than natural equivalents. because they are smaller, they have a much higher mass density of active sites. i am speechless.. this is the holy grail of synthetic biology. we don't have to wait millions of years for microbes to evolve enzymes that eat our pollution or build our drugs.. we can just compute them on a gpu today. the ai's success rate in finding functional designs actually matches or surpasses traditional natural sequence screening. and deepmind open-sourced the whole thing on github.
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You can literally just ask the AI about the differences to help you make the choice 🀷
why is the burden of figuring this out on me, an average user
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That one little trick seems to be the highest leverage most underutilized trick with this new technology You can literally ask the new technology how to best use it and about its specifications and intricacies
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Have you considered that? Maybe you were already crazy?
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How many suicides has AI PREVENTED?
So, I looked up this case and it really seems like the family is just trying to blame the AI. The AI was offering support, encouraging professional intervention, and generally maintaining good boundaries. I understand that families going through this want to blame something or someone. But in this case, I always want people to think "how many suicides have been prevented by AI?" That's much harder to measure. But plenty of people in my audience and other places have had their mental health DRAMATICALLY improved by AI.
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All it takes is one errant reply to a religious or gender war post and it's all my for you wants to feed me for the next week πŸ˜…
I briefly got into some nostalgic PokΓ©mon tweets and now that’s my new β€œfor you” feed. It’s like bond yields mixed with PokΓ©mon now. It’s almost as though the β€œfor you” feed is a snapshot of your weakest moments locked in for the next few weeks.
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Crypto Facts πŸ‡ΊπŸ‡²πŸ³οΈβ€πŸŒˆ retweeted
Billionaires are not the reason for high prices. The Federal Reserve is.
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Crypto Facts πŸ‡ΊπŸ‡²πŸ³οΈβ€πŸŒˆ retweeted
Most people don’t believe Bitcoin can run from $85K to $600K because they still don’t understand what is happening. To big money, a higher $BTC price makes it even more powerful. So it may actually be harder to move from $85K to $200K than from $200K to 1M. To normies, there’s basically no difference between $100K and 1M. Most people don’t have either amount sitting in liquid capital ready to deploy. To the big money elites, $1M Bitcoin can actually be a much stronger buy than $100K Bitcoin. Higher price means more belief, more attention, and more serious money. There are almost zero reasons we stay in this range for long. We are still so early and so tiny as a 1T markep cap send it to 10T with force!
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It's true if you use rich kid math 🫩
unpopular opinion: buying groceries is NOT cheaper than eating out for a single person.
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Just bought a house for the first time Apparently I live in the "Everyone lets their dogs roam the streets" part of town
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Crypto Facts πŸ‡ΊπŸ‡²πŸ³οΈβ€πŸŒˆ retweeted
It's called "managed decline" dude. It's so sick. Ok, so get this. There's no national project or anything to believe in but the elites will impotently gesture at previous periods of national progress without understanding the context for that period of prosperity. It rocks.
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If you have dry AND dark humor, that pops up to 2/3 of people πŸ˜…πŸ˜…
the iron law of dry humor is that about a third of people just do not understand it
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"The same people who were sounding the alarm about the cost of living crisis have continued to sound the alarm as the crisis has gotten worse"
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Crypto Facts πŸ‡ΊπŸ‡²πŸ³οΈβ€πŸŒˆ retweeted
Imagine looking your kids in the eyes and saying this. Beyond unconscionable.
Propagating super intelligence to the stars is a great success condition for a biological bootloader
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Crypto Facts πŸ‡ΊπŸ‡²πŸ³οΈβ€πŸŒˆ retweeted
Old people used to whine about how much harder they supposedly had it when they were young (β€œwe used to have to walk to school uphill in the snow both ways” etc etc) Now that I’m old, all I can think is damn, it seems 10x harder and worse to be a kid now than it was for me. Sad
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Crypto Facts πŸ‡ΊπŸ‡²πŸ³οΈβ€πŸŒˆ retweeted
I can’t stand how people insist on framing the debate as people who think AI is conscious vs people who think AI is not conscious. In reality, it’s people who are 100% sure it isn’t vs people who believe the problem is a lot more complex and difficult than it seems.
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