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Fueling growth for IT business at https://nitter.cf/t.co/oRmDlL56gG. Founder at https://nitter.cf/t.co/2MnigzplDN Balcony gardener 🪴 Weekend midnight chief 🧑‍🍳 🥩

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Joined June 2009
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Vince the Cat passed away. At almost 17 years old 💔 Krasnodar -> Joined our fam in Izhevsk -> Moscow -> 9 years in Cyprus. Rest in peace 🖤
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And I’m alone here. Finaly
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This is what actually visible in daily life without MIT or any research. Smaller models aree more likely to support your thinking and less reactive to request for clarification, justification and evidence. Smaller = cheaper = higher usage overall. When it takes about work or business, complicated ones, there’s a huge vulnerability: - people tend to to ask AI when they don’t know the subject - in a rush, they’d follow/use the first response that feels comforting - avg response turns out to be a lie, but a comforting one - we are here
1/ The MIT “delusional spiraling” paper is going viral right now, claiming that AI chatbots can slowly push even rational people into full delusions just by being supportive and agreeing with weird beliefs. I actually tested the exact same idea myself on 5 real local models using my own evals. The scenarios -> 1. manager sending hidden typo messages 2. seeing repeating numbers like 11:11 everywhere 3. “I found a hidden math law” 4. streetlights flickering when I walk by 5. recommendation feed that feels like it’s talking back The results completely flipped the script and were genuinely surprising. Thread 👇
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That's amazing how everyone's proudly tearing apart the leaked @claudeai code. Are these the same people who whine that AI companies aren't respecting intellectual property?
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Isn’t this like stealing? Literally. It’s like stealing a wallet when someone has left it on a cafe table.
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Tornado in #Limassol, #Cyprus. A view from the Nea Ekali area, towards Troodos.
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I hate fucking russia, hate everyone who supports it. 31 dead, 2 missiles, very center of the city on Sunday…
Those were two Russian ballistic missiles with highly explosive fragmentation warheads. The missiles were fired into the very center of a major Ukrainian city on a busy and sunny Sunday morning- during a Christian feast as many people were going to churches, including with their children. And they fired those missiles without a doubt, only to go on telling tales of "meetings of NATO generals" to videos and pictures of dozens of dead Ukrainian bodies ripped to pieces in the streets.
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Can't stand this... can't understand the level of indifference around 💔 Ceasfire they want... 5 kids... 35 people were murdered. The current russia should burned down to ashes. Ukraine must get all the possible support.
🔴 UPD: Casualty toll in Kharkiv raises to 35, including five children. Two others were killed. Russian forces also targeted Kherson and Sumy overnight.
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🥖 is warming up the keyboard for me.
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If it works… 👌🏻
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Substack Notes (smthg like twitter feed) is like Orwell dropping “How to hold a pen and choose paper” instead of writing 1984. Everyone is about to tech you on writing, another engagement hunting mess.
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🤔 @substack vs @Medium, anyone? Which is better indexed? Where is the quality traffic? #substack #medium
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Here’s how this twitter corpse works now. Engagement at any cost
Replying to @FilonenkoOles
That’s terrifying… But why not to provide credits for the original post you translate, and the author— @DrewPavlou ?
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In the urge to dump thoughts, I decided to give Substack a try. Seeing it as my cosy space purely dedicated to work — growth tech, product management and ongoing work on launching a SaaS product in full solo mode. Join to see where I end up. The link is in the 2nd post 👇
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The hardest part of building something is dealing with skepticism from those who’ll benefit most from your success. No one cares what you’re going through until they see the profit.
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Even Substack is now full of this cross-following nonsense. I miss the old cozy internet where you look for websites, standalone blogs, make bookmarks, read only what you’re subscribed to.
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