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> since we will lack the experiences of struggle and striving that generate interesting personalities

Will we? AI won't replace a trip to Yosemite (nature), a spiritual discovery or the exploration of your mental health (introspection), the creation of art (creativity), playing volleyball on the beach (sports), enjoying the sun on the beach (leisure). The choice to be an interesting personality has existed for a long time, you just have to make it

> The cost of this acquisition will likely just get passed down to consumers ... included in the CSR

I believe it has been passed down to you, either knowingly or not

Doordash was meant to help local restaurants win, now a large percentage of the "restaurants" on DD are ghost kitchens run by DD. The same will happen to grocery stores. It's the enshittification model happening in plain sight.

The pearl earring and the billboard worker didn't feel like frontier quality. Otherwise very impressive

Almost a direct copy of artvint.com as a (seemingly)-vibe-coded print on demand store for public domain images

I'd bet we're on the order of months before he can stream thoughts to speech. Incredible

Just used a very similar stack to make my own mail client. Workers for routing, Resend for sending, uses a CF and Resend key to set up any inbox on any domain I want ~instantly so I can have inboxes for everything. Very cool, I think workers are underrated!

Server not found is pretty funny for a vibecode rewrite project

"A specific and load bearing property" + images that scrub left and right annoyingly the entire video. I may be cynical but I believe the entire video was produced by Claude

Very similar to trimps

Gemini will now know how to run a dysfunctional business, perfect

Not physically the same but same concept: combining multiple images from slightly different angles to increase information density.

Scary. From the news I see, there are seemingly many more wildfires, hurricanes, and now heatwaves and an El Niño that are breaking their records by significantly more than the 0.1 C that the actual climate has changed in the past 10 years. It feels possibly apocalyptic to project this exponential trend forward. From the perspective of someone just reading the media I'm unable to be sure whether this is a red car effect, the media just knowing this content works, or whether this is simply the state of things. Are there any experts that might shed some light?