Michael Kove
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Obscurity is killing your business. Build authentic brand. 25 years of dev. "Vibe Shitpoaster". 🇵🇱/acc. Digital Capitalist. Building @micropromo_io
Joined September 2020
Today I learned:. This was a PHOTO. (and not a computer generated image)
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@Andercot The CIA has "created" so many conspiracy theories to cast confusion on what's real and what's not. It's a distraction.
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DeepSeek stole the AI thunder:. - with zero hype from CEO, .- zero "omg guys it changez everythin" influencers .- no swanky demos .- no bloated promises.- no hints at "AGI achieved internally". They did it by. shipping an actual product.
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@petergyang Teachers using AI detectors tells more about teachers being lazy than students. IF a teacher cannot tell the AI written paper from original one, it's either . > they are NOT reading it.> they suck at writing themselves and cannot tell the difference. I am not an English.
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@v_lugovsky True. But handcrafted makes it kinda genuine. I am certain they originally intended this to turn into "marketing" easter egg - but idea probably died and we just now discovered it.
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The biggest LIE that "vibe coding" community sold to beginners is . that ANYONE can build a production ready app for mass consumption. It is simply not true (for multiple logical reasons). Prototype - sure. MVP for "invite only testers" - definitely. An app you can show to
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@chelbb_ I wouldn't want to be alone in a room with someone who picked this piece because it "spoke to him".
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@TechLiandr I will never forget walking into an Albanian restaurant asking for a menu and a waiter in broken English:. "No menu. Ehh what u want? You want fish? We got fish. You want meat, we cook you meat. What you want, man?".
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@AChillGhost From what I've read (and i've tried plenty of Absinthe) - it's just poor quality alcohol, contaminated prep and people just getting poisoning from it that cause hallucination. But, drinkwise, modern absinthe provides a different kind of mellow buzz, not like other spirits.
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Why I don't build SaaS:. That "shit fast SaaS" needs 500 B2C customers @ $20/mo to make $7-8k and massive headache for support. Compared to 3-4 @ $3000/mo B2B productized service, 70% of which can be automated. Math your math, founder.
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@IdahoBones Lol despite that. home slice still "extracted a Life lesson" in his last post in the most cringe LinkedIn way. They just cannot contain themselves from doing it.
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@LibertyCappy Diet changed. Also people spent most of the afternoon sleeping in the shade and didn't go to the beach at 2 PM.
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@Dima_heyqq I disallow "+" in email address if they have @ gmail . but they can just do "." gymnastics as well:. user@ gmail. com.use.r@ gmail. com.us.er@ gmail. com.u.s.e.r@ gmail. com.us.e.r@ gmail. com. Are all same email addresses (Google doesn't care about dots) . But if your free tier.
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@InternetH0F ya'll can skip tipping in your countries. but when you come to America, you tip like Americans do.
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@SwiftOnSecurity Energy would have been cheaper in Germany if they didn't shut down all of the nuclear plants. Just saying.
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@powerbottomdad1 Rest makes sense, but this:. "they've all been exactly the same". how, really? They speak different language, have noticeable different cuisine, use different currency, and have visibly different architecture . Also people look different. If you go to rural Michigan you can get.
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@RadioGenoa If you're sharing the road, act like a car. If someone cuts in front of me, I back off for my safety. I don't ride their ass.
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@catalinmpit We buy flexibility. Work at the office on large monitor, keyboard and mouse or work at a coffee shop.
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Today I read that Winamp is coming back. To compete with Spotify. And I'm curious, what was the company doing for nearly 15+ years??
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@arjunkhemani @peterthiel De-individualization is cope mechanism to avoid responsibility, internal regret and guilt over doing immoral things to the world and other humans. "We did it together" or ."I was just following orders" and ."ya'll did it, so i didn't want to stand out". Those people are not.
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@CicmilJovan The FE devs in early 2000s were complaining that CSS is hard:. - Bootstrap came out. Then they said, "well now every website looks the same!!!". - Tailwind came out. "Ugh so many utility classes!". - Fine, here's Framework components like DaisyUI or Shadcn . "Ugh websites look
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@itsolelehmann As someone who lives in Poland, I "love" the comments in reply by people that never visited or read about the country. yet they are expert on the "economic growth" lol. On serious note, couple noteworthy things:. - Poland kept their own currency instead of jumping on EUR.
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@AnnLesbyPhD It's a cafe at the rifle range. Crime would be 0% if people walked like this in the streets.
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@austerrewyatt1 Imagine if doctors only got paid in full if the patient was cured and received BIG BONUS for curing incurable disease. If they only provided treatment (without results) - basic minimum wage at best. Hell, I don't even care if bonuses and payroll are funded by taxpayers.
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@MichaelAArouet Germans love cash. It's a good thing. Cash is the only thing that keeps individuals free. No wire. No tracking. No "freezing" of funds. Cash is good. But they should still have an option to pay with a card. But every time I see signs like this, I think, they're not paying.
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@theandreboso I never understood this either. What do they expect? I'll accidentally buy annual and not see my card get charged $239.88???. Having default set to monthly would actually work better. "Oh, it's $29. I wonder if they offer annual discount. ".
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@HarmlessYardDog In other News: "Florida man decided to crash indestructible mailbox in Ohio, becomes paralyzed".
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@ianbnet @petergyang Possible in high school setting, difficult in higher academia (college, university, etc) as faculty to student ratio is way off.
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@nosilverv > goes to touch grass.> grass, lawn care is psyop by the real estate market to drive prices up on homes.
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@EmpireEd Realistically, staying at home taking care of kids and household is a challenging job. It's also 24/7 without sick days or with very few PTOs 😉.
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@Rainmaker1973 Most of Russia is not livable. It's deep forrestation, wilderness and mountains.
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@TyphinaRex I never shop there, but. when you have 4-5 hours layover (or a flight got postponed) those airport malls make a killing. They also offer "duty free" shopping, considering EU pays 17-25% markups on some goods. Many credit cards give double airline points by shopping at the.
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@vonderleyen This is ironic. The EU imposes tariffs on US goods elsewhere. The EU also adds VAT on import of electronics and gadgets which is effectively a "tariffs". Doesn't matter where the consumer pays, individually or because CoGS are higher
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@SpookyChrisR European mind cannot comprehend that you can actually . well. roam STATE property (like parks, beaches, that area between highway) without getting arrested.
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@stclairashley How are we supposed to travel if airlines start requiring vax papers, or getting/keeping jobs, or going on a cruise. seems like our choice isn't a choice. I guess "my body my choice" doesn't work here?. For smart asses: even vaccinated people can be contagious and carry it.
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@zaygranet Drowned in EU regulations and lack of proper funding. It's truly unfortunate, because, they had a good start.
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@deedydas Probably even easier now. You can have AI writer unit tests, refactor useless functions, add minor improvements that look "big" in commits to non tech managers. The more layers of management there is in the company - the easier it is to be useless. I used to come to.
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@itsalejandrolr The day AI says, "nah brah that idea is dumb, don't do it" . is the day we've reached AGI.
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@stats_feed I'll do your opposite. Cancel Netflix. Cancel Disney+. Cancel cable. Those alone would gain at least $50/mo. Join gym.
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@t3dotgg And this is eye-opening. We are witnessing more indicators that significant portion of AI hype is just "pretty neat [scripted] demos" and have very low practical/commercial application, yet. Maybe in few years.
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@LibertyCappy For past 50 years:."Let's wrap everything in plastic! It'll be cheaper!!!". Today:
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@thealepalombo This is a growup skill issue. Millennials got spoiled. We entered the tech boom and the worst thing we've seen is 2008 crash, which reminded us that . "mortgages are not safe. home ownership is bad. rent don't buy" . So my generation never bought any assets. Perpetual renting,.
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@Austen The "let's hate Elon" cult is wild. The frustrating part, some of the haters are big accounts, big names and known intelligent people. Yet, emotions get in a way.
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@radshaan Plot twist:. The only people who are talking about LLM replacing software engineers ARE the Deloitte analysts.
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@adamgusky @levelsio Don't under estimate non-tech normies and IG "influencers" wanting to create avatars and pretty pics. His is one of the best on the market and straightforward to use. We're in an AI bubble here. The average soccer mom isn't on Discord using mid journey.
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@DeepDishEnjoyer What will give HER purpose:. Starting a family. Kids. What's likely she'll do:. Go to a psychiatrist, get a false diagnosis of "depression". Start taking antidepressants.
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@guideforlovers Caring for children. Breastfeeding. Being mothers. Having intuition. Turning house into a home. Loving compassionately. Reading people. Reading between the lines.
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@wideawake_media We shouldn't criticize any sport that involves physical movement and some gymnastics. Silly? 100%. As silly as gamers larping to be a soldier? . No.
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@venturetwins What??? You're buying tomatoes at the store? You can grow them in your garden for free!!!!. The "middle man" apps will always find a market.
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@paulg You don't LEGALLY immigrate to US in order to make minimum wage. You're likely to go for STEM degree and/or pursue licensed profession (lawyer, doctor) or science/tech. It's the immigrants dream.
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@ScottAdamsSays @DeeperThrill As much as I try, I've lost respect for some of my friends and relatives after seeing them changing and completely giving up rational thinking. I could deal with their political orientation, even could ignore obnoxious FB posts . but this pandemic did them really in.
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@anammostarac This cannot happen. All the innovation, research, scientific and technological progress will come to a screeching halt. I am not even joking.
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@varchasvee_ Chinese have a very different way of approaching business (I observed). They are not hyping this. They are not overselling this. They might not even feel it's ready. But I guarantee that they have dedicated people reaching out to businesses and organizations building.
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@GigaBasedTrad Two things:.Plastics and .destruction of nuclear family unit. Plastics are self explanatory. Lower T levels in men, birth defects, etc. Meals:.Americans stopped cooking at home because, either two parents had to get jobs or child was raised in single parent household. Big food
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@JoshuaLisec Words matter. By removing emotional attachment to things and people it is easier to attack people's identity and gaslight them into self doubt. And people who are confused make an easy target for manipulation.
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@MichaelAArouet If Poland does not become corrupt, within 3-5 years it will be the powerhouse of EU. With surplus of Ukrainian labor and future talent (and there will be more post the war) - Poland has a lot of potential.
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@forgebitz Legit. I've tested. Especially in marketing services. Doesn't even matter if male or female recipients. Dudes project "halo effect", women "sisterhood trust". This is an evolutionary shortcut.
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@s8mb This is common across smaller towns in Europe. People just hate "working". Some stores don't even post hours, they are open whenever they feel like being open.
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@specialkdelslay You should check out their enterprise plans. They make money in overage. DNS-ing traffic is cheap. Running 3 second script (Workers) is cheap. CDN is cheap (if they have infrastructure). But they host AI models. Their streams & image CDN is expensive. Also they make money in.
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@skdh Ph Ds (ones I've known) kind of live in their own ecosystem. It's like one big academia SIMS. The lucky ones leave the simulation and work for enterprise. Unlucky ones end up stuck in the circle-jerk they create over abstract concepts and ideas that have marginal application.
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@TresClare @FitFounder If someone died within a year of contracting COVID, they bill cause of death "covid related". They never did that with flu. So we'll never really know true "flu related deaths".
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@navyhato 1970s US. I'm from former USSR, my family lived during communism. It was very very very difficult for anyone who disagreed with the regime. Couldn't really travel outside of approved countries. If you could afford it. Zero entrepreneurship. To make more more was difficult.
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