artur_makly

There is no MODEL for pure Argentine magic. vamos carajos! vamooooooooo con todo!!! Our time has come again.

Feature Request #2 Allow me to re-edit my comment after posting.

Feature Request: allow me to see only posts by categories I want to create and filter by.

For example: "AI" or "startups" or "discoveries"

Understood - i will use "please" next time -;)

why do i get downvoted for asking the poster to share more about the advice he received?? why is this a net negative. im so confused.

Say more..

Everything is a REMIX https://youtu.be/X9RYuvPCQUA?si=W64XCy3RDiL2l80z

perhaps someone here already has a shortlist they are collecting in this emerging space? if so, please post or keep the list growing publicly on github

Just to confirm - you did not generate this plan/orchestration/harness - it did all that on its own?

Just wondering can notebookLLM provide the same breakdowns and visualizations? *asking for my son in middle-school . Thanks

Also offering MFA and ideally SSO really helps them feel more secure.

Has no one yet found a way to vibe-code this into a viable self-service solution?

and yes I do understand there is a IRL-auditing authority piece to all of this too.

Perhaps there this is a play here in the market to create a new auditing firm that 99% automates all this for startups? sans fraud certs of course.

1. Its all in your head. 2. Lead with your heart and instincts- nurture this and the magic happens. 3. Dont take any negative reactions personally- they may be "somewhere" else dealing with shit in their head. But the "wave" you sent them will do its job anyway. 4. The level of creativity that can be applied to this problem is endless! For example.. the idea of them coming to you (harder than going to an existing group/event) but has its benefits.

Experiment that worked for me : I now live in Buenos Aires , and missed playing ultimate frisbee.. so i posted around in various expat groups and craigslist.. "Ultimate Frisbee en Palermo! Beginners wanted - Experts welcomed" link to a youtube explainer vid.

Experiment 2: random street portraits with phone or digital handheld camera - followed up with a "who are you?" existential question (off record)

5. Always say thank you

Full Senate Hearing on the Impact of Technology on America's Youth https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=oawBfCAnbdc

Dr's Deposition on How Screen Time Hurts Kids' Cognitive Development https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Fd-_VDYit3U

I found that doc via an analysis of it here: https://youtu.be/Ts-AA6LQf6I?si=l30KTJq0mfq9USA4

you can always course-correct and find your sweeter spot.

Can anyone explain why i get sharp electrical shocks when i touch the bottom edges with my wrists? Or its just me?

your HN handle is one of my top 10 fav tracks: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=q2RSniyYNSc

{heart}

Surely

let's reboot Leisure Suit Larry ;-)

I'm starting to host bi-weekly after work soirees.

It's simple. Anyone you meet casually and get a nice vibe from - just invite them - you will see their face light up like they won a lottery...cause they did - your lottery.

Tell them that you're hosting a special gathering with interesting people you've recently met ( that way everyone starts from 0 )

bonus points: Make sure that your list is as balanced as possible with as many different types of humans ( age/gender/race/education/talent/interests ) add your weights into any criteria as you see fit, but keep in mind the more the blend the spicier the magic and the more you will grow.

If they want to bring a special friend ( great! but just say one for now ) Lubricate with some light wine/beers/alcoholic beverages (dont worry most will bring their own ) .. add some nice chill-house ambient music .. and let the magic begin.

Become the change you seek, it's intoxicating.

with some it's an celebrated lifestyle: https://www.instagram.com/reel/DPCJpclgW04/

Reading 1 min into it.. somehow I felt he was German.. and voila.. he lives in Berlin.

both great ideas thanks. re: wire cutters im in Argentina, its all mafia owned..not worth my balls.

“The degradation is subtle. The missing insights are rare, deferred, and distributed. Everyone notices a tenfold speed improvement; few notice the disappearance of an idea that might have changed the world.”

— funny correlation — this is the story of humanity’s biological, psychological, and philosophical evolution as well.

this is no difference.. History doing its thing again. Same Darwinian optimization, just swapped out the substrate. Silicon moves faster than carbon, which means we're speed-running toward some endpoint we can't quite see yet. Maybe we still get to choose architectural diversity before everything locks in. Or maybe we're already too late and just don't know it yet. To what final end?

Some uncanny correlations:

Biological Evolution: Just as DeepSeek's sparse attention sacrifices rare token connections for computational efficiency, biological evolution has consistently pruned "expensive" cognitive capabilities that didn't offer immediate survival advantage. The human brain operates on roughly 20 watts, an engineering marvel achieved through ruthless optimization. We lost the ability to synthesize vitamin C, to regenerate limbs, to perceive ultraviolet light, not because these capacities were useless, but because maintaining the metabolic infrastructure for rarely-used functions was too costly in ancestral environments where caloric scarcity was the norm. The neurological pathways that might have enabled eidetic memory or synesthetic cross-modal perception were likely discarded in favor of "good enough" pattern recognition optimized for predator avoidance and social navigation. Every human today is the descendant of ancestors whose brains kept the top-k survival-relevant features and let the outliers die in the attention lottery of natural selection.

Psychological Evolution: Our cognitive architecture exhibits the same sparse attention dynamics the article describes. Confirmation bias, the availability heuristic, and attentional blindness are not bugs but features, Bayesian priors that let us operate in real-time by ignoring the vast majority of sensory and conceptual space. We don't process all possible interpretations of a social interaction; we route attention to the handful that match our existing mental models, discarding the weak signals that might reveal we've misunderstood someone entirely. The psychological research on "inattentional blindness" (the invisible gorilla experiments) reveals that humans already run on learned sparsity, we literally cannot see what falls outside our predictive frame. The rare insights that change lives often come from those improbable, low-priority connections our brains almost filtered out: the shower thought, the hypnagogic flash, the accidental conversation with a stranger. Optimizing for cognitive efficiency means most humans spend their lives in a "tenfold speed improvement" of habitual thinking, never noticing the transformative ideas their sparse attention mechanisms prevented from ever reaching consciousness.

Philosophical Evolution: The history of thought reveals how philosophical paradigms function as civilizational sparse attention mechanisms, collective cognitive shortcuts that determine which questions a culture deems worth asking. The mechanistic worldview of the Enlightenment achieved extraordinary predictive power by treating nature as clockwork, but it systematically ignored (rendered computationally irrelevant) questions about consciousness, teleology, and qualitative experience. Logical positivism declared vast domains of human concern literally meaningless because they couldn't be empirically verified, a top-k selection rule for acceptable philosophical inquiry. Each dominant paradigm is a trained router deciding which intellectual pathways get attention and which get pruned. We celebrate the speed improvements: from Aristotelian physics to Newtonian mechanics in centuries, from Newtonian to relativistic in decades, from relativistic to quantum field theory in years. But the article's warning applies: we may never notice the metaphysical frameworks, the "ideas that might have changed the world," that were filtered out because they didn't fit the salience patterns of the prevailing epistemic architecture. The philosophical sparsity we inhabit isn't consciously chosen; it's the inherited result of centuries of optimizing for ideological efficiency, leaving vast regions of conceptual space unexplored because our collective attention mechanisms never computed those connections in the first place.

I too have made this choice with my family.. and its one hell of a positive force-factor. My mom immigrated from Kiev, with nothing and a dream for her son to have a better life in NYC. Im now taking the same risks as a 5-time entrepreneur..now living in Buenos Aires as a single dad. Enjoy the ride - its short - live your dream - steer your ship or it will be steered for you.

wow.. i'm amazed this happened during his lifetime - Socrates (470-399 BC)

https://web.archive.org/web/20251106050655/https://www.nytim...

The mind can be so powerful.. age is just a #

Until plastic bags are wiped out globally - Every home should have one -;)