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We are pivoting away from doing enterprise AI transformations ("AI-native Palantir"). For now at least. I've shared our key learnings below. I'll share a detailed blog post soon. What's next? We are going to start moving insanely quickly on several other ideas. Stay tuned 😎

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Ask ChatGPT: If you were the devil and wanted to keep an entire nation sick, what would you do?

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It's out!! The ULTIMATE guide to vibe coding games. How did I do it? 20 hours. 500 prompts. 20 euros. That's all it took to make a multiplayer 3D game 100% with AI, 0 human code, not even a small edit. 1.5M views on X. 45k tested the game. Crazy! I have received hundreds of messages asking me how I did it. People even offered (big) money for my prompts. It’s just insane. Tonight I share in detail my secret sauce, so you can start yourself in 5 min! As of now, your limit = your imagination. For context, last week, @levelsio started the trend to make an entire game just by prompting it. A concept coined as "vibe coding". I decided to take upon the challenge and humbly try to beat Pieter in terms of look and feel, to see if it was in my reach, and knowing I've been using Cursor for 12 months now (> 3000+ prompts) Get the full guide in comment, and try the game (link also in next posts) and judge for yourself. Fly around the clouds and think about the fact the game was 100% made with AI. Unreal. And now, YOU can vibe code a game. Enjoy!!

Nicolas Zullo @NicolasZu

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Wow. I cannot believe it. Just asked Claude to make the dogfight ultra realist! ✅ hit impacts ✅ smoke when damaged ✅ explosion on death ✅ free-fall with smoke It feels so good to fly! + awesome plane and controls, 100% in Cursor with 0 code edition from me. LOOK AT THIS!

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🚨 To Elon Musk and the DOGE team looking at Medicare: Pharmacist says - Cancer Medicine Imatinib costs them $7 to buy. They add $10, so you're out the door for $17 - When Medicare pays for this drug, IT COSTS THEM $2,400 - This drug was filled 250,000 times in 1 year costing Medicare $600 million “If every one of those scripts was filled at our pharmacy instead of through Medicare, it would've cost $4 million. That means that we are $596 million cheaper than the insurance. That's crazy.” “So why are they paying this much for that medication? Well, insurance companies pay a middleman, the pharmacy benefits manager, and that person decides how much that medication's gonna cost” - 3 Pharmacy Benefits Managers control over 90% of all prescription pricing in America - Pharmaceutical companies bought all 3 Pharmacy Benefits Managers They set their own pricing, Medicare pays ASTRONOMICAL prices and taxpayers pick up the bill. This is a racket.

The most jaw-dropping moment happened when Gibson made a statement that could threaten the entire cancer industry. Gibson revealed that he has three friends who had “stage four cancer,” and now “all three of them don’t have cancer right now at all.” “And they had some serious stuff going on,” Gibson added. Rogan asked, “What did they take?”—to which Gibson hesitantly replied, “They took what you’ve heard they’ve taken.” Being familiar with alternative cancer therapies, Rogan concluded Gibson was talking about antiparasitic drugs Ivermectin and Fenbendazole, which Gibson confirmed with a nod.

Wishing you a warm holiday season and a lit New Year

Interviews? None. Explanations? Zero. Korzinin let his plays do the talking. A masterclass in letting results speak louder than words. Yet, he left behind a note: ⤵

This is Marc Andreessen. Co-founder of Netscape and one of the most controversial minds in Silicon Valley. He sat down with Joe Rogan and shared some mind-blowing revelations about how the government really works. Here are 8 of his most shocking insights: (No. 7 is terrifying)

@badhombre This legacy🤔🤔🤔🤔🤔🤔🤔🤔

This is Dario Amodei. He's the CEO behind Claude, one of the world's most advanced AIs. Yesterday, in a 5.5 hour conversation with @lexfridman, he revealed our timeline to superintelligence. Let me save you 5 hours: 🧵

This is Kevin Kelly. The close friend Tim Ferriss goes to for advice. He taught him a philosophy for life that made Tim stop giving a f*ck. Here's the philosophy:

15. Wise words from Charlie Munger:

This Type of Exercise Reverses 20 Years of Heart Aging, Improves Brain Health, & Fights Cancer (00:00) 2 years of vigorous exercise in previously sedentary 50-year-olds reversed some age-related structural changes and stiffness in the heart, effectively rejuvenating it to resemble that of 30-year-olds (02:34) Vigorous-intensity exercise causes drug-sized improvements in blood pressure (03:21) One of the most convincing reasons to get your heart rate up high (>80% max heart rate)? The brain benefits. Lactate generated during vigorous exercise signals to the brain to make brain-derived neurotrophic factor (BDNF) — a growth factor that promotes the growth of new neurons. It's also essential for neuroplasticity. (06:07) Training hard is one of the best ways to improve focus & attention. Just 10 minutes of a high-intensity interval training workout is enough to improve cognition. (07:17) Getting your blood flow up via high-intensity exercise kills circulating tumor cells. And get this: The greater the exercise intensity, the greater the effect.

Have you ever wished to view the world from a completely new perspective? This thread on cool maps is here to blow your mind 1. Population Density in China

Getting your blood flow up via high-intensity exercise kills circulating tumor cells And get this The greater the exercise intensity The greater the effect

High time for an AI fashion show

After the German sold ALL their bitcoin somebody sent them $1.87 #Bitcoin and inscribed the message “HFSP German government” 😂 👏