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It’s strange to assume AIs will search the way humans do. They don’t need our engines, they need a complete reimagining of what search is and what it can be. Here’s one example, from the world of code.

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OpenAI's new paper is less about the results and more a peek into what AI labs hope to achieve: automating all human jobs. GDPVal breaks down tasks that make up everyday jobs of the entire economy and measures AI performance on them. I bet by end of next year, we will saturate…

Patch Notes for Your Brain We’re hosting a Brainrot pop-up next month, not a pitch fest, just real conversations. Come log off, swap stories, and see what happens when attention culture meets real life.

And that’s why even simple routines are systems in disguise structured inputs like daily walks that reliably produce clarity, focus, and better decision-making.

Nicholas Fabiano, MD @NTFabiano

2 weeks ago

And that’s why even simple routines are systems in disguise structured inputs like daily walks that reliably produce clarity, focus, and better decision-making.

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Your brain forgets for a reason, it makes room for what matters. AI doesn’t forget, maybe that’s a blessing. Maybe it’s a curse.

Everyone scrolls, but you scroll in your own unique way, midnight bursts, 3-minute gaps between tasks, deep dives that start with “just one video". Brainrot isn’t here to judge. It’s here to turn that invisible story into something you can actually see. Because once you see it,…

The real brain drain isn’t just across borders, it’s across screens, talent can move countries, but attention can disappear in seconds. The next wave of hi-tech won’t just be about where people build, but whether their focus survives long enough to build at all.

Zakka Jacob @Zakka_Jacob

2 weeks ago

The real brain drain isn’t just across borders, it’s across screens, talent can move countries, but attention can disappear in seconds. The next wave of hi-tech won’t just be about where people build, but whether their focus survives long enough to build at all.

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Not going to comment on the specifics of the H-1B policies right now since they’re all up in the air anyway. I’d hope that we continue to do everything that we can to get the best and brightest to America, which makes us more competitive in critical fields of the future like AI,…

AI isn’t just creating new things, it’s copying us. The real question isn’t how smart it will become, but how much of our behavior, flaws, and ideas we’re okay with it learning.

We used to leave footprints in the sand. The tide washed them away, and that was the end of it. Now we leave them in server logs. Clicks, searches, late-night scrolls, a permanent trail etched into machines we’ll never see. One day, that trail might outlive us.

Ai generated cartoons may not be the most robust distribution strategy for your app but.... 🤷🏻‍♂️

Coding was never really about writing code. It was about breaking a problem into steps, imagining the edge cases, and knowing where trade-offs live. AI just took away the boring part. What’s left is the real work: thinking clearly.

Ten years from now, people will look back and laugh at how we let apps eat up our focus, the same way we laugh at cigarette ads from the 60s telling people smoking was “healthy.” The difference? By then, the damage will be obvious. Brainrot is about stepping off that ride…

The real power of AI isn’t doing your thinking for you, but freeing your mind from the clutter so you can focus on what actually matters. The smartest future isn’t machine vs. human. It’s human + machine, thinking better together.

We guard our money, we track our steps, we even optimize our apps to run faster. But wasted time? That slips through unnoticed. The truth is, the hours you lose to endless scrolling or half-focused work don’t just vanish, they compound. They shape your week, your goals, your…

I love seeing things like this. Notte (@nottecore) is a platform to build and deploy web AI agents that don’t break. It turns messy, repetitive web tasks into reliable, self-healing workflows so businesses can confidently scale automation.