... like Elon Musk would love to enjoy the "abundance", as a Zen believer, I believe that the books are still better. But how many books can you really read in a unit time? Not much! So I built Open Commonplace. It is the commonplace

... Bruce(@bruce23): @busmark_w_nika  That long discussion is what I call "Pi whirlpools", as they can never be resolved. I've worked in social services, & giving custody to the "wrong" parents happens so often it's commonplace, & when fatalities occur, it's impossible (so far) to resurrect the deceased. When that occurs, all parties are culpable, including CPS, courts, judges, etc. To handle guilt, grief, anger..., a common therapy is to file lawsuits in order ...

... just didn t have a catchy term for it. Now we do, and apparently it s vibe coding. The moment someone slaps a label on something, it becomes real and, inevitably, controversial. In hindsight, the practice was already commonplace: AI s ability to write code took a quantum leap with large language models, letting developers just say stuff, run stuff, and copy-paste stuff to build software that mostly works ( businessinsider.com ). It s like we all woke up and realized ...

... Nika(@busmark_w_nika): @sietse_schelpe  I think that we already do it with social media. I think they have enough information to aim their ads at us. Well, some laws and rules are different e.g. US law vs EU law, but anyway. I had that feeling they know me better than me. Comment from Dusan Popovic(@dpx): @busmark_w_nika  Absolutely, I am using AI myself occasionally and it is very useful for some tasks. However ... ... between authentic users and bots. Comment from Islam Akramov(@islam_akramov): Everything happening around AI and all this hype will eventually die down, not in the sense that everyone will simply forget, but it will become something ordinary and commonplace

... been curious to try an AI notetaking tool that doesn t loudly announce itself when joining a call and only shares the notes afterwards with me. I guess this is starting to become more commonplace but it still feels (to me) like an intruder in the call, and like I should ask permission (just as when someone records the call - I m honestly not sure there is really any difference). Ideally one that works crossplatforms with any video conferencing tool ...

... taxis because they're so much better in cost, time, and experience. If we take it as an axiom that history tends to rhyme, if not repeat, then we might guess that once humanoid robots start to become commonplace, we'll find them in many more instances and places than we expect. Comment from Varga Gergo(@greg_v): Even having a roomba would cause me an existential dread. Also, there's limited amount of real-estate available in most ...

... that my own lifestyle falls short of the ideal health paradigm. My daily routine often includes long hours in front of a computer, irregular eating habits, and inadequate physical activity. High levels of stress and insufficient sleep have become commonplace. I recognize these as unhealthy choices that could lead to serious consequences over time, and this is precisely why I am raising this discussion: To encourage others to prioritize their health, even when I sometimes struggle to do so myself ...

... market abruptly ricocheted from a war for talent to layoffs becoming commonplace. All of us are either seeing as first hand or friends. What would you suggest to them? I will be collating the resources based on your comments & suggestions to get them back on the field. Here's something I wrote on Medium in 2020 for your reference - https://medium.com/swlh/how-to-c... ...

... guys, I am quite new to the whole hacking products together thing, and have recently learnt how to build landing pages. I have heard that twitter is a commonplace for tech personas and was wondering if anyone has any experience in how to build a personal brand on twitter. Could anyone direct me to good highly engaged twitter accounts as an example that I can learn from. Additionally I want to start a newsletter regarding my learning in life ...