mathgladiator

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by mathgladiator 7mo ago
No, insurance is not viable until we fix metabolic health in the masses. Again, I'm a nut job that has a HbA1C of 4.7 because I only eat beef, butter, bacon, and eggs.
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by mathgladiator 7mo ago
Ego is truly wild. I had one last bastion of ego that echoes a bit. It was my ability to code the machine. Im that guy that really loves to code. It fills me with joy in ways that I cant describe. It was the only status I really had... unti
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by mathgladiator 7mo ago
Cancer happens all the time and your immune system deals with it. Look into the recent evidence of how keto deals with cancer. I'm telling you, I live in a world without fear and it is awesome.
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by mathgladiator 7mo ago
That data alone invalidates any idea of insurance being sustainable, it's a sinking ship. I, on the other hand, only eat beef, butter, bacon, and eggs and everything is getting better. BUT, I may be in a cult, but this cult has benefit
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by mathgladiator 7mo ago
Yes. I will not let fear rule my life.
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by mathgladiator 7mo ago
For the chronic stuff, yes. For acute accidents, who knows! With carnivore: I'm off almost all meds, my mobility and flexibility are amazing these days (I am sitting on the floor right now with crossed legs).
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by mathgladiator 7mo ago
I pay cash for everything right now since ACA plans are terrible... BUT, I am also one of those nut jobs that only eats meat and it is amazing. But, most people can't even begin to imagine giving up carbs as they are junkies.
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by mathgladiator 7mo ago
This is one of the most insane things that I have realized... I have terrible insurance (in case), but I generally don't present it as it is much cheaper and faster to pay cash... I think we can all agree that the current system is ju
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by mathgladiator 7mo ago
This guy did it: https://www.mrmoneymustache.com/ on like $65K IIRC The problem is, at core, fear. Fear of taking responsibility for your life.
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by mathgladiator 7mo ago
People play dumb status games. Here is the crazy thing, I went carnivore after I retired because one thread that worried me about shitty insurance is the risk. Now, I'm pretty sure if I only eat meat and work-out, then I might not even
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by mathgladiator 7mo ago
I retired on my 40th birthday, and it is AWESOME. The thing is... no one has anything that I want to buy. I don't mean this in an elitist way, but more of a monk way. Like, I don't understand status and keeping up with people.
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by mathgladiator 7mo ago
I believe. Im going to finish the book, but it was so good until the details got confused. I will say that a skill is developing but it requires oversight and ... honestly, i should probably read the book before buying it on Amazon.
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by mathgladiator 7mo ago
I'm no boomer, but I'm building a pipeline to produce books in a variety of genres. This is one chapter of a book: https://nexivibe.com/writing/chapter_01.html People that take it seriously, are going to focu
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by mathgladiator 7mo ago
Not OP, but Opus 4.6 is crazy good at writing. I generated a 500 page book, and it took until around page 275 for things to... go off rails. My strategy was to leverage ralph and a bunch of personas, and it good my act structure, major poin
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by mathgladiator 7mo ago
The Jacobin piece enthusiastically backs this "left nationalism" vision of the nation as an endless creole friction zone open to every identity and claim, but it sidesteps the harsh truth that applies to every society: if a nation
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by mathgladiator 7mo ago
The directory labeling is my favorite part: label git ~/git/ → cd git:jitzu or ls git:project/site is so clean. No symlink farms, no alias soup, just persistent, tab-friendly labels. This would be great in existing shell envi
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by mathgladiator 7mo ago
for coding apps, I can see some silos happening, but I don't suspect it is realistic. For example, I'm vibing a mobile app and the binary is huge. I suspect there are too many use cases that will keep gravity towards the local mac
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by mathgladiator 7mo ago
There should probably be "Show Vibe:" simply because this is something new. This is something radical. I was a skeptic last year, and now... not so much. I am having Claude build me a distributed system from scratch. I designed it
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by mathgladiator 7mo ago
Ive come to the realization after maxing the x20 plan that I have to set clear priorities. Fortunately, I've retired so I'm going focus on flooding the zone with my crazy ideas made manifest in books.
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by mathgladiator 7mo ago
I just upload everything to Lord Grok and the answers I get are amazing. I then run it claude with Ralph and the results define explanation. I am humbled...
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by mathgladiator 7mo ago
You are not wrong. I blew up a great career that burned me out to go on a journey that was absolutely crushing to emerge with a machine that allows me to have the deepest technical conversations of my entire career. Professionally isolated
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by mathgladiator 7mo ago
Missing the audience is the story of my life. Thanks for being constructive.
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by mathgladiator 7mo ago
I have rolled the dice with it, and it's been great. I use it to tune fitness and every mental dimension. Time will tell. I will tell you this, using AI is better than using HN and random people who don't know me. I had the best t
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by mathgladiator 7mo ago
I am having it reviewed by a handful of psychologists, and they are having to grapple with it too. I'm confident that I reviewed it well enough to be concerned, and I'm even more confident that it is the future.
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by mathgladiator 7mo ago
I agree with this, but think of in more of an evolutionary lens. I've come to the place where every time we think we have solved a problem, we may not have and have created a new tree of problems. I am one of those knuckle heads that d
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by mathgladiator 7mo ago
Since I'm dealing with how good claude code is, I gave a research task to claude to help my in-laws (who are psychologists) understand the coming storm at a more visceral level. AI produced this: https://nexivibe.com/fu
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by mathgladiator 7mo ago
There is something wrong with the thinking machines, I don't disagree... this is the new reality. I aim now to understand it. the AI gave me a solution that works for since I'm using Windows primarily these days (granted, the late
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by mathgladiator 7mo ago
Thanks, I had claude update it.
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by mathgladiator 7mo ago
For clarity, it is a mess of a solution, and the key features I wanted was to have a good overview of a variety of ssh sessions I was having open as I realized I was giving prompts to the wrong claude session hence I have have a name for ev
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Show HN: Crank – The SSH Terminal Manager for Engineers Who Refuse to Close Tabs(github.com)
6 points by mathgladiator 7mo ago|6 comments

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