Joined March 2011
In 1218, Genghis Khan wanted to establish a trade alliance with a neighboring ruler who didn't like him. The ruler was Shah Muhammad II of the Khwarazmian empire. Initially, the Shah pretended to agree... But when Genghis sent a caravan of 500 merchants to the Khwarazmian empire, a governor of one of the provinces accused them of being spies, seized their goods and had most of them executed. Big mistake... The Khwarazmian empire was located in Central Asia, it included present-day Iran, Turkmenistan, Uzbekistan, parts of Kazakhstan, Afghanistan, and Pakistan. Trying to smooth things over, Genghis Khan sent three of his envoys to the Sha, one of them a fellow Muslim as the Shah. He asked for the return of the caravan, and for the governor, Inalchuk, who executed the merchants to be punished. Instead, the Shah had two of the envoys shaved and the Muslim envoy beheaded. Then he sent them back to the Khan with the head. In response, Genghis Khan launched a massive invasion of the Khwarezmian Empire with an army of over 100,000 soldiers. And Khwarezmian, which was one of the most powerful and prosperous states in the Islamic world, was destroyed by the invasion. This also marked the beginning of the Mongol conquest of the Islamic States. The Mongols pursued the fleeing Shah Muhammad II until he escaped to an Island in the Caspian sea, where he died shortly afterward, perhaps from shock. And ss for governor Inalchuk, the Khan captured him and poured molten silver through his eyes and ears as payback for his actions. Lesson: Over the course of your life, many times, you will have cause to turn down people or proposals that do not align with your needs. However, it is important to not be insulting, condescending or to gloat over it. A rejection is hard enough, but pouring salt on the wound by being condescending could have devastating consequences. You never know when you might be dealing with a Genghis Khan.
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Replying to @wickedguro
Your wish is your command.
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Replying to @BenjaminDEKR
Memory is solved in ChatGPT. Inside any chat session it can search other sessions and have full context. Way better performance than any human.
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Replying to @ibothinks
You can vibecode CloudCheap. You can just do things...
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Replying to @adrian_horning_
Provoke a reaction. Others blame the reaction. Profit.
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Replying to @thegautamkamath
AGI achieved
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3.1 Pro is still so dear to me. It has such high IQ and also can come up with these striking meta insights in both social dynamics and business. Thought me a lot.
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Replying to @NickADobos @github
Wait, is this an "option"?
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Well, not when your income and social rank/prestige is tied to it.
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Replying to @ryanvogel
Not gonna happen. 1. First, you have to be on the Pro or Business plan to use it. 2. Most users who need this won't even know its there. 3. The UX will likely not be as smooth as the specialized guys. There's a reason you are unlikely to buy a Coca Cola TV.
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“3.6 roentgen. Not great, not terrible.” -- Chernobyl (2019)
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They'll be fine.
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Replying to @tdinh_me
Jev was better on my benchmark. Jev: 91.7% routing accuracy. Decisions: 74.7%. Decisions was also slightly slower. Sticking with Jev.
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Replying to @peer_rich
Baller
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Uncle Bob, your top buyers might end up being CIA agents. Shouldn’t we tweak the title a bit?
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Replying to @The_Alex
Who was she talking to instead of you?
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Replying to @TokenGremlin
Remember they shelved 6.1 Astra last minute.
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Replying to @theteknosaur
Sir ChatGPT
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Replying to @JackEllis
AI allows you to confront larger thoughts/concepts. Initial answers lead to higher order questions.
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