building the world’s first fully automated 10 ⭐ hospitality chain making hospitality feel like magic @markoniAI #makemagic✨

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I asked Claude to make an ad about @markoniAI that feels like content. Wrote a one-line prompt, went to sleep, woke up to this - P.S. - The concept it chose on its own: “HISTORY OF HOSPITALITY” (insane🤯)
How about a video about the History of the Entire Universe?!🤯 One prompt. One shot. One night.
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Aakarshan Saxena retweeted
I will weep on my deathbed if by that time we are not a multi-planetary civilization. I will weep on my deathbed if all cancers don’t have a cure by then. I will weep on my deathbed if every child all across the globe doesn’t have access to knowledge and information. I will weep on my deathbed if AI hasn’t done enough economic overhaul to have universal basic income. I will weep on my deathbed if we haven’t climbed to being a Kardashev Type-1 civilization. I will weep on my deathbed if we don’t have a moonbase and a mars colony. I will weep on my deathbed if a utopian techno state hasn’t been established. We must strive, we must be optimistic, we must aim for the next frontier and viciously go after it, what else is the object of life other than sheer excellence and conquest? We must attack these frontiers of AI, medicine, space technology with vicious joy, ambition and an unrelenting work ethic. Only then we can bring forth a utopia. So, accelerate, dream, achieve, go after it, and one day, one moment, you will find yourself in a better world. One that the generations after us will live and thrive in. Sometimes I feel a very weird nostalgic feeling about the future that I will miss: intergalactic travel, long lifespans, maybe a type-2 civilization, landing everywhere in the known solar system, no poverty, ubi, and a world where machines and humans are working hand in hand solving the biggest problems out there. But why? Why did we ever have to invent a wheel, why did we go to space, why did we build the pyramids, why did we make the computer, why do we make sub-nanonmeter chips, why do we do anything? I am sure there are mechanical reasons to it, we have to travel, so the wheel, we wanted to do calculations faster, so the computer, etc etc. But I am more than sure that the bigger reason is: “Because we can”. Invention in isolation is still novel. WE CAN. WE MUST. WE WILL.
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Let them leave and use markoni.ai instead xD
Airbnb just responded to "reviewgate" The replies here are literally hundreds of people who got their reviews removed directly contradicting what Airbnb says here The "policy" they have seems to be to remove a guest's review and rating whenever a host asks for it I don't get why they don't just fix this? Everyone would love to see Airbnb have honest reviews and ratings you can trust Short term you might get more bookings if everything is a 4.5 or 4.99 but long term people discover it means nothing and they can't trust your platform and they leave elsewhere I think they're in some internal gridlock by MBAs who want to see revenue go up, not realizing that they're destroying a company I hope they fix it!
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I just love the comments lmao
We remove reviews that violate our policies, and hosts can't delete them. Only guests who actually booked the stay can leave one. Ratings on Airbnb skew high partly because we remove listings that fall short of guest expectations.
Community note
Hosts cannot directly delete guest reviews but Airbnb policy lets listing owners & cohosts dispute them for alleged violations (retaliation) at any time; upheld disputes lead to removal. Official guides & documented cases show critical reviews removed after host reports airbnb.com/resources/host… elliott.org/advocacy/airbn… airbnb.com/help/article/3… airbnb.com/help/article/2… x.com/JackEllis/stat…
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No, AI didn’t just solve the Navier-Stokes equations. So what did it do?
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it's messed up that there a million songs about love but zero about hopping on a quick call with key stakeholders
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the real turing test is whether the ai can sit through a demo and say "interesting" without buying anything
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most founders think customers will just show up. nobody is waiting for you to launch. you have to go knock on the doors.
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No shade to any ancestors but we’re the most traveled generation in the history of humanity (so far). We can comfortably see all the seven wonders of the world in a week today, how crazy is that?
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“Sir condom kaunse waale du?”
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parents: "move out" girlfriend: "quit being such a loser" boss: "work harder" claude: "uber for dogs (the dogs are the drivers) is a great idea, you should absolutely pursue it"
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the hardest part of building an ai startup is explaining why yours is infrastructure and everyone else's is a wrapper
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Wrote something after a while, please share feedback! muskangupta902.substack.com/…
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Steve Jobs was a vibe coder. He just prompted Steve Wozniak
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What is hell? When you’re old, washed up and looking back and thinking about your potential and how far you could’ve gone and compare that to where you really got to…the delta between those two, that’s hell.
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The darkest moment of the night is one second before dawn
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If you had to create an app, you wouldn’t manufacture an iPhone clone just to sell that app would you? Same analogy. Use AI connectors instead, they’re the new App Store ✨
Replying to @AstriferNox
Honestly if you’re building in AI today, might be wise to consider building on top of the personal AGIs that exist now.
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Why would there be an instinct for India? Is there a google for India or an instagram for India? No.
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Honestly if you’re building in AI today, might be wise to consider building on top of the personal AGIs that exist now.
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My job used to be writing code. Now it's marriage counseling for Codex and Claude Code.
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