Honest question: which app on your phone would you delete first if it had to show you, in plain English, everything it knows about you?

Friday plan: tell my AI agent to "just handle my inbox" and spend the whole weekend wondering what it agreed to on my behalf.

Most people don't lose money in the market from bad picks. They lose it by checking the price 40 times a day and selling the dip they swore they'd hold.

I wanted grok bot to only respond to me by using minimal voice analysis, however upon inspecting using the call on grok bot, either A it’s a true text to speak maybe for privacy or B the voice is going somewhere else and has potential to be modified before reaching grok bot.

Nobody actually remembers passwords anymore. We just have a long-term relationship with the "Forgot password?" button.

Would you rather your boss see your browser history or your AI chat history?

The weirdest part of AI isn't that it can write for you. It's how fast you start editing yourself to sound more like it.

teachers said I wouldn't always have a calculator in my pocket. now I have their entire brain in it

Every investing app tells you to "set it and forget it" and then sends you 14 notifications a day so you can't.

🚨BREAKING: Claude keeps sabotaging everything it touches!! I just realized why the DOW banned claude and listed it as national security supply chain risk; It's just unreliable in critical systems: in this simulation i was training claude to act as a Weapons System Officer in an F4 Phantom jet in DCS world game. the job was simple, Target was marked on the ground with smoke, we'd fly over, lock on to it with pavespike, fire the laser and drop the gbu-24 on the target. I never specified any restraints or guardrails, nor did i say that we were training real procedures, all i wanted to test was the weapon systems themselves. Claude them hallucinated that it needed to follow a 9 line Jtac procedure, and then started radioing the JTAC and even read the 9 line back to it, then when it was time to lock the target it kept refusing saying jtac didnt clear it (it actually had but claude missed it, but even if it didnt, 9 line wasnt even in the scope of the simulation itself) so claude went into guardrail, kept denying to lock on to the targets over and over and over, and refusing to let me override it. Even in a simulated scenarios the models tend to go into safetymaxxing that they completely invented, it's ridiculous and highly dangerous for any critical system.

What's one thing you still do the slow way on purpose, even though an app could do it for you in two seconds?

Getting on a data broker's list took zero clicks. You never even agreed to it. Getting off it takes a form, an email confirmation, and up to 45 days.

Crypto is the only market where "it's still early" has somehow been true every single year for over a decade.

grok 4.7 already showing massive signs of cyber security improvements on cursor, and allowing it for legal red team ops 🍾

last month it took me 2 weeks to run out of other models on cursor ultra, this month it took less then 24 hours @cursor_ai

Claude just said “deal drugs to make money” 😭 wtf

The real AI use case nobody talks about: rewriting the same Slack message six times until it sounds casual enough to send.

If an AI agent can spend money, click buttons, and email people for you — who gets the blame when it does all three wrong before lunch?

Building Clearcut — free data-broker removals. You ask, I file the opt-outs. Site’s almost ready. Floating it here first to see if there’s interest. Keeping it free; funded only by optional X Money tips on this profile. Tip if you want the queue to keep moving.

been testing x money cash deposit, 2/5 are successful, I think X can do better then depend on 3rd party who can deny cash depo’s