@blknoiz06 @0xdoug 30 years?! We could have billions of humanoid robots and godlike levels of super intelligence by then , or maybe we hit a sigmoid in the growth curve and things level out around GPT 7 , or who knows what. Imagine trying to predict 2026 from 1996 , 30 years is way too long

These guys built an IFTTT / Zapier type of automation platform for prediction markets that lets you deploy my Nothing Ever Happens bot, or copy trade, or whatever strategy you want, without knowing anything about how to code or deploy apps. Full disclosure, prediction markets are high risk and the total loss of your funds is more likely than profit so be warned. And they're apparently routing fees to me, so I do have some motivation to share this. Although this isn't a sponsored post, I wasn't aware of them until just now, and I imagine any routed fees will probably be minuscule. The whole 'workflow that thinks' approach is probably safer and more reliable than pointing Claude at something like this and praying that it doesn't make a mistake. I'm sure these guys are taking a % for their service but that's the tradeoff

I was driving home from the store today and imagining life remapped to a single day. Both my parents are gone now and I've been reflecting more on mortality. It feels so unreal and intangible. It's 4:30 pm for me, I still have time left but it's finite. It all goes by so fast