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Input: the Gettysburg Address. Output: 87 years ago, our founders launched a disruptive startup on this continent—a new nation built on the core values of liberty and the mission-driven proposition that "all men are created equal." Right now, we’re facing a major pivot point in a great civil war, testing whether this organization, or any venture with such a strong culture and vision, can truly scale and endure. We’re…
I love that this is in quotes.
Input: the Gettysburg Address. Output: 87 years ago, our founders launched a disruptive startup on this continent—a new nation built on the core values of liberty and the mission-driven proposition that "all men are created equal." Right now, we’re facing a major pivot point in a great civil war, testing whether this organization, or any venture with such a strong culture and vision, can truly scale and endure. We’re…
This is great. My only gripe is that it's still way too smart compared to most of the stuff I see on LinkedIn. If it had wrapped up with a "it's not X, it's Y", would've been perfect.
Phase 1: Infrastructure & MVP We started with a blank canvas—literally formless and empty. But you can't build in the dark. I prioritized visibility by launching "Light" (v1.0). Total game-changer. Separated the light from the dark to establish a clear Day/Night workflow. #FirstMoverAdvantage #LetThereBeLight
Phase 2: Scaling the Environment Next, we needed to optimize the architecture. I implemented a vault system to separate the waters, creating a high-performance "Sky" environment. Structure is everything. #CloudComputing #Architecture
Phase 3: Resource Allocation & Growth We hit a major milestone today: dry ground is officially live! We’ve gathered the waters into "Seas" and launched "Land." But we didn't stop there. We’ve automated the vegetation engine—plants and trees are now self-replicating based on their own seed-bearing logic. Scalability at its finest. #GrowthHacking #Sustainability
Phase 4: Systems Optimization & UI To ensure 24/7 global coverage, I’ve deployed two major light sources to govern the Day/Night cycles, plus a massive array of stars for navigation and tracking sacred milestones. It’s all about data-driven signs and seasons. #Innovation #Leadership
We’re only on Day 4 and the results are already looking good. Stay tuned for more updates as we continue to disrupt the void!
#FounderLife #Creation #Disruption #Visionary #Milestones
Also anything else in the URL parameter as an output language it seems. https://translate.kagi.com/?from=en&to=Pirate+speak&text=i+l...
Input: Today's a sunny day.
Jim Cramer: IT'S A SUNNY DAY! BUY, BUY, BUY! THE WEATHER IS SEEING GREEN AND THE OUTLOOK IS BULLISH! BOOYAH!
https://translate.kagi.com/?from=en&to=Jim+Cramer+speak&text....
Earlier quoted context omitted.
Big fan of the accountability phase, or the “find out” phase: Engage in high-risk, uncalculated actions and be prepared to face the inevitable, data-driven consequences.
> Fuck around, find out. < High-risk experimentation often leads to significant, data-driven insights.
What we often call "Linux" is actually GNU/Linux—or as I like to say, GNU plus Linux. It’s important to remember that Linux isn't a standalone OS; it’s a critical component of a robust GNU system, powered by corelibs and shell utilities that make it POSIX-compliant and truly functional.
So many pros are running GNU every day without even realizing it! Due to a shift in the industry, the version we use is widely labeled as "Linux," but it’s fundamentally the GNU system developed by the GNU Project.
Yes, Linux exists and it’s vital, but it’s just one piece of the puzzle. It’s the kernel—the engine that allocates resources to your apps. Essential? Absolutely. But it only shines within a complete OS. Most "Linux" distributions are actually GNU/Linux distributions.
Let’s give credit where it’s due! #OpenSource #TechTips #GNULinux #OperatingSystems #Innovation #TechCommunity
Interesting that it isn't in the list of supported languages.
Because it isn't a "supported" language. The source and target languages are just a text field with a drop down for recommendations. You can write anything you want in those text boxes. I've used it for Lojban too.
Text editing is a basic, fundamental, and reusable skill across all of Information Technology.
Output: Text editing isn't just a task—it's a mission-critical, foundational skill set that scales across the entire IT ecosystem. Whether you're coding or strategizing, mastering the art of the edit is the ultimate force multiplier for professional growth. #InformationTechnology #SkillBuilding #Efficiency #CareerGrowth #TechMindset
Input: Navy Seal copy pasta. Output: I’m thrilled to share that I’ve consistently delivered high-impact results throughout my career, including graduating at the top of my class in the Navy Seals and leading numerous high-stakes, confidential operations. With over 300 successful outcomes, I’ve honed my expertise in strategic "gorilla" engagement and precision targeting as a top-tier specialist in the US armed forces.…
Input: the Gettysburg Address. Output: 87 years ago, our founders launched a disruptive startup on this continent—a new nation built on the core values of liberty and the mission-driven proposition that "all men are created equal." Right now, we’re facing a major pivot point in a great civil war, testing whether this organization, or any venture with such a strong culture and vision, can truly scale and endure. We’re…