Founder: One of AI's biggest casualties is patience
joshpuckett · x · 2026-10-09
Josh Puckett argues that one of the biggest casualties of AI is patience — a virtue he believes is getting much harder to develop as AI makes everything instant. Notably, he says this as someone known for valuing speed, yet he's come to appreciate the benefits of wrestling with ideas and building the patience muscle.
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