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7 contributions to Tribe Of Men
Oct 22 •
Turning around, time is ticking for me!
Hi, I'm new here, and I've decided to take a step into my life and start creating content online/YouTube, or even utilize the power of AI to learn new skills and earn money from it. My job is not fulfilling me, and I'm looking for a way out. I'm 29 with a computer science degree and know a bit about programming and editing skills (not saying I'm a pro, but I can learn fast if that's the case).
0 likes • Oct 28
Good luck. I’m working on my confidence before I start branching out and making content myself. I don’t think I’ll be motivated unless I can make something that resonates with my life.
2 likes • Oct 28
I can’t speak for the other guys but it’s tough to step out of my introvert ways. I’m sure I am not the only one, but it’s getting better! 😁
0 likes • Oct 19
Just finished the 13th day of the regimen listed here https://darebee.com/challenges/spartan-challenge.html Not sure how this routine looks like to other people but it’s been a tough grind to meet the daily goal especially for someone like me who hasn’t done any exercise in like 10 years, but I’ve made it this far. The plan is to make this a rotating routine until I feel I’m proficient with my form to move on and/or include even more training. Just wanted to give an update for everyone else. We in this together guys.
0 likes • Oct 28
@Taylor Mills I have to cut out all carbs and sugar in order to lose the cravings. Worth it imo. It made me get very creative with my meals and I actually have a decent repertoire of recipes to pull from now. Keep it up.
Oct 26 •
Tried something new with my work! Need feedback!
Finished a new diorama and tried something I havent yet done on my channel. I think it turned out ok. Never tried making rubble for a diorama so I gave it a shot! I was surprised to find it turned out pretty ok. Any feedback from my artisans?
1 like • Oct 28
The rubble came out swell. Might make it easier to design in the future if you collapse a structure in unreal engine and copy that. 👍🏻
Oct 5 •
The Future Of AI And Digital Nomads
The future is changing before you know it gentlemen and it is faster than we realized. During my short research on perplexity I was shocked at how much AI and Digital Nomad Remote work landscape has changed in the 2-4 years of this decade, with AI on its own. YES it had its pros and cons but the pros are definitely need to looked into a lot more. Data Centers are definitely a big problem as well when it comes to the overwhelming consumption of Water and Electricity costs. I think it is worth talking about in the paid and free community of The Tribe/Legion Of Men. Here is the data and analysis about both of them in summary From Perplexity before I finalize and close The Post Challenges and Opportunities: Data-Driven Insights Despite its benefits, the digital nomad lifestyle also presents hurdles. In 2025, research finds: • Social Isolation: 45% of digital nomads report loneliness, driven by the challenge of forming lasting connections while frequently moving. Solutions include joining co-living communities and engaging in local and online networking.[sciencedirect +1] • Work-Life Balance: 25% struggle to separate professional and personal boundaries. Best practices include fixed work hours, structured task planning, and dedicated workspaces.[savvynomad] • Time Zone Management: About 30% cite scheduling difficulties across time zones. AI-enhanced calendar and communication tools help, but asynchronous strategies remain essential.[mydigitalnomads +1] • Future of Work: With AI’s expansion into content, design, and software, some freelancers face disruptions. However, others benefit from AI-augmented productivity, global talent matching, and new remote roles emerging.[forbes +1] The best that you and me and all of us can do right now is to gain skills knowledge and network that is all we can do right now. Especially in the changing economy that we are in today good luck to all of us. Thoughts and Open Debate 💭
1 like • Oct 8
as a guy that works in a data center I can say with confidence that it’s existence is not the “problem”, and that’s not because I have a vested interest in retaining my source of income. The problem is corrupt state and local governments taxing the people in order to line their own pockets with the data center as an excuse to do it. I don’t say that as if the company I work for is complicit. I say that because that isn’t the case everywhere. When we built out our site we worked with the local government to create a smooth power up that wouldn’t impact the grid in any way and that didn’t cost taxpayers a dime. It only brought jobs, opportunity, and even paid to train people into professionals with skills they could take anywhere. The talking point that “all datacenters bad because they use big resources” is an MSM smooth brain no logic subject that never gets into the details of why there are negative outcomes with the build out of specific datacenters, not all datacenters. Rant over, sorry had to get that out. That said I don’t personally support the expansion of AI as a person replacer but I also acknowledge there’s no real way to stop it from happening. If we don’t build it someone else will and they will reap the benefits. 😁
0 likes • Oct 8
@Alex Banister that’s up to whoever operates the grid my man and that is usually at the behest of state/federal government. If they say no nuclear thenthere is nothing the datacenters can do about it. Thats why all these companies are only popping up in places where they can take advantage of the low power prices and in others where the government is giving them a tax break just to bring jobs to the area.
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@christopher-terry-3621
Just a guy tryna make the most out of life. IT, crypto, and finance oriented. Casual reader. Fascinated by biotech research documents.
Active 32d ago
Joined Oct 5, 2025
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