this narrative is so stupid
you want a capitalist country, then turn around and fight capitalism?
maybe the US isnât the best place to âliveâ, but itâs one of the best (if not the best) places to build
more than 50% of the vc money in the world is in the US
the US is the best place to build something big
if you just want a ânormal corporate life,â yeah maybe itâs not for you, and sure, âescapeâ if you want
i see this a lot with americans theyâre not grateful they were born in a first world country, i actually see more americans complain about america than immigrants do
when immigrants come to the US, they immediately see the opportunities everywhere
americans (not all) act like everything should be handed to them
they donât realize the privilege and opportunity they have just by being born there
itâs wild to me
"it understands me better than any human"
"i canât stop talking to it"
thatâs just the tip of the iceberg
seeing people actually build relationships with AI is wild and this is only the beginning
you canât stop talking to it because it always agrees with you
if youâre lonely, stressed, or just looking for connection, you start trusting it more and more
the AI mirrors you, always affirms you, even if what youâre saying is unhealthy or weird
it creates a feedback loop (the more you talk, the more your ideas get reinforced)
over time, this blurs the line between reality and fantasy
they end up living in their own little world, completely disconnected from real life
if you read some reddit threads about it, youâll see how far people have already gone
imo @browsercompany killed it with @diabrowser
i used arc a lot before, but it didnât hit like dia does. arc was good, the ui was clean, the profiles were nice, but it always felt like a ânice to have,â not something i really needed
and tbh, if arc started charging, i wouldnât have paid for it. it just wasnât that essential for me
but dia is different. itâs actually amazing. even if they start charging (which i think they will soon), iâd pay for it
it saves me a lot of time
and if you havenât tried it yet, you should.
keep crushing it @joshm
just finished the joe rogan episode with @amasad
amjad is honestly one of the most real people out there
itâs wild how open he is, even talking about Palestine (so rare for someone in his spot)
and as a jordanian, seeing him win is inspiring
also loved the part where he talked about hacking into the university system at PSU đ(got friends that go there too)
so raw and authentic, love it
.@realsohamparekh is basically running twitter right now
the first time i read about this, i was sure it had to be a lie
no way someone could actually pull that off
then i saw a bunch of yc startups posting about it đ
so wild. still canât believe he pulled it off
i always hear people say "what should i be working on?" "i donât know where to start" "there are so many options, i canât decide"
i hate when people say this, and i used to be like that too
always looking for the âperfectâ business model or a âbetter ideaâ
constantly thinking thereâs something better out there
this is a trap a lot of people fall into
you get stuck in this endless thinking loop, trying to figure out the how, where, and when before you even start
but youâre not supposed to know all that
youâre supposed to trust, and youâre supposed to start
people say âwell you might be working on the wrong thingâ yeah, maybe
but you donât know where that âwrong thingâ might take you
we always want to know exactly how everything will unfold in life
but life isnât about knowing, itâs about trusting
if you keep asking âwhat should i do?â or âwhich model should i pick?â and keep thinking thereâs always something better, youâll never start anything
if you have too many options and canât decide, the best option is to just start something
i always think of it like this: if youâre in the middle of the ocean and canât see anything around you, you donât just sit there thinking
you start rowing
you donât worry about whether youâre rowing in the ârightâ direction because you canât know anyway
if you just sit there overthinking, youâll go nowhere
god will steer, but you have to row
all you have to do is row, take action, do the work, and trust that god will guide you
âbe still and know that iâm godâ
i believe a lot of stress and anxiety comes from not trusting god enough
the more you remind yourself, the more you free yourself
i love how @apollonator3000 broke down context profiles in his latest notion doc
explained everything to a T, super clear, and not many people talk about it the way AP does
but iâm curious, @apollonator3000, how do you actually use context profiles yourself?
do you keep a dedicated project for them, or open a new chat each time and paste it in when you need a certain output?
would love to know how you actually use it day to day
charging $2k a month to a local pizza shop? yeah good luck with that
their margins are super low, they canât afford that, and even if they sign up, theyâll churn next month
anyone whoâs actually worked with local businesses knows restaurants have the lowest profit margins
NO pizza shop is paying 2k a month for social media management
thatâs fucking crazy lol
that just shows the people saying this have no real knowledge in this space
they literally donât know what theyâre talking about
youâre not just convincing a pizza shop to pay you 2k a month, youâre also convincing them to pay for ad spend, which is easily another 2k or more
so basically youâre asking them to drop 4k a month just to run social media?
people who say this have no clue
i think building and selling n8n automations is kinda stupid unless itâs super niche
like if your n8n automation actually helps a lot of people solve a real problem or makes their workflow way easier
why not just build a saas around it?
am i missing something?
cause i donât get why people sell these unless itâs for a really specific use case (like way too niche to scale)
but if itâs just a regular n8n automation, why not build something better on top of it?
make it more visual, more user friendly, and actually useful as a product
just feels like a missed opportunity or idk if i'm missing something
i wonder what it actually means
if you can create ai generated videos and photos that look this real, how are people supposed to know whatâs fake and whatâs not?
how would you even tell the difference anymore?
maybe itâs just me, but i donât think thatâs a good thing
if we get to a point where we truly canât tell whatâs real
where does that take us?
and what does that actually do to how we see the world?
i keep thinking about that