one thing i've come to realise is that there are far more possibilities in life than we give ourselves credit for.
sometimes you just have to try things you never imagined yourself doing.
you might surprise yourself.
sometimes i wonder how much further i'd be if i had access to the right equipment and a reliable internet connection.
building with a phone has limited me in ways i can't even explain.
but i'm still here, figuring things out as i go.
what happens when intelligence becomes cheaper than human labour? i don't think most industries are ready for that conversation.
I mean look at want Anthropic is doing
i genuinely think we're underestimating how much the cost of intelligence is going to change the world.
everyone is talking about AI models getting smarter. i'm more interested in what happens when running them becomes ridiculously cheap.
Hehe making plans already
i don't even know what to comment on these days
the timeline is just filled with AI slop and cracked dudes claiming to do things they've probably never done
the same recycled takes happening over and over again.
it's like nobody has anything original to say anymore
Let's imagine the situation
you bought a rented an apartment after you got in into YC or a16z, and thereβs another one nearby where your friend can move in
which of your friends would you like to live next door to?
how we're rethinking medical education with YVDAL.
Medical students shouldn't have to juggle multiple tools just to understand one lecture.
the play: one AI agent > your learning materials > a more connected study experience.
very weird thing happening rn
technical people are sad, they think their skills are now useless
non technical people are desperately wishing they were more technical so they could use agents better
For me I believe that best and most memorable experience of things we do are the things we do first hand , like learning how to do a back flip or ride a bike
It all beats down to how perceive them
Great one champ
as a first-time founder, i just realized,
for almost 95% of the things iβm doing right now, itβs my first time.
theyβre so hard. but so much fun.
still figuring it out as i go, and honestly, thatβs part of the beauty of building something from scratch.
@mayoropeseme9@yvdal001 I've always believed that people who build for approval eventually regret it.
Because the moment you start building around what people want to hear, you stop building what you believe needs to exist.
In doing anything meaningful at scale
You can optimise for approval or impact. Not both.
Building something different means being willing to challenge the status quo.
People pleasers donβt change the world.
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