@nickgraynews That's one part of it, I do enjoy making things. I did also realize I don't enjoy the trip to the gym, waiting my turn on the machine, and most importantly, I stopped getting those quiet moments of contemplation between sets. I was just addicted to the dopamine from lifting.
Content follows the power law, a long-tail distribution.
And what that means for the creator is that:
the most important thing is to figure out how to do it over the long-term.
How to do it sustainably and consistently.
So you can reap the rewards of compounding improvements.
I'm easily persuaded that only execution matters.
That's because I don't do enough.
But the truth is:
the idea, is made of little ideas.
What's the shape?
What's the color?
What's the user interaction?
The 'what' and the 'how', or better put:
The 'WHAT' and the 'what's.
A new idea looks blurry from afar. You canโt really tell if it's gold or turd, how hard it's going to be, or if itโs possible at all.
Thatโs why speed is everything. Close the distance quickly. If thereโs a cliff ahead, jump, or walk away
People share things online because they feel something.
They don't share things that are just accepted as the norm.
People do this in this way. People have always done it.
I do it. And it worked.
No need for change.
No need to post.
Think I understood something useful about AI benchmarks:
The "n" in 0-shot, 1-shot, 10-shot, n-shot scores,
is the number of examples you should provide in your prompt!*
*As a starting point, if your task is similar
Ijust built a bookshelf
using NextJS:
https://t.co/zfZukKHzpn
Inspired by @christinacaci's reading list, wow, almost 1,000 books long!
I wanted to organize (and showoff) the collection of books I've read as well,
using some design elements from Vercel and Linear
I just built a bookshelf
using NextJS:
https://t.co/2E9gYNHqdx
Inspired by @christinacaci's reading list, wow, almost 1,000 books long!
I wanted to organize (and showoff) the collection of books I've read as well, using some design elements from Vercel and Linear