a quite delightful reminder that every boring thing in your day was somebody's life's work. music you can play whenever you want was once someone's idea of the highest human happiness. same with hot water
"it is to humanity’s credit that we remain restless in the midst of all of this progress. we continue to look forward, pushing the frontier further...but our lives today are a gallery of past generations’ heroic efforts to do the same."
https://t.co/wa6tTuf7ui
@fivosaresti This is what I call the key signal framework. People run after multiple signals but there's often a signal that shows the highest intent. For people running outbound it's this.
I got into @ycombinator
I'm 18, solo founder, and 3 years ago was studying 10th grade at a random city in Iran (Qazvin, love it).
In Iran, I had to build my own VPN to access UK curriculum material, then got myself into a boarding school in Oxford, paid the tuition by selling my AI thing, and then got a full-ride to study AI at Rice University.
After I got in the US I did some more things that led to Magma.
I don't have much to say for advice as I'm unlearning a lot recently. However, as an observation, the laws of physics seem to be flexible enough that you can simply do things; anything in fact. Human brain just evolutionarily underestimates that flexibility.
PS: Repost and I'll send you the full application that got me in.
Hi, I'm Dhruv 👋
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