It's so simple.
You spend less than you earn. Invest shrewdly. Avoid toxic people and toxic activities. Try to keep learning all your life. And do a lot of deferred gratification.
A .si domain costs around $12 to $16 per year.
A .ai domain costs around $80 per year and usually requires a 2 year registration.
.si is roughly 5 to 7 times cheaper.
Everyone’s talking about AGI. Meanwhile, AI is already passing versions of the Turing test, and we’ve almost forgotten how big a milestone that once seemed.
Opus 5.5 looks stronger than GPT-6 Astra for motion design and frontend development, especially when you factor in cost and usage limits. But comparing it with GPT-6 Sol isn’t fair. You should compare models in the same tier. Otherwise, the comparison doesn’t mean much.
The label is shifting from AI to super intelligence, but I’d rather use specific model names. Calling everything AI tells us very little about which system we’re discussing or what it can actually do.
If OpenAI’s teased release is a Codex bot like Grok Bot, I’d find that useful.
I plan to use ChatGPT Work more. A smoother connection between the web version and my local computer would make it easier to bring into my daily work.
I don’t think Muse is that powerful, yet it has topped the download charts for days. Meta’s user base helps, but Meta AI never reached the top.
Right now, an AI agent’s ease of use may matter more than a model’s benchmark scores.
Model intelligence is no longer my main deciding factor. For most of my needs, frontier models already feel capable enough. What matters more is how well the whole system helps me get things done.
Yet we call everything AI, even when these systems have very different capabilities. They may seem similar in casual conversation, but the differences become clear when you ask them to code, control a computer, or complete a complex task.
That makes debates about the best AI incomplete without context. Some people prioritize speed. Others value depth, reliability, or the ability to finish a job.
We all have 24 hours a day. I care more about the total time needed to reach a useful result than how quickly a response appears. A slower answer can save time if it requires fewer corrections.
Different needs justify different choices, but personal preference doesn’t make systems equally capable. For me, the question isn’t simply which model is smartest. It’s which system makes the best use of my time.
Notion finally feels as fast as I’d hoped after the update. Everything is much smoother, and I’m really enjoying using it. Thanks to you and the team!
Could we also have an option to turn off the scrolling animation when tapping an item in the table of contents? I’d love to jump straight to the section I need. That would make navigation feel even faster.
We’re rebuilding Notion natively on mobile. It’s early, but here is how it feels now!
What frustrates you Notion on your phone today? I want to hear and improve!