Tilak

ai is cool, agi will be cooler

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@pmddomingos If you can imagine what to do, and envision how the best version of it would probably look like, while still being open to feedback loops from contact with market - that is what matters.

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@claudeai claude's key output is gatekept by a wall of text. Almost as if it's trying to show the sophistication of the model. But what's it's doing is distracting me and slowing down my iteration speed. The model needs to know when to stop.

Product team?

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@zdogmode The campaign ended.

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@Dwriteway The classroom forces a syllabus you don't even know if you want to learn or not. But curiosity will lead you to developing your own unique set of knowledge that gives rise to unique ideas and perspectives that's hard to replicate by anyone.

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@sickdotdev It just knows when to shut up and I feel the iteration from a messy idea to a clear action plan is faster in GPT because it does not confuse you with a lot of text and perspectives.

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@JonBuildsHQ AI act and regulations.

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@pmddomingos The problem has always and will always be from the people who are using it.

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@thedankoe The ability to reset fast.

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@Markmanson Approaching things from an inverse perspective almost always gets you to the solution faster.

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@mitchellh Even ideas can be replicated over night. But the agency to act on the ideas consistently, being open to feedback and optimization without sunk cost and not letting the market fear and news drive you away from execution. That's what matters

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You don't really have to name anything with the term 'engineer' : anyone who wants to build something in tech should be able to curate the right information/context (data) to the model and need to have a crystal clear idea of what you want to build and be able to see and understand the whole architecture.

[Reads with Ravi @readswithravi]

Marcus Aurelius wrote this over 1800 years ago:

“When you arise in the morning think of what a privilege it is to be alive, to think, to enjoy, to love.”

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@SahilBloom The underlying quality is RELIABILITY. Being reliable is one of the most underrated things now.

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@readswithravi Complexity will just drive you further away from the problem you set out to solve.

[Varun Mayya @waitin4agi_]

I think I’ve detected some sort of global versus India dynamic when it comes to rejection especially in competitions or pitches.

When an American is rejected they just move on to the next thing.

When an Indian is rejected for something they start to question their own self worth. Sometimes they don’t even enter events because of this fear.

99% of the time rejection with most things isn’t personal. Almost all success comes downstream of being rejected many times. The most successful people I know go “I didn’t make it. Tough luck, maybe today the better player won. Oh well, I’ll try again…”

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@bowtiedblock One perspective makes you blind to the opportunities that exists and one helps you see them. Whether the blindfold stays on or off is upto you to decide.

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@Suprva02 What do you genuinely feel about category definition, most people I've seen who set across to define categories end up stalling the project in a few weeks or months. What could be the main reasons?

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@itsvishaltwt The people who post this, are selling you packaged information in the form of docs or courses.

Well, hate to break it to you. Info biz is cheap now. But soon it will be dead.

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@bcdsignature It's always been that way hasn't it :)