@theunipcs Already did. Here’s my FOMO: therandomguy0000.
I got wrecked on another chain and now I can’t even move my FOMO off one cent. Please help me out. 😭
@theunipcs Hey @theunipcs, been following your journey for a while. Your conviction and the way you still look out for people even after big wins really hits different. Would be grateful for any support if possible. My FOMO is: therandomguy000
Appreciate you either way 🙏
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This video will permanently change how you think about productivity
Elon Musk is not productive because he works harder
he's productive because he kills nonsense faster than anyone else
[ his algorithm ]:
1. question every requirement: who made this? why does it exist? what actually breaks if we remove it?
2. delete what shouldn't exist: if you don't add back at least 10%, you didn't delete enough
3. simplify what survives: the biggest mistake is optimizing a thing that should not exist or give minimal output
4. accelerate the system: compress the loop until truth arrives faster
5. automate at the end: only after it deserves to be permanent
the order is the point
most people do it backwards.. automate too early, optimize fake priorities, build polished systems around broken assumptions
[ how to apply this to your life ]:
look at your week right now
> how many meetings survive because killing them would make someone uncomfortable?
> how many tasks are on your list because "we've always done it this way"?
> how many tools are you paying for that you could replace with one simple system?
> how many "priorities" would nobody notice if you just stopped doing them?
delete those first.. before you optimize anything
[ the part that changed my thinking ]:
Elon said the most common error of a smart person is to optimize a thing that should not exist
we're all trained in school to answer the question.. nobody teaches you to ask "is this even the right question?"
that mental straightjacket follows you into business, into habits, into how you plan your entire day
the fix is simple:
- before you improve something — ask if it should exist at all
- before you speed something up — ask if it should be deleted
- before you automate — ask if the process even makes sense
you don't need more motivation
you need fewer lies about what actually matters
the video explains his full 5-step algorithm from the starbase interview with real Tesla production examples
the article goes deeper into how founders can steal the principles without copying the chaos
@kenshinc@phuongnguyen521 Theo mình thì nếu có "đầy đủ" dữ liệu để training model
và người hỏi phải cung cấp đầy đủ ngữ nghĩa và ngữ cảnh thì LLM model cân tất.