Started flipping this over the weekend and now I can’t put it down. Bring industrial design back.
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Started flipping this over the weekend and now I can’t put it down. Bring industrial design back.
Why does networking matter?
If I got fired right now, I’d have at least 3 people willing to hire me by the end of the day.
Thats not even counting the folks who’d just refer me into an interview process.
That should be your goal.
Here is why @Kling_ai Motion Brush is absolutely insane!
We can literally control 3 different subjects at the same time and Kling understands how they should move, this is scary.
But the thing that really blew my mind is the car that's coming towards us actually avoids the red car we're controlling!
Prompt:
[Car driving, man walking, dog walking]
For years, Russia has used hybrid warfare tactics to disrupt governance, sow division, and undermine physical & economic security across NATO.
These attacks have become commonplace, but they must be treated as part of a shadow war 🇷🇺 is waging against the democratic world.
🧵1/7
Give Yourself 3 Months:
What will seduce a person is the effort we expend on their behalf, showing how much we care, how much they are worth.
make something you want
Harsh truth: Your first app probably won't make it. You still have to develop and release it anyway, so you finally get to the second one!
It can be tough to "abandon" your first project, but after a while, you must face that it would be better to focus on something new.
building = fun
marketing = $$
After trying Cursor, I realize the value of 80% of my technical skills dropped to zero.
The leverage for the remaining 20% of skills went up by at least 10x.
bryan johnson is the perfect ex mormon - transhumanist that follows a near religious regimen of self control
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Born to tell the truth, forced to yap
It's the thought that counts!
Try this!
--sref 2596159998
Admiral Zheng He's ship (larger one) compared to the ship of Italian explorer Christopher Columbus.
😎
✨🙌🏽💫
Brian Eno: [On 4 tabs of CIA Acid and 3 grams of columbian coke] They took it man. They did it. I swear to God. The whole mountain.
Hallucination of Sun Tzu: By force, surely.
Brian Eno: [grinning] I'm about to blow your fucking mind dude
Digital artist Polyfjord animated the theme of Tetris in a captivating luminous musical score.
[🎞️ polyfjord]
.@naval: If I look back on my life, almost everything great that I managed to pull off—great by my own definition, not by the world’s definition—has come from following my own natural intellectual obsessions.
So I think if you can get obsessed over something, and if you can dive into it, just let yourself go and learn everything about it with no motivation other than just wanting to know the answer, that becomes the basis for all of the so-called “self-improvement” out there.
You have @bryan_johnson here somewhere. He’s obsessed with not dying and aging. Well, he’s obsessed, and that’s great. He’s following his intellectual obsession, and we all get to learn from that.
You’re following your obsession with the network state, and there are people out there following their obsession on AI, on crypto, and on history—Roman history, whatever it is. But if you get obsessed with something, you can figure it out to a detail that other people don’t. You can satisfy yourself. If you go deep enough into anything, you find the same commonalities, you find the same philosophies.
As a weird aside, I’ve gotten into photography recently. Don’t ask me why, but it’s just a way of combining art and science, being social and antisocial, doing something utilitarian. But sure enough, I’m obsessed with photography. I’m reading all the philosophical photography blogs where the authors talk about the meaning of life, art, science, and so on.
If you go deep into anything, you’ll find the same common threads. And so, I think self-improvement really just comes from letting yourself be who you are—following the things you truly want to follow, figuring out what you want to figure out—not worrying about what others want or think. And then, you kind of find yourself in the same place at the end, no matter which route you take.
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