Anyone know the original source of this slide? I found this but it's thin on details, I want to know more
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Anyone know the original source of this slide? I found this but it's thin on details, I want to know more
when a quotes app make 300x more than all of your apps combined.
It is not always about building the hardest shit :)
“Focusing is about saying no.”
~ Steve Jobs
Wings of Desire (1987)
Director: Wim Wenders
Activation of Neural Networks.
Evolution of AI in marketing from @seema_amble at a16z:
Capabilities of each phase 🧵:
Underrated info hazard from AI: when employees learn that they can automate their own work & no one cares.
I think a lot about this study, when managers doing processes design learned how screwed up their firm was, they gave up trying for leadership roles in existential despair.
.@leopoldasch on:
Full episode (including the last 32 minutes cut by Twitter) available at links below.
Enjoy!
Virtually nobody is pricing in what's coming in AI.
I wrote an essay series on the AGI strategic picture: from the trendlines in deep learning and counting the OOMs, to the international situation and The Project.
SITUATIONAL AWARENESS: The Decade Ahead
Microsoft Excel championships is peak human performance
Wow... $15K/month AI app built in 12 hours:
– designed in figma (free)
– built with no code (bubble, $30/mo)
– live tweeted building the product (attention!!)
– startup costs: $200
– solopreneur: 1 founder 0 employees
– validation: paying customers on day one
Jack Dorsey on why building something for yourself can be better than trying to solve a problem
When a 29 year old Jack Dorsey joined the podcasting startup Odeo, he soon learned that no one there really cared about podcasting either:
“That was one of Odeo’s biggest failures. We were not building tools for us. We were building tools for other people.”
As Odeo struggled, the team began to look for new ideas, and Jack presented his idea for Twitter. Somewhat counterintuitively, the product would not solve a specific problem:
“Twitter solves no one’s problem at all. It was something we wanted to use. It was something we wanted to see in the world. It was something we wanted to use on a daily basis, and that’s all that drove us. That’s what got us up every single morning, and that’s what made it meaningful.”
It turns out there were more people like Jack and the Odeo team who wanted to use it to.
“I think that is one of the biggest lessons I learned—Twitter did not start as a company. Twitter started as a product within another company that was failing. And to me, this really emphasized the fact that entrepreneurship is not necessarily starting a new company. It’s actually just taking significant risk to build what you want to see in the world.”
Video Source: @Cal_Engineer
The Map of Productivity
Problem Solving Process
here we go! @sawyerhood @MatthewBerman
Using 3D AI Studio to generate and 3D print a vase! 🤯
THE SMASHING PUMPINKS - "1979" (1995) 🖤
Groqbook: Write a complete e-book in seconds using llama3 (8b and 70b)
It's insanely fast, includes full chapters, sources, and additional resources.
Link to the @GroqInc app and repo on the next post.
I tried it with this prompt: "Basics of video editing"
There's only ~200 photons per bit received from voyager... that's insane...
Market like a direct response marketer.
Build product like a Silicon Valley engineer.
Sell like a door to door salesman.
Finance like a New York banker.
Plan like a 100 year old family owned business.
Execute like a startup running out of money tomorrow.
New #Midjourney #Prompt of our #AIArtist SHANDRA:
✅Any Cute Coloring Book Pages
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#aiart #midjourney #v6 #midjourneyv6 #digitalart #image #generativeart #aiimages #ai4prompts
Here are the "machines" you need to master to build a profit machine:
1. Content machine
2. Referral machine
3. Events machine
4. Recycling machine
5. Paid machine
6. Hiring machine
7. Search machine
8. Innovation machine
9. Community machine
I'll explain it in this thread:
Once you begin viewing math with this perspective, things will finally click.