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Not a month goes by where I don't remind myself of this fundamental truth: There is no speed limit. It doesn't just apply to learning, but also to doing. Everything can be done faster, if you judo the problems, and decide to see it through.
It’s impossible.
People can't ignore you forever.
If you keep on creating content, sharing your knowledge, thoughts and opinions.
At some point people would have no choice than to pay attention.
I've met more than a few programmers like this. Usually highly competent, but aggrieved that their impact on the world hasn't measured up to their ego. And the safe space is to consider most everyone else an idiot. Sad!
The 4 qualities of a great career:
LSTMs made AI remember before Transformers took over—here’s the 15-step by-hand ✍️ guide you can download byhand.ai/p/26-lstm
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Every billion dollar B2C app niche
Has a million dollar sub-niche
Habits app → for women
Cooking app → foods for babies
Fitness app → home workouts
Finance app → for students
Language app → for travelers
Meal prep app → for gymrats
Nothing is ever “over saturated”
Every app screenshot should answer 1 of 3 questions:
1. What does it do?
2. Why should I care?
2. How fast can I see value?
I'm not gatekeeping anymore
The secret for Rise to grow from $10k/mo to $300k/mo in 3 months is to watch all of this guy's video
Steve is the goat
Weed makes you snack.
Alcohol makes you text your ex.
Mushrooms make you connect the dots.
Your company will fail for 1 of 2 reasons only:
1. You don’t build something people want and you extract value from that.
2. The people building it hate each other and break up.
Really is that simple why 99% of companies fail.
THE PALANTIR MAFIA 🔮
Palantir alumni founders have raised $34B total, at an average of $800M per company, and created 15 unicorns
Over 6% created companies worth over $1B
you have to be blind at this point to not see the future.
the era of traditional software, as a stable object with version numbers, roadmaps & feature sets, is pretty much gone. we’re prolly just slow to admit it.
future systems will be fluid, ambient, entangled with context. e.g. you summon capabilities, no real “apps”. you speak, gesture, or hint but never have to learn a single interface again that’s not personalized for you.
the end of software as we knew it is here, not near.
nothing has done more to lower the median IQ of programmers than javascript
not even php
Exercising 4h after learning enhances activation of the hippocampus & improves memory retention.
Exercising immediately after has no effect.
Someone asked how to expand startups' ideas. The best way is to shrink the idea down to its essence, then ask how broadly that essential idea could be expanded. You have to shrink it first, though, or there will be random stuff left in it that impedes its expansion.
The future lies in these pile of books
it's literally that simple.
Lisa Su: Find the toughest problems and volunteer to solve them.
I can't stop making AI frappuccinos
Say hello to Claude Opus 4.1, our best model yet for real-world coding, reasoning, and agentic tasks.
The frontier continues to move forward one update at a time.
🐊💥🦵
Now lets see if it can beat the boombox.
8.6% of the world's population uses ChatGPT weekly...
Yesterday I released a bunch of changes to my website, including a healthier tag tree, ~350hrs of videos, more quality resources across some subjects, and synced the last 2 weeks of resources I've read (including a couple of research papers etc)
Lots of minor UX changes too
How to retire early:
Repeat until free.