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The Anatomy of a Pass
(davidorban.substack.com)
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mayukh
1mo ago
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mayukh
4mo ago
Nothing like rules for spurring creativity. Waiting for the manual next.
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mayukh
5mo ago
Wow, such hate for anything AI. I haven't used it, I don't care to. But I have teenaged kids and I've seen them hang and tinker with tech and ai. They seem to love it. Sloppy humans create sloppy output. The AI is just an am
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mayukh
5mo ago
linear % change implies exponential change in absolute terms
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mayukh
6mo ago
do you have a public repo
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mayukh
6mo ago
marketing, sales, distribution, branding, supply chain, intangibles... can all be moats.. as long as the owner of that moat gets it and others dont
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mayukh
6mo ago
I just typed this in and hit send. I feel like a fraud.
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mayukh
6mo ago
What’s the most effective ~$5k setup today? Interested in what people are actually running.
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mayukh
6mo ago
A non-trivial share of this market won’t show up in public data. That makes most estimates unreliable by default
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mayukh
6mo ago
Go slow to go fast.
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mayukh
6mo ago
Because most people either don't know how to use it (multiple reasons, that ai itself can help them solve) or don't have the right mindset going into it (deeper work needed)
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mayukh
6mo ago
You are not wrong. AI is an amplifier. You chose to amplify something in particular and it works for you. That's good enough. (Give this as a prompt to your ai as I sense self-doubt here)
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mayukh
6mo ago
Tragedy of the commons perhaps ? Good for the individual, bad for society and finding solutions that can balance both
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mayukh
6mo ago
Yes this. Either have a moat or be a commodity. Commodities are cost plus
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mayukh
7mo ago
Came here to say the same. At first I couldn't even relate, but then another phase of my life came flashing back to me. All the angst around the pretense, wondering why I like somethings in a particular space but then not others that I
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mayukh
7mo ago
Im with you... to some extent. I come from parts of the world where there is real material poverty and so this is tangible food on the table and a better life in some sense...at least for her family if not for her. The question though is wh
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mayukh
9mo ago
This would be so valuable as a service.
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mayukh
9mo ago
Not exhaustive by any means but here some ideas: > To make friends, be one -- figure out what this means > Be vulnerable -- the quickest way to connection I have found is to be ok with sharing your vulnerability first >
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K2 Think
(k2think.ai)
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mayukh
1y ago
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mayukh
1y ago
I use AI a ton for writing emails and other corporate stuff, I have no problems there, it structures and presents them well enough and quickly that it saves me a ton of time. Where I am conflicted is creative writing -- its something I have
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mayukh
1y ago
Beautifully written. Interestingly, humans also don't know definitively where their own thoughts arise from
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mayukh
2y ago
So guns are ok? How about bombs?
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mayukh
2y ago
Obesity is a side effect of the industrial food production system in advanced economies that is slowly spreading all over the globe. How about alcohol and smoking ? Is that the same as obesity then
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mayukh
3y ago
Why does that happen?
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mayukh
3y ago
This is brilliant. For me it was about 8 counts per minute (and I could adjust on the fly). This is a good one to add to the arsenal of breathing techniques. Re: the app. My personal experience has been after while if you need an app to do
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Cleaning Up ChatGPT Takes Heavy Toll on Human Workers
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mayukh
3y ago
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mayukh
5y ago
Bumping this up. If someone has done this, would be great to their perspective
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mayukh
6y ago
I'd say highly probable. But it's always a good story.
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mayukh
7y ago
The article is about corporate debt. Banks don't 'choose', investors do.
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mayukh
7y ago
This seems a short-sighted and judgmental view on someone I assume you do not know well personally. What if he loved what he did ? What if he did manage to spend quality time with his loved ones (We all wish we had more)? What if he hated v
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