My 1134 Bookmarks & Retweets

What are the most unusually ambitious books ever written? Interested along any axis of ambition, but especially unusual axes

20,000 AI people. No one else has any lists like these. No other social network makes it possible, either. I can only put 5,000 on one list. Each person is only on one list. Why aren't you using X Pro? FAR FAR FAR superior to "For You" feed: https://t.co/9fqXWL2m3B Put

@davj gotchu https://t.co/SEcYYIRZN4

My #1 regret in life: I wish I didn't waste my 20s slaving away at my 9-5 banking job. 10 pieces of brutally honest career advice that I’d give to my younger self (so you can avoid my failures):

I got into Harvard + almost every college I applied to w/ an essay about studying at McDonalds. Had multiple admissions officers write me handwritten letters complimenting me on it To any frantic high school senior, the best advice I got was - keep in mind that the admissions https://t.co/94sKmcQGSD

How to generate and validate startup ideas in 2024 (with AI) https://t.co/7QocnK2RKf

This might be my favorite example of “you can just do things.” @DougBernauer wasn’t trained as a nuclear physicist or engineer, but he wanted to build a nuclear reactor. So he just played with nuclear code until he figured it out. https://t.co/tnfv4kv1g6

start https://t.co/4vsTPFi8w4

X Article: https://t.co/sSMUdtcN8o

The curved handwriting I coded, put to use in my generative diagrams https://t.co/V9LAYtmG71

How to build a startup in 2024 https://t.co/jxcZ6GqPU0

Former VP of Product, Netflix (Gibson Biddle's) Product Strategy essays are Platinum! If you haven't read them yet, here's a breakdown of key concepts in under 2 minutes🧵

1. I'm not very good at speaking English 2. I'm not very good at math 3. I didn't have a machine when I first started coding 4. I'm not a very disciplined/focused person If you really want to do something, you just have to find a way to do it. Just saying.

this join table will save your startup $100,000 https://t.co/GWqyt6RzCK

scrape your competitors FB groups extract members emails use smartlead to make them aware of your product email until they unsubscribe or try your product simple companies with fb groups are just a free database of users emails 🤫 (allegedly)

if you just got into YC and your marketing strategy is “product hunt” please for the love of god read this so i dont have an aneurysm for b2b scape every target customers email from apollo builtwith google maps directories anywhere validate the emails something like

Great website if you're looking for what to read next 👇🏻 https://t.co/Z5sLH3Zmyf

X Article: https://t.co/e7r5eXIylQ

The CEO of Patreon @jackconte recently pointed out that we're seeing the death of the follower. I took note of this because I remember @nateliason saying the same exact thing at a dinner months ago. The algorithmic ranking concept that Facebook started in the early 2010s has

So a cool thing we do at Hampton: Because we have access to all these CEOs, we do surveys on each industry. Ask them what the sale/investment multiples for valuations are right now, challenges they're facing, stuff like that. Next week we're dropping the saas one! https://t.co/gaiVNpSFAx

August 1, 2024: The Music Video Fun hack just stitching up gen AI tools :), in this case to create a music video for today. - copy paste the entire WSJ front page into Claude - ask it to generate multiple scenes and give visual descriptions for them - copy paste scene https://t.co/UeRO838Nhs

Tools I couldn't live without: • @Superhuman • @superwhisper • @reflectnotes • @ChatGPTapp / @perplexity_ai • Fantastical (@flexbits) • @OmniFocus • @Lightroom • @KuberaApp What about you? What's your iOS/Mac/Web stack?

You can now create custom AI assistants that use Llama 3.1. The best part? It’s free and they can search the internet for up-to-date information. Here’s how: https://t.co/kHglggXi9W

Carl Jung created a simple process called "active imagination". You relax, close your eyes, go within, and dialogue with what you find there with curiosity and compassion. This may sound easy but it is a potent spiritual practice.

Actually this was really good - a tour from one transistor to a small CPU (Scott CPU, to be precise). The YouTube playlist: https://t.co/TnNWDCIW4E I also haven't yet come across the "But How Do It Know" by Scott, which this is based on, and which looks great: https://t.co/QQDZF4dWj3

Just read a post on LinkedIn that said "Burnout doesn’t come from working too hard. Burnout comes from working too hard on things that don’t light you up". :')

When I first heard of Blok, I bought one right away. It didn't take long before I was hooked. https://t.co/9oXxK6Zq69

Not enough people are getting creative with Projects. I've set up a few that I use all the time, each with its own custom instructions. This lets me organize my chats and easily switch Claude's response persona. Here's what I have in the custom instructions for each one: https://t.co/fc3iajnfRR

If you remember our Applied LLMs course, you'll love this. Today, we are making all these resources available for free to everyone! 📚 We did extra work to add learning tracks, resources, and notes to each lesson to maximize your learning. Link in next tweet https://t.co/LZOaLLjmWW

🤯🤯 You can now create a chatbot on ANY GitHub repo using the Llama 3.1 405B model with @huggingface assistants -- FOR FREE! 💰 This is insane! 🚀 Link: https://t.co/gMpBGxAOKB @ClementDelangue @julien_c https://t.co/9NfJUJwQf1