mathblob @mathblob

Shaping by building AI, Improving by using AI and living life by pausing AI /// Interested in marketing/sales and technology /// Aspiring shitposter Joined April 2022

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mathblob @mathblob

3 days ago

The moment you are winning in life is when you have nice things out of nowhere (my garage is huge and i thought it was ass)

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mathblob @mathblob

4 days ago

I believe there are three types of successful people Those who are lived by god People who can "make it work" And the relentless ones who sacrifice a lot and work extreme hours

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mathblob @mathblob

5 days ago

Incredible interesting findings Giving up task to GPT and others makes you dumb, lazy AND untrustworthy Making good decisions for mental health and thinking are important as ever

Owen Gregorian @OwenGregorian

6 days ago

Incredible interesting findings Giving up task to GPT and others makes you dumb, lazy AND untrustworthy Making good decisions for mental health and thinking are important as ever

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‎Wojak Codes @wojakcodes

a week ago

one day you’ll realise that nobody was actually watching and you could have done what you wanted.

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Build your own thing for the first hour every day. See where it takes you. Commit to it. Produce something of value that you weren't forced to produce to pay the bills or because your parents or teachers told you to. Your future self is begging you and I know you hear that voice.

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Adam @cmdhaus

3 weeks ago

don’t announce anything. don’t take the early dopamine.

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John Rush @johnrushx

4 weeks ago

as a first-time startup founder, just don’t do this: - b2c - Quit your main job to go all in with your startup - Expect to make profits in your first 3 years - Look for a cofounder - Build before you validate the idea - raise funding from VCs - Waste time designing your landing…

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Aaron Levie @levie

3 weeks ago

It’s still a wild idea that you can just give an AI agent a task and leave your computer for a bit and come back and it’s done. The ability to kick off coding, building a prototype, doing deep research, doing data analysis, generating a pitch, or any other common knowledge work…

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mathblob @mathblob

4 weeks ago

I have come to realize procrastination ist not inherently bad. It is more like a feature than a bug. If you see it in a different perspective, it is a tool that can be used. BUT left alone it sabotages every goal

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mathblob @mathblob

4 weeks ago

After some time, hearing words from hubermann which give goosebumps and motivation Nice

Tom Bilyeu @TomBilyeu

4 weeks ago

After some time, hearing words from hubermann which give goosebumps and motivation Nice

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Beff – e/acc @BasedBeffJezos

4 weeks ago

This is the way

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Samswara @samswoora

4 years ago

As I’ve started posting on twitter rather than eternally lurking I’ve also gotten better at reaching out to my IRL friends. Lurking is low agency/depressive mindset

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mathblob @mathblob

a month ago

Unpopular take: Procrastination helps to avoid the miserable and unimportant stuff Blind actionism hurts sometimes more than waiting

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mathblob @mathblob

a month ago

Will try that Report after doing that

Dmitrii Kovanikov @ChShersh

a month ago

Will try that Report after doing that

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Sahil Bloom @SahilBloom

a month ago

Underrated life advice: Preparation always beats planning. Planning is based on the expectation of order. Preparation is based on the expectation of chaos. Plan for order and you'll be destroyed by chaos. Prepare for chaos and you'll thrive in any condition.

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DHH @dhh

a month ago

AI demonstrates the sunk-cost fallacy perfectly: Just one more "this doesn't work!" prompt, you think, and it'll fix it!! But often it won't, and now you've wasted 30 minutes begging that you could have spent learning how to actually fucking do it yourself.