Leo Mihalev
@leomihalev
Researcher, Product Manager, Builder, ADHDer.
Leo Mihalev
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BLOGS AND PERSONALITIES Andrew Chen’s essays http://andrewchen.co Noah Kagan’s blog http://okdork.com Patrick Vlaskovits http://vlaskovits.com/blog www.twitter.com/pv Jesse Farmer http://20bits.com Sean Ellis http://www.startup-marketing.com http://growthhackers.com Paul Graham’s essays http://www.paulgraham.com/articles.html Aaron Ginn
... See moreRyan Holiday • Growth Hacker Marketing: A Primer on the Future of PR, Marketing, and Advertising
The Case Against Morning Yoga, Daily Routines, and Endless Meetings
Andrew Chenandrewchen.substack.com
Can be related to the other article from Every
We abused the technology in general sense. It supposed to help us to live fuller, longer, happier, but instead we became heroin-addicts, spending 5-10 hours with the phone on hands.
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Rick and Morty™️ Butter Bot: an inspired-by AI-powered robot by ...
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As a huge fan of Rick and Morty I was amazed by enthusiasts who decided to build “Pass Butter” robot, powered by AI. Why not?
In a time of over-optimised content I adore aesthetics of standalone blogs, which run on pure HTML, plus some bits of CSS.
Those are pieces out of infinite matrix of social media, like LinkedIn, Twitter, Medium. They don’t run after hype, outreach, likes. They simply don’t care.
I will edit this table a bit and share it here.
I have a feeling, that most companies on the internet work against the people.
1) Like, media feeds u negative sht, cuz it addicts u more, than positive content. Its more profitable.
2) social media wants u to spend more time on the feed, it doesnt care whether u connect with friends or watch random videos. It wants u to do the second thing.
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... See morePeaceful life online:
1) Quit social media (cuz of over-optimized content, clickbait)
2) Read only blogs and newsletters (nor Linkedin, Twitter, Medium)
3) Keep Reddit for fun (the only place which survived, cuz users there cheap)
4) Replace constant consuming with writing notes, reading notes, producing stuff.
I have a piece in Apple Notes, about treating ur brain as GPT model. Thinking it could be cool to post and share it here. What do u think?