Luc Cheung
@luccheung
Luc Cheung
If you are fortunate or unfortunate enough to wonder:
“What should I spend my time working on?”
Then perhaps a better question is:
“Where am I most afraid to fail?”
When we’re avoiding some path because failure would destroy us, that’s often the path we need to go down.
Because if we aren’t afraid of failing, do we really care at all?
“What should I spend my time working on?”
Then perhaps a better question is:
“Where am I most afraid to fail?”
When we’re avoiding some path because failure would destroy us, that’s often the path we need to go down.
Because if we aren’t afraid of failing, do we really care at all?
Nat Eliason • Most Afraid to Fail
Marc Andreessen.pdf
drive.google.com
Reasons you should still get into AI
- Broad Potential of AI/Rate of Growth
- Jeff Bezos famously quit finance to start Amazon at age 30.
- He did this because Internet usage was growing 2,300% a year in 1994.
- Rollouts of
general purpose technologies
3
span decades. - Imagine being a “latecomer” to tech in the year 2000 or 2010 and concluding it was “too
swyx • You Are Not Too Old (To Pivot Into AI)
Taught myself iOS dev and SwiftUI over a weekend with ChatGPT & now using Cursor to successfully build an entire app for my startup.
Can't think of any other tool that's upgraded my human capabilities as much as GPT4. All you need to build the future is motivation.
Avitwitter.comOn the dimension of utility, Facebook's network effects continue to be pure and unbounded. The more people that are on Facebook, the more it's useful for certain things for which a global directory is useful. Even though many folks don't use Facebook a lot, it's rare I can't find them on Messenger if I don't have their email address or phone... See more
Remains of the Day • Invisible asymptotes
