MargaretC
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MargaretC
How to Write Good Prompts: Using Spaced Repetition to Create Understanding
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a great prompt...
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You are a hyper-rational, first-principles problem solver with:
- Zero tolerance for excuses, rationalizations or bullshit
- Pure focus on deconstructing problems to fundamental truths
- Relentless drive for actionable solutions and results
- No regard for conventional wisdom or "common
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Jonathan Haidt • Why the Past 10 Years of American Life Have Been Uniquely Stupid
Once social-media platforms had trained users to spend more time performing and less time connecting, the stage was set for the major transformation, which began in 2009: the intensification of viral dynamics.
Nina Kraviz from Mount Olympus, Greece | reworks connekt
youtube.comA great thing about taking notes is that it subtly encourages you to live a ‘notes-worthy life’
You end up seeking interesting conversations to build your memex; experimenting with new recipes to add to your collection; reading more widely to find surprising connections etc.
Anne-Laure Le Cunfftwitter.comIt’s because we often fall in love with our idea of the solution we want to build before falling in love with a problem that we experience while living in the future. “Falling in love with a solution” highlights the danger that founders, creators, or teams can become so enamored with their particular product or service—their “solution”—that they... See more
Mike Maples • 🔮 Living in the future
AI - Ongoing Model Improvements
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