Max Beauroyre
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Max Beauroyre
The brain of man conserves programming space by being reluctant to change, which is a form of inconsistency avoidance. We see this in all human habits, constructive and destructive. Few people can list a lot of bad habits that they have eliminated, and some people cannot identify even one of these. Instead, practically everyone has a great many bad
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If you map the context well enough, the solution will reveal itself.
Henrik Karlsson • How to solve a problem
Put differently, the long-term product and economic impacts of having everything operating on the same plane outweighs the short-term impact of replacing hardware.
Packy McCormick • Article
Warm outbound to product leads: We get hundreds of ICP signups to PostHog every week, and we want to make sure we're laser focused on ensuring they have the best possible experience with PostHog by proactively reaching out to them based on certain triggers. Some people call this 'warm outbound'.
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To be agentic, you have to really look at the problem and at the solution space and accept the responsibility of learning what is necessary to make the problem go away.
Brian Eno (quoted by Henrik Karlsson) • On agency
“What is it worth to be the company that quite literally makes every company more profitable?”
Ramp and the AI Opportunity
The economically and politically relevant comparison on most tasks is not whether the language model is better than the best human, it is whether they are better than the human who would otherwise do that task.