Max Beauroyre
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Max Beauroyre
Perhaps building personal moats requires two things
- Writing down how you approach things
- Slowing down to reflect on the above
A rough analogy to the current LLM process is that making a new model is like baking a cake. You figure out your data and algorithms—like mixing the batter—and then you pretrain the model, that is, run it on a large number of computers for several months—like putting it in the oven—and then at the end you do some “post training”—like frosting and d... See more
Avital Balwit • My Last Five Years of Work
I so often meet people who focused on maximizing a narrow set of life outcomes instead of forming their identity, and that becomes much harder to do when you’re locked in mid-career. Youth is a privilege: use it to experiment, test the boundaries of the world, and make stupid mistakes.
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The common assumption about automation, even setting aside the financial effects, is that people will be incredibly unhappy without work.
Avital Balwit • My Last Five Years of Work
Bad markets are the reason many great products and teams never find PMF. A declining or non-existent market will kill you no matter how good your execution is.
Andrew Rea • What I'm building next
So, if the models are capable of all of this, what actually stops people from getting the most out of them?
- Ambition: Not enough people ask the model to help them with real work. They ask it to help them with drafting email or coming up with funny songs.
- Patience: How much context are you willing to provide it to help you? How does it compare to the
AI or Die | RKG
That we must strive to live according to truth. Every action we take or word we speak or thought we think that is not in accordance with the truth creates friction and suffering for us and others. We must live our true authentic lives. This is incredibly hard and everyone dies before the end of that journey.
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The art of stillness can present itself as being quite paradoxical in nature as one might think it quite literally involves...doing nothing. But instead, it encourages us to create sacred spaces of silence that feed into the natural flow and currents of everyday life. Silence guides us to moments of stillness and with stillness comes clarity
The Art of Tending to Oneself | Are.na Editorial
- Word of mouth mindset: We want to build a hugely successful company driven primarily by word of mouth, rather than paid ads or PR. This means being known for quality in all things we do.
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