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Economics in One Less - Henry Hazlitt
It’s ok to wait, and it’s definitely ok to de-wheel from the hamsterism of today’s productivity theatre. In fact, you might need to if you really want to dream up a monster story.
Kristin Posehn • Mary Shelley (and a bit of Steve Jobs)—On the Art of Creative Waiting
The only way
out, I believe, is to make big hard decisions that make all of the little ones for me.
Like switching your
phone. I can’t win against the iPhone but I can simply not play. And that’s powerful.
out, I believe, is to make big hard decisions that make all of the little ones for me.
Like switching your
phone. I can’t win against the iPhone but I can simply not play. And that’s powerful.
Alex Dobrenko` • switching to a "dumb" phone made me feel pretty dang smart
https://t.co/6i6h3sKi3x
using ai
Here's my thread about why you should:
- quit whatever it is you're doing
- build the startup you've wanted to build
- work with me and the a16z team 1:1
- And yes, I'll invest $1M via a16z speedrun
(and the earlier your startup, the better. apply here: https://t.co/7U8XfKE1wI... See more
start a company
In our culture,
waiting has a bad rap. After all, if you’re waiting, what’s to show off on Insta?
waiting has a bad rap. After all, if you’re waiting, what’s to show off on Insta?
Kristin Posehn • Mary Shelley (and a bit of Steve Jobs)—On the Art of Creative Waiting
we have used our intelligence to raise our standard of living on the order of 10,000X over the last 4,000 years.
What AI offers
us is the opportunity to profoundly augment human intelligence to make all of these outcomes of intelligence – and many others, from the creation of new medicines to ways to solve climate change to technologies to reach the ... See more
What AI offers
us is the opportunity to profoundly augment human intelligence to make all of these outcomes of intelligence – and many others, from the creation of new medicines to ways to solve climate change to technologies to reach the ... See more
Marc Andreessen • Why AI Will Save the World
First, recall that
John Von Neumann responded to Robert Oppenheimer’s famous hand-wringing about his role creating nuclear weapons – which helped end World War II and prevent World War III – with, “Some people confess guilt to claim credit for the sin.” What is the most dramatic way one can claim credit for the importance of one’s work without sound... See more
John Von Neumann responded to Robert Oppenheimer’s famous hand-wringing about his role creating nuclear weapons – which helped end World War II and prevent World War III – with, “Some people confess guilt to claim credit for the sin.” What is the most dramatic way one can claim credit for the importance of one’s work without sound... See more