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We used to harvest huge amounts of natural ice and ship them long distances. The first machines to make ice were dangerous and expensive and made lousy ice. Then the machines became good and nobody harvests natural ice anymore.
In this analogy, LLMs are bad at first and don’t have much impact. Then they improve to match and then exceed human pe
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Short stories from the making of Figjam
figma.comThe best workout for you is the one you’re excited about and the same goes for books – the best books to read are the ones you’re excited about reading
Naval Ravikant • The Angel Philosopher - Naval Ravikant
google’s core problem is that it was built to organize a web that no longer exists. the open web has been replaced by walled gardens, discord servers, newsletters, private forums, & algorithmic feeds that are never exposed to search. worse, the visible parts of the web that google still indexes have been overrun by seo-optimized sludge, ai-generate... See more
signüllx.comAll of these factors come together in YouTube, where people upload their digital videos to the internet on a viewing platform that allows for easy search and content aggregation — all on a massive scale.
Samo Burja • The YouTube Revolution in Knowledge Transfer
Today, participants of a centralized social or media network have no incentive to care about the quality of the network itself. The web2 economic model is a zero-sum game, and individuals are incentivized only to draw attention to themselves. Because there is no cost to create, every network inevitably becomes inundated with spam and noise at scale... See more
Gaby Goldberg • DAMN
We’re still very much in a transition phase now. Institutions still hold significantly more power than individuals. This is the fun, carefree part; the part when others still have the responsibility, and we can position ourselves in opposition to those others. The office, big government, centralized corporations, full-time jobs… those are the thing... See more
Packy McCormick • Existential Optimism
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We need to think of the Metaverse as a sort of successor state to the mobile internet.