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If you are distressed by anything external, the pain is not due to the thing itself, but to your estimate of it; and this you have the power to revoke at any moment.
Marcus Aurelius • Meditations
Create a customer journey map. This is a visualized experience of the communication history with the company, taking into account thoughts, emotions, goals, motives.
Darya Jandossova • How To Create A Go-To-Market Strategy In 2023
It’s not about automating your process, but guiding you on a life-long one. I’d rather alchemize minds than automate words.
Michael Dean • Mega-Update
Every - essay bits inspo and making sublime
love this from Michael Dean - reminds me of how i think of AI’s role in Sublime. building a knowledge repository isn’t a chore to optimize, it’s an infinite game.
Where novel speculative assets previously lived in various networks of the world, largely inaccessible, today they are accessible via digital primitives (on-chain or not) which leads to a dynamic where any asset with an asymmetric upside risk profile that can be quickly exploited or "aped into", will be.
Michael Dempsey • Speculative Bubbles in the 21st Century & Asymmetric Upside
So I think it’s very critical if you’re doing a startup to understand if you are going to be offering a product that is actually an entertainment-based product — because that really widens your competitive set.
Eugene Wei • Status Games: Engineering Scarcity in a World of Abundance
Despite the relentless hype, I think AI overall is underhyped. The long-term effects of AI will affect our society to a greater degree than electricity and fire, but its full effects will take centuries to play out. That means that we’ll be arguing, discussing, and wrangling with the changes brought about by AI for the next 10 decades. Because AI
... See moreNoah Smith • Interview: Kevin Kelly, Editor, Author, and Futurist
Ironically, once a startup is successful, and you ask the founders what made it successful, they will usually cite all kinds of things that had nothing to do with it. People are terrible at understanding causation. But in almost every case, the cause was actually product/market fit.
Marc Andreessen • The only thing that matters
