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- ReLU Activation Function in Deep Learning - GeeksforGeeks2 savers
- Circuit Tracing: Revealing Computational Graphs in Language Models20 savers
- A gentle introduction to sparse autoencoders — LessWrong3 savers
- 3 Habits I Didn’t Realize Make Me Smarter | by Yuan VK | ILLUMINATION | Medium1 savers
- mem0ai/mem0: The memory layer for Personalized AI1 savers
- Introducing Morphic Studio - Morphic1 savers
- The Courage to Be Disliked Book Summary and Notes1 savers
- They really thought it'd work : r/NonPoliticalTwitter1 savers
- The right way to setup Python on MacOS – The Devs in the Shed Blog1 savers
- OpenAI and Elon Musk1 savers
- Thirty Observations at Thirty62 savers
- Big Ideas in Tech for 2024 | Andreessen Horowitz3 savers
- Opinion: Travis Kelce is happy to be Mr. Taylor Swift | CNN1 savers
- Generative AI exists because of the transformer7 savers
- Video editing with Python | Hacker News1 savers
- Google I/O and the Coming AI Battles – Stratechery by Ben Thompson1 savers
- Google Photos Magic Editor: AI editing features coming to Pixel1 savers
- Google "We Have No Moat, And Neither Does OpenAI"28 savers
- lowercase magic7 savers
- When You Plateau, So Does Your Company - No Small Plans - Every3 savers
- Intelligence Superabundance - Not Boring by Packy McCormick4 savers
- RedPajama, a project to create leading open-source models, starts by reproducing LLaMA training dataset of over 1.2 trillion tokens — TOGETHER1 savers
- Hey, why aren't we doing more research about spiritual awakening1 savers
- Fans Revolt Against AI Making Their Games Feel Cheap, Soulless1 savers
- Stanford Produces Underwater Basket Weavers5 savers
- How To Be Successful96 savers
- Understanding "longtermism": Why this suddenly influential philosophy is so toxic | Salon.com3 savers
- Your Life is Driven by Network Effects13 savers
- Startups are an act of desperation - by Elad Gil5 savers
- Advice for ambitious 19 year olds - Sam Altman37 savers
- Elon Musk Says Microsoft Bing Chat Sounds Like AI That "Goes Haywire and Kills Everyone"1 savers
- feel your feelings - by Isabel - Mind Mine7 savers
- Alan Patricof, 87: Let's Get Going - AGEIST1 savers
- why i write - by Isabel - Mind Mine10 savers
- crushes are often just misplaced ambition - by Isabel42 savers
- Making Normal Conversations Better - by Sasha Chapin41 savers
- College advice for people who are exactly like me36 savers
- You don't have to be busy to be prolific | thesephist.com22 savers
- How do you find your people, when searching is itself an antipattern? | Kevin Liu20 savers
- resistance & regret - by Isabel - Mind Mine18 savers
- Putting Ideas into Words15 savers
- the zone of genius - by Isabel - Mind Mine13 savers
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- Career Decisions - by Elad Gil - Elad Blog10 savers
- The Only Crypto Story You Need, by Matt Levine8 savers
- youth is not forever - by Isabel - Mind Mine7 savers
- The Big Ideas Tech Will Tackle in 2023: An a16z Omnibus4 savers
- The 5 Phases of Figma’s Community-Led Growth: From Stealth to Enterprise | First Round Review3 savers
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We aim to significantly reduce production time and costs by 60-70%, empowering you to focus on what matters most: the art and the story.
Introducing Morphic Studio - Morphicthe courage to be happy
The Courage to Be Disliked Book Summary and NotesThe courage to be happy also includes the courage to be disliked. When you have gained that courage, your interpersonal relationships will all at once change into things of lightness
The Courage to Be Disliked Book Summary and NotesWe are not determined by our experiences, but the meaning we give them is self-determining
The Courage to Be Disliked Book Summary and NotesAnd if we look at our own tasks, we're the only ones who can affect change
The Courage to Be Disliked Book Summary and Notestechnologies pioneered by the latest space age can be readily applied
Big Ideas in Tech for 2024 | Andreessen Horowitztoday we know more about the surface of Mars than we do about our own planet’s seabed
Big Ideas in Tech for 2024 | Andreessen Horowitzearly-adopter cities, but to maximize their impact, we need wider adoption
Big Ideas in Tech for 2024 | Andreessen Horowitz“Stable Diffusion moment” for LLMs
Google "We Have No Moat, And Neither Does OpenAI"my freewriting usually contains insights into business problems i'm working through, along with the seeds for new essays, courses, marketing campaigns, etc
lowercase magicthe more i freewrite, the better i feel. and the better i feel, the more i'm able to thrive in the other areas of my life
lowercase magic“be-still meditation," developed by psychologists Robyn Walser and Darrah Westrup. All you need to do is close your eyes and sit still for a few minutes, noticing the sensations of your body
When You Plateau, So Does Your Company - No Small Plans - Everynearly all of the companies we acquired had been run by product-focused founders who had avoided sales and marketing
When You Plateau, So Does Your Company - No Small Plans - EveryIncrease the supply of services for which latent demand exists, and people should consume those services more frequently.
Intelligence Superabundance - Not Boring by Packy McCormickwhen something becomes more efficient, people consume more
Intelligence Superabundance - Not Boring by Packy McCormickHuman intelligence is the most valuable stuff in the cosmos, and we are always running short. A computer-created increase in the world-wide intelligence supply would be welcome, to say the least.
Intelligence Superabundance - Not Boring by Packy McCormickincreased supply of intelligence will create more demand for tasks that require intelligence
Intelligence Superabundance - Not Boring by Packy McCormickuniversities abuse the term “liberal arts” by using it to describe curricula that no longer teach students the liberal arts rigorously
Stanford Produces Underwater Basket WeaversThe sooner you can start off in that direction, the further you will be able to go. It is hard to be wildly successful at anything you aren’t obsessed with.
How To Be SuccessfulFirst, you will work on consensus ideas and on consensus career tracks. You will care a lot—much more than you realize—if other people think you’re doing the right thing. This will probably prevent you from doing truly interesting work, and even if you do, someone else would have done it anyway.
How To Be Successfulmaking things people want at scale
How To Be SuccessfulA special case of developing a network is finding someone eminent to take a bet on you, ideally early in your career.
How To Be SuccessfulThe easiest way to learn is just to meet a lot of people, and keep track of who goes on to impress you and who doesn’t.
How To Be SuccessfulBe overly generous with sharing the upside; it will come back to you 10x.
How To Be SuccessfulMost people do whatever most people they hang out with do. This mimetic behavior is usually a mistake
How To Be Successfulpersonal relationships, by building a strong personal brand, or by getting good at the intersection of multiple different fields.
How To Be Successfuldo it at the beginning of your career. Hard work compounds like interest, and the earlier you do it, the more time you have for the benefits to pay off
How To Be SuccessfulI think people who pretend you can be super successful professionally without working most of the time (for some period of your life) are doing a disservice
How To Be SuccessfulFocus is a force multiplier on work
How To Be Successfula reputation of succeeding at whatever they do, it gets very hard to leave that behind (and people have an incredible ability to always match their lifestyle to next year’s salary)
How To Be SuccessfulMost people overestimate risk and underestimate reward.
How To Be Successfulshow up in person whenever it’s important
How To Be Successfulfirst make sure your thinking is clear and then use plain, concise language
How To Be SuccessfulAll great careers, to some degree, become sales jobs
How To Be SuccessfulThinking from first principles and trying to generate new ideas is fun, and finding people to exchange them with is a great way to get better at this. The next step is to find easy, fast ways to test these ideas in the real world.
How To Be SuccessfulMost highly successful people have been really right about the future at least once at a time when people thought they were wrong. If not, they would have faced much more competition.
How To Be SuccessfulIf you don’t believe in yourself, it’s hard to let yourself have contrarian ideas about the future.
How To Be Successfullet small opportunities go to focus on potential step changes
How To Be SuccessfulThere are many ways to get this leverage, such as capital, technology, brand, network effects, and managing people
How To Be SuccessfulYou also want to be an exponential curve yourself
How To Be SuccessfulLongtermism is a quasi-religious worldview, influenced by transhumanism and utilitarian ethics, which asserts that there could be so many digital people living in vast computer simulations millions or billions of years in the future that one of our most important moral obligations today is to take actions that ensure as many of these digital people come into existence as possible.
Understanding "longtermism": Why this suddenly influential philosophy is so toxic | Salon.comThe longer your relationships, cliques, and communities persist, the more they shape your destiny
Your Life is Driven by Network EffectsThe last few years have seen desperation flee the startup ecosystem due to easy money, low perceived risk, and lots of secondary opportunities. As the macro environment changes, desperation is back rearing its ugly head, and causing great people to desperately accomplish great things again.
Startups are an act of desperation - by Elad GilThe credit belongs to the man who is actually in the arena
Startups are an act of desperation - by Elad GilBeing on universal basic income (UBI) at big tech may not feel like much of an actual accomplishment, particularly if all your launches get blocked due to internal risk-aversion.
Startups are an act of desperation - by Elad GilFeelings must be confronted head-on, earnestly, with the humility to recognize that despite being a self-aware adult, we all still experience the same emotions we did as kids.
feel your feelings - by Isabel - Mind MineOne antagonises the other person and puts them on the defensive. The other invites them to comfort you, and share all the ways they see and appreciate you.
feel your feelings - by Isabel - Mind MineLabelling and understanding our emotions is important, but pretending that we can get so good at dealing with them as to not feel them at all is foolish.
feel your feelings - by Isabel - Mind MineWe don’t yet have the tools to numb or suppress our emotions. We don’t cover up what we are feeling so the adults in our lives can understand them better.
feel your feelings - by Isabel - Mind Minenothing happens because of a moment in time. It has to do with your reputation and your collective experience
Alan Patricof, 87: Let's Get Going - AGEIST