Turja Chowdhury
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- docx-corpus: 736K classified Word documents. Open DOCX dataset.1 savers
- Training a 4B model to produce 81% faster query plans than Postgres - Rohan Bansal1 savers
- Personal Statement on AI Risk7 savers
- A Website To End All Websites | Henry From Online16 savers
- Recent — Design Inspiration1 savers
- calv.info/about3 savers
- Calvin French-Owen3 savers
- What 81,000 people want from AI \ Anthropic26 savers
- MAKING SOFTWARE61 savers
- Not a Number17 savers
- Fuse.kiwi - Interesting Internet6 savers
- Tools | Rachel How1 savers
- Subway — kool-brushez1 savers
- How to Use LLM as a Judge (Without Getting Burned) - Manthan1 savers
- Score — kool-brushez1 savers
- The AfterQuery Thesis - AfterQuery1 savers
- Korea’s Trillion-Dollar Sovereign AI Investment: Nvidia Wins, Hynix Loses1 savers
- Annual Report Archive2 savers
- SemiAnalysis – Bridging the gap between the world's most important industry, semiconductors, and business.4 savers
- are.na/kelindi/personal-sites-_sxervw2jmu1 savers
- An Alien Mind | OpenAI25 savers
- Design Spells · Design details that feel like magic1 savers
- wild. creating digital products for brands.4 savers
- Recent Design21 savers
- Inside Coding Agents — Coding Agent Harness Architecture1 savers
- Marker - the AI-native consultancy rebuilding businesses with AI agents1 savers
- Performance1 savers
- How's Linear so fast? A technical breakdown8 savers
- Dynamic Carousel1 savers
- Pit - AI that runs your business1 savers
- Kilvin | Custom software for your business1 savers
- Terminal Use | Whole departments, rebuilt to run AI-first, for construction, logistics, manufacturing, and retail1 savers
- Sidekick – An AI agent that runs frontline operations.1 savers
- Paloma3 savers
- Agent Leaderboards · Which tools coding agents choose · Armature1 savers
- Welcome to Spinning Up in Deep RL! — Spinning Up documentation2 savers
- The Rise and Fall of Agent Civilizations15 savers
- Odyssey1 savers
- Going Founder Mode On Cancer - by Elliot Hershberg8 savers
- Design Spells · Design details that feel like magic3 savers
- Icon Museum - Curated App Icon Gallery & Inspiration1 savers
- Macfolio — Curated Mac Discoveries1 savers
- Annual Report Archive1 savers
- AfterQuery3 savers
- Mike Barton1 savers
- Can public chat data predict real-world AI misalignments?1 savers
- I Built TetrisBench, Where LLMs Compete at Playing Tetris. Here’s What I Found. | Andreessen Horowitz1 savers
- Thesis Statements: 100 leaders call their shot on work and AI in 20271 savers
- Naomi Bashkansky | oai-reflections-mini3 savers
- You Still Need to Think2 savers
- From Founder to CTO1 savers
- Closed loops and AI | Coleman McCormick1 savers
- What Is Frontier AI? — Jimmy E. Chan1 savers
- The Definitive Guide to Forward Deployed Engineering | Vinoo Ganesh1 savers
- Cursors | Rachel How1 savers
- All Issues—Asterisk3 savers
- On writing AI constitutions - Joe Carlsmith2 savers
- AI in Design Report 20266 savers
- The Gradient1 savers
- Site of Sites | The Best Web Design Inspiration6 savers
- Ink & Switch30 savers
- Building a harness for open models | writings1 savers
- MSCHF9 savers
- Ryo Lu9 savers
- Melisa Seah3 savers
- Parnika Raj1 savers
- VAA Announcement | The Virgil Abloh Archive5 savers
- Intercom: The complete AI-first customer service solution7 savers
- Agentation2 savers
- THE 2028 GLOBAL INTELLIGENCE CRISIS26 savers
- Monad | The Most Performant EVM Blockchain1 savers
- Village Labs - AI Software for ESOPs & Advisory Firms1 savers
- Replit — Enabling Agent 3 to Self-Test at Scale with REPL-Based Verification1 savers
- THE REBEL | Bécane1 savers
- How Terminals Work1 savers
- After the Techcrunch bump: Life in the “Trough of Sorrow” at andrewchen1 savers
- Jackie Zhang4 savers
- Bella's Park1 savers
- Codrops Fan Museum1 savers
- Daniel's Design & Dev Architectural Studio1 savers
- Poly: The Intelligent Cloud File Browser1 savers
- Historical Aerial Imagery Toronto1 savers
- Jeff Allen1 savers
- Artifacts | Alicia Guo6 savers
- Thirty Observations at Thirty62 savers
- What I Wish Someone Had Told Me - Sam Altman52 savers
- Make Something Wonderful | Steve Jobs39 savers
- How-To-Succeed-At-MrBeast-Production.pdf - Google Drive32 savers
- The Pudding31 savers
- Nadia Asparouhova | Idea machines31 savers
- Stripe Press — Ideas for progress30 savers
- Daylight Computer Co.30 savers
- 🌻 same old - by Jasmine Sun - half-baked futures29 savers
- What I Learned Building Whist (Phil)27 savers
- How to Learn Better in the Digital Age25 savers
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highlights — 23
But, but…here is the thing. In terms of the internet, nothing has happened yet. The internet is still at the beginning of its beginning.
The Technium: You Are Not Late - https://kk.org/thetechnium/you-are-not-late/This can make the entire product feel unpolished — like going to a fancy restaurant but finding it has a dirty bathroom. thanks to Paco for this quip
Family ValuesMake room for serendipity in your life
40 things I learned in 40 yearsFind the soundtrack to your lie—a song that follows you wherever you go
40 things I learned in 40 yearsMy family immigrated to the United States when I was just a baby. I grew up watching both my parents work non-stop. With limited options, they began working as newspaper carriers. This was a 7-day-a-week job with no holidays, no benefits, and if they wanted a day off, they had to find someone to cover their route and pay them a premium, or risk losing their routes. They kept this schedule up for 30 years. My parents were a force. They were known around the depot for the number of routes they delivered, the quality of their work, and their willingness to always take on more. People couldn’t bel…
0002 - by Vanes - On TimeWeb3 is unlike any other industry I’ve been a part of. The people in this space believe in something bigger than god; they believe in decentralizing the internet to provide everyone with accessibility to the web, financial freedom, and privacy.
0002 - by Vanes - On TimeIn other words, I need to do something with it. To create something. Write a blog post about it, use it in a new project, test it on the field, teach it at a meetup. That’s why I speak at many conferences: it’s a learning tool.
How to Learn Better in the Digital Age• Think in terms of decades, and act in terms of days.
The Technium: 101 Additional Advices• You have 5 minutes to act on a new idea before it disappears from your mind.
The Technium: 101 Additional Advices• Asking “what-if?” about your past is a waste of time; asking “what-if?” about your future is tremendously productive.
The Technium: 101 Additional Advices• You can become the world’s best in something primarily by caring more about it than anyone else.
The Technium: 101 Additional Advices• Multitasking is a myth. Don’t text while walking, running, biking or driving. Nobody will miss you if you just stop for a minute.
The Technium: 101 Additional Advices• Interview your parents while they are still alive. Keep asking questions while you record. You’ll learn amazing things. Or hire someone to make their story into an oral history, or documentary, or book. This will be a tremendous gift to them and to your family.
The Technium: 101 Additional Advices• Try to define yourself by what you love and embrace, rather than what you hate and refuse.
The Technium: 101 Additional AdvicesAim to be effective, but unpredictable.
The Technium: 101 Additional Advicesour actions are the truest reflection of our wants
resistance & regret - by Isabel - Mind Minethe biggest source of regret is not the absence of action, but a trade-off that violates our true wants
resistance & regret - by Isabel - Mind MineI’ve known that for a long time, but I’m finally starting to live it.
bookbear expressThen I slowly started to realize that my emotional reaction to any situation was often way more accurate than any of my thoughts.
bookbear expressInconstancy is my very essence; it is the game I never cease to play as I turn my wheel [of fortune] in its ever changing circle
self image - by Isabel - Mind Minewe are not immutable sculptures. We shape shift often
self image - by Isabel - Mind MineWe are the prism we pass the world through
self image - by Isabel - Mind Mineour first impulse tends to be to criticize and inspect our circumstances—the people around us, their actions, our environment—the inputs in our life
self image - by Isabel - Mind Mine