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by muzani 2y ago
My rule of thumb is it should be applied within the next week. Even most theoretical books have an application in some form. Can it be played with like AI? Would it unlock other insights like philosophy? If I'm skimming through a book
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by muzani 2y ago
Disney: https://sora.com/g/gen_01jmvks3yteypr1sx92yveeqa1 Simpsons: https://sora.com/g/gen_01jr5d34s4eppr3ncxp322s9nx Minecraft and LOTR: https://sora.com/g/gen_01jr5kgms2fabb
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by muzani 2y ago
This is almost exactly how free mobile games function these days. The business model works because it's printing its own currency, which is worth maybe 3 min of grind, instead of the real thing where it might be closer to $0.04.
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by muzani 2y ago
Yup, the analogy falls apart. Basically don't eat unicorn food.
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by muzani 2y ago
I'm not a big fan of Rocket, but I think that's an unfair way to put it. I'd say they're similar to what Bezos would be like if he had to start from Europe lol. They take an existing model with a lot of potential and foc
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by muzani 2y ago
Have you heard of Rocket Internet? It's one of the most successful models in the world. They may avoid the US market and such, but most of the unicorns in Malaysia are backed by Rocket. And most of the people who stay and start their o
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by muzani 2y ago
These things do work and created a few unicorns here in Malaysia. The catch is that they're usually very bureaucratic as it's public funds, and the more corruption, the more rules there are. Someone might say, come in from New Zea
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by muzani 2y ago
It depends very much on your definition of success. Many who grew up upper middle class would define survival as failure.
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I usually compare them as sharks vs bottom feeders. Either you become the predator that eats all the big fish. Or you go somewhere the big fish won't go. There's the 'crab' model, but this isn't for startups. They&#
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by muzani 2y ago
Yup, that's AI for you. People will talk about vibe coding being crap and stuff and the challenge now is whether your fundamentals are good enough. Before AI, we'd give template code with the tech stack we're using and expect
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by muzani 2y ago
I would love to know how YouTube does this for music. There's some holes obviously, like some cover artists will play the iconic riffs of a song and then stop somewhere. There's people who do reels or "commentary" of a m
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by muzani 2y ago
People snitch real fast when jealous. Sometimes it's as simple as someone wanting to do the same thing and finding out someone else did it.
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Sounds like there's market demand for a consultant that builds the sales engine then. A lot of people don't know what to say, how to say it, who to approach.
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by muzani 2y ago
Thanks. This is brilliant and makes so much sense, but it's not something I would have searched for. This also plays along very well with OP's question. I personally always thought that AI makes me think a lot more but maybe that&
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by muzani 2y ago
Would you mind listing the ones you didn't find useful? I believe 90% of everything is crap, but I want to get to the good stuff faster.
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by muzani 2y ago
Doesn't Android have a lot of accessibility options built in? I know Material Design certainly does, but many apps don't use it. Maybe use it in a similar manner to fully blind people.
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Most of it is extrapolation. Yes, it'll triple productivity. But from what we've seen with frameworks etc, that just ends up creating jobs. We work more hours today than before the computers came in. The other problem is the unfor
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by muzani 2y ago
1. Drawing, like proper academic drawing. I think I'm close to the skill cap on mobile dev. Design skill would help a lot, things like seeing lighting and stuff. There's things like ambient light, like if the bottom of an area is
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by muzani 2y ago
I'm almost 40 and have no issues with this yet. Colemak is my favorite non-QWERTY and feels smooth, but sadly, programming was designed with QWERTY in mind. The 30% comfort improvement wasn't really worth it and there's a spe
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https://www.colemak.academy/ is actually pretty good for beginners, but switch it to QWERTY layout It took me a few months on keybr honestly when I got a new, ergonomic keyboard. The problem with ergo keyboards is they&#x27
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by muzani 2y ago
We basically look for this: https://docs.flutter.dev/app-architecture/guide It's similar across all mobile platforms. People call it MVVM, Bloc, MVP, etc. But we want to see the pattern of UI-repo-service and unid
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by muzani 2y ago
Cursor include an agent that can write code for you, fix errors on its own. Copilot is mostly autocomplete. Cursor is far superior at indexing files, i.e. knowing which part of the code does what. This is probably their special sauce. There
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by muzani 2y ago
They can be absolutely vicious if they wanted to. The early versions (GPT-2, GPT-3, etc) were. They act this way because it's safe, it doesn't panic people. Gemini once said "just die" once which is perfectly in line wit
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Leetcode style questions no longer work. If it's solvable with a few functions within 1 hour, AI will solve it in 5 minutes. If the job is cutting trees, you can't measure them by how long they take to cut a tree, but whether they
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I like writing dialogue. AI gives me some idea of how another person would respond. It does rhythm and wit very well. But it doesn't understand phonetics. It writes dialogue like a 16 year old, enthusiastic and amateurish. I like riffi
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by muzani 2y ago
There's some definite survivorship bias for this, lol. If OP put it on TikTok, Instagram, or some other video-first platform, it might gone better than a website which still doesn't use profile pictures.
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The alternative to technology is the Malthusian trap. It was made with the assumption that nothing changes, but time by time we've had exponentially effective revolutions. Also that might have been "peak" from a colonist pers
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Well, there's AI for reading source now. In fact, a lot of the time I spend arguing with AI now is the implementation of things like replaceAll('{{$value}}'). If value is foo, then the intent here is {{foo}} would be replaced
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There's AI that can do all this now.
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Habitica has been around for a long time. There's papers written on it, and people are still writing papers on its effectiveness on ADHD and depresssion. Something like Finch is around for depression. I think it's more that people

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