Living life like a game
No words because my wife is disturbing me while writing this article. See you next time, when I have more clarity
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Usable knowledge lies in the what and not in the how.
Everyone, this is in the sake of knowledge and this will guide you. This will help you to take decisions in your life.
Now I think that a lot actually focuses on how to do some things: how to do a medical procedure, how to make a business, and the
Some things you just have to learn from experience.
Today I was reading Indie Hackers and I was reading several articles about building a startup and how the same effort can actually produce different kinds of outputs.
I saw, for example, that the content they are producing is pretty good. On the other hand, last night I was reading
Why Software Is So Valuable: It Scales Without Borders
I’ve been helping my wife grow her bakery business, and one thing I’ve noticed is just how different the economics of a physical business can be from those of software.
Both are great businesses, but software has an incredible level of scalability. A bakery needs ingredients, equipment, space,
The Hidden Cost of Saying Yes: Why Focus Means Knowing What Not to Build
Steve Jobs famously emphasized that focus is not just about deciding what to do. It is about deciding what not to do. Saying no to things you are interested in can be just as important as saying yes to the things that matter.
I want to extend that idea with
When Closed-Source AI Becomes the New Computer
After the announcement of GPT-6 Astra, AI has become so capable that I’m not even sure whether these models are still based on traditional Transformer architectures, MoE, or something completely different. And as more of these systems become closed-source, how would we even know?
That said, I
Build by Following the Market, Then Compound
Choose what to build by first looking at the market: see what people are already willing to pay for, then build toward it step by step. Keep your nose to the grindstone and focus on something where you can continuously add layers of progress over time.
The key is to