Why is it that AI tools like ChatGPT are used in shame like some dirty little secret as opposed to openly welcoming and using it while brainstorming, ideating, goal setting. When given enough context, it's a beneficial partner.

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RT @gigadgets_: This AR platform enables surgeons and medical students to “see through” the patient. SurgicalAR is an FDA-cleared AR platfo….

RT @petergyang: If someone in your life is about to pass, you could record their voice and then upload all of their writing to an AI and ta….

RT @levie: Imagine being alive during GameStop and then coming to the conclusion that Reddit is the next stock to short. h/t @nikitabier ht….

Why does the longevity space feel like a cult?. 1. Extreme dedication to unproven methods.2. Charistmatic leaders and gurus.3. In-group vs. out-group mentality.4. Promise of salvation.5. Commercialization and profit motives. Not saying it is, but it gives off some kind of vibe.

RT @itspatmorgan: I used to only measure my designs based on vague concepts like 'quality' or 'delight'. But let's face it, businesses don….

RT @naval: The best diet is the “no excuses” diet and the best workout is the “man up” workout.

It took a little finagling, but according to ChatGPT the probability of it selecting the word "mat" after the phrase "cat sat on a" is 95%.

this trend got out of control quickly, thanks for this, MOAR 🙀.

If you’re trying to build something people want, then routinely interview and user test your NPS promoters. Higher participation rate, easier to stay focused on building more of the things people want, not distractions or fitting your product to the wrong user, who’d churn anyway.

🫶 I’d also choose engineering first.

RT @levie: @nikitabier The unending flywheel of young people crazy enough to do something that shouldn’t work and most of the time won’t, a….

Data is incredibly useful, but it does not pre-determine an outcome.

I've been curating cycling news on @svper_cycling for riders and adventurers, not spectators or pro-team fanboys (or fangirls). Give it a 👀 if thats up your alley.

Let's all get one thing straight. Features ≠ UX.

This idiom never made much sense to me: "the devil is in the details.". I prefer "the brilliance is in the details" as it comes from a more optimistic and abundance-oriented mindset.

It matters not just what you do, but how you do it.