Major life trap: Getting your dopamine from information gathering. Dopamine from information is a dangerous drug. Your entire life will change the moment you stop looking for more information and start acting on the information you already have. Get your dopamine from action.

This is the best way to understand how ML models actually work! Use Drawdata to draw a 2D dataset in Jupyter. Use it to actively pick data from the widget and update the model as the data is being drawn! Fully interactive, real-time, and open-source!

patterns in the lives of great people if you study enough biographies, documentaries, interviews; you start to see repeating structures. different lives, same architecture. here’s the blueprint almost all great people share: 1. a period of intense isolation they disappear for

pack it up bros, it's over

This guy literally dropped how to grow your brain like a muscle (in 4 mins)

there are essays, and then there are "violently shift your entire perception of reality" essays

📚 The Internet Library Thinking and writings are two different skills. Everybody's a thinker, it's easy to think but it's not easy to distill them into words That too in a way that adds up meaning and clarity to your life

A thread of my most valuable threads🧵

I think about this HN comment a lot.

A list of cool websites you might now know about A thread 🧵

A list of startup and VC resources (My connections shared this list on LinkedIn) A thread 👇

Want to do an MBA for free ? A thread 👇

my top 4 tech twitter tweets of all time

Almost everything I've learned about startups: * Aim to get to cash flow positive early * Don't overly optimize for private market valuations * Build a great team and culture * Make sure the business model *works* * Focus, focus, focus. Dilution of effort will crush you

Starting a business can be painful. You feel lost 97% of the time - the ups and downs are gut-wrenching. I wish I had a cheat sheet of principles for my first startup. So I wrote one. Here are 40+ learnings about entrepreneurship I wish I knew sooner:

I put together a list of 150+ Venture Capital Resources. Reply 👋 below and I'll send it ASAP

Sam Altman is the CEO of OpenAI and one of the leading figures of the AI boom. He has recommended several books over the years which cover a wide range of topics including entrepreneurship, technology, psychology, history, and philosophy. 25 books recommended by @sama 🧵

I’m 33. When I was young, I wasted years drinking, smoking, and being a degenerate. Then I discovered Naval Ravikant and he changed my life forever. Here are 20 teachings from the wisest person of this century (that will change your life too):

I’m obsessed with learning how to learn. So, I spent 100+ hours studying how Sam Altman absorbs information. Here’s what I found on becoming a learning machine:

Elon Musk explains the mental model he uses to learn anything 10x faster: