divya venn
@divya_venn
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building smart tools for lazy people + observing happiness
observing happiness
Joined February 2023
Hang out with people who are intellectually fearless. Disciplined in thinking, comfortable in chaos. Wouldn’t suggest skinny dipping but they’re game. Understand that we all fall short sometimes which is why you gotta be relentless with yourself. Down to try a cig but the minute
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Some people cast a strange and unsettling spell, are delineated in any crowd. They may not be the handsomest or smartest or funniest, but they’re illuminated by a light that touches no one else. To see them is to feel the softness of their shirt under your fingertips. Get
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We’re not playing that game. You shouldn’t have to register on someone else’s platform just to run your agent’s payments. We shipped full x402 facilitator functions inside our SDK, so you can manage, execute, and verify gasless payments entirely on your own infra. No signups.
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Today I made many stupid mistakes and listened to amazing grace and had a good cry and ate a burrito and fixed the ones i could fix.
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I once was lost and now am found Was blind but now I see
“People with blindness can read again after retinal implant.” - @Nature Nature reported on the results of a landmark clinical trial of our PRIMA retinal implant published in @NEJM this week. https://t.co/PVww2EvPR8
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Tired of slathering your face in mystery chemicals that promise eternal youth but deliver eternal regret? Meat The Salty Heifer: all natural skincare that's as salty as our attitude and twice as effective. No BS, just good vibes and nature.
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“Healing as the process of slowly becoming a normie from first principles” common bottlenecks: - not finding normalcy aspirational - using your trauma as a way to bond/find a tribe - forming an identity around “not being like other people”
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We’re all just boats being tossed around by a violent sea. Some are more stalwart than others but my god, everyone is floundering and could go under at any moment and don’t let your pride convince you that isn’t so
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I think all relationship takes are cope btw. Including mine. The choices we make are too dire for anyone to have an objective analysis
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i think if you're really into someone it's way harder to be a good person. True love makes you crazy in all the best *and* worst ways - obsessive and vainglorious and jealous and downright creepy! but if you love them enough you will be Good. for them. better than you would have
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For over a decade, CEO Frank @bulldogholmes has been one of the most active and influential voices in the gold market, consistently calling higher prices when others doubted. From his early calls in 2011 to his bold prediction of $4,000 per ounce gold in 2025, Frank’s insights
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Director is going to be as well known as Google Search in 2-5 years mark my words
This is one of the biggest bets I've made as a founder. Today we're launching Director 2.0: a free app that enables anyone to automate web tasks with a single prompt. Powered by Browserbase and Stagehand. It's #2 on Product Hunt now - help us get #1: https://t.co/PEr0I7ba7t
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how much resentment do you carry about not being rewarded for being you as you are? “If I have to change in order to be happy, it means that I have been the architect of my own pain. There’s a reason I always get into fights with my friends; there’s a reason I’ve been
Moving past the Cinderella complex A frame I find continually helpful is “If no one is coming to save me, what do I have to do in order to not feel resentful?” I think this really ties into the idea of “You can’t have what you’re not willing to be.” I think women in particular
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you will not appreciate @Docker until you've deployed smth to prod without it
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YES but also: when someone notices you noticing things it creates an extraordinary and warm intimacy almost rightaway
I think the purest form of love is just wanting someone to notice life with you. "taste this. look at that. hear this song." again and again. until you can't imagine noticing life without them
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i am very good at outsourcing my thinking. i have people in my life who are so naturally brilliant at certain things that I can just take their opinions as gospel - for anything technical, S. the most undeniably brilliant man I have ever met. his mind is simply beautiful and
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i have had a very long day and i want to sleep so badly but i can't. i have 3 week's worth of work I need to fit into the next week.
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