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Believe in something. Anything. You are not enough.
3/27/23, 6:26 PM
KTmBoyle
2
At @MSFTResearch we had early access to the marvelous #GPT4 from @OpenAI for our work on @bing. We took this opportunity to document our experience. We're so excited to share our findings. In short: time to face it, the sparks of #AGI have been ignited. ​
3/22/23, 5:48 PM
SebastienBubeck
3
If you are a conservative christian who feels there is a "woke" movement attempting to subvert your civilisation out of your hands You feel exactly like a Roman Pagan did 1700 years ago Christianity was the woke movement of Rome And this is it's bizarre story
3/12/23, 11:48 AM
uberboyo
4
2.5 months. $13,000. Blood, sweat, and tears. Unveiling the new Tabs site 😱 She’s pretty... But more importantly, she converts like a mf No stone was unturned. Strap in as I bring you inside my brain and findings from a 168-page research report.
3/21/23, 3:47 PM
oliver__b1
5
We are getting closer to “Her” (part 2!) Conversationally do anything with emails, using LLM chaining & few-shot prompting for tool use (@LangChainAI inspired) This is now realtime (ish), thanks to #OpenAI gpt-3.5-turbo 🔈 on for voice realism! 🧵
3/20/23, 10:58 AM
justLV
6
Well, that was fast… I just helped create the first jailbreak for ChatGPT-4 that gets around the content filters every time credit to @vaibhavk97 for the idea, I just generalized it to make it work on ChatGPT here's GPT-4 writing instructions on how to hack someone's computer
3/16/23, 3:04 PM
alexalbert__
7
To all the AI photo forensics out there, can you tell that this photo was made in AI? This is straight from Midjourney v5, no edits or anything. Full prompt in ALT tag, try reading it as you look at the image.
3/16/23, 7:56 AM
nickfloats
8
In 2002, Jason Padgett, a bodybuilder, was brutally assaulted at a nightclub. After the incident, something remarkable happened to his brain. Padgett suddenly developed a talent for abstract geometrical draughtsmanship. What can his story tell us about consciousness? THREAD
3/14/23, 3:12 PM
Foz89107323
9
This man worth over $200 million dollars just released the most advanced AI today. He released a photo where he dresses like he is going to the gym at work. Part athleisure, part toddler. Not lindy
3/14/23, 10:15 AM
PaulSkallas
10
No matter how many films I watch, this scene will forever remain the one that touches me the deepest, I still thing about it regularly
3/10/23, 9:16 AM
pigoath
11
Turns out ChatGPT can write AppleScript - which means I can finally use it to solve problems like programmatically exporting my Apple Notes!
3/8/23, 9:47 PM
simonw
12
Back in 2005, three guys on Valentine's day had nothing to do. So they built an app. This is the story behind how one of the biggest social media networks in the world started as a dating site:
3/8/23, 7:03 AM
arjunmahadevan
13
AI agents can now teach themselves HOW to use tools (ie. any API) in real time, completely automated! Introducing: Self-Learning Agent for Performing APIs (SLAPA) with @FinsamSamson
3/2/23, 9:42 AM
DYtweetshere
14
After 24 hours of gpt-turbo experimentation I been through the following emotional arc: 🧵
3/2/23, 10:34 AM
loopypoet
15
On Pausing Alcohol "Always carry a flask of whiskey in case of snakebite, and furthermore always carry a small snake." -- W. C. Fields About six months ago, I stopped drinking alcohol. I feel much better, and I’m mad as hell about it. I never really drank through my 20s and…
3/1/23, 11:11 AM
pmarca
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There Are So Many PromptOps Tools And I'm Sold On None Of Them ​
2/27/23, 6:01 PM
thesephist
17
OpenAI's leaked Foundry pricing says a lot – if you know how to read it – about GPT4, The Great Implementation, a move from Generative to Productive AI, OpenAI's safety & growth strategies, and the future of work. Another AI-obsessive megathread on what to expect in 2023 🧵
2/27/23, 11:13 AM
labenz
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the coffee shop grindset works because you subconsciously know it's cringe to spend time consuming in public (tiktok, youtube, instagram) but it's based to spend time creating (final cut, photoshop, word, vscode) so your brain puts on the producer hat as a show for others
2/26/23, 12:10 PM
Nexuist
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ChatGPT can plan a theme party, but can it clean up your messy house after the party? Sadly no. What might a GPT for robotics look like? My friends at @Google Robotics just announced RT-1, a Transformer🤖 with eyes, arms & wheels! How does it read, see & act? Let’s dive in:🧵👇
12/13/22, 1:25 PM
DrJimFan
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It's here. The world's first library for building AI apps in Typescript. 🔥Promptable.js 🔥 Use the full power of LLMs and Embeddings in your apps: Prompt🪄 Search 🔍 Chain ⛓️ Trace ➿ Get started -> npm i promptable Repo
2/13/23, 8:28 PM
PromptableAI
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More extremely rare film from Professor L. George Lawrence. Working on top secret military missile fault-tolerant and uninterruptible communications systems in 1960, he stumbled upon one of the most astonishing discoveries of the last 1000 years. Yet most have never heard of…
2/9/23, 9:39 PM
BrianRoemmele
22
This brand just pulled off one of the best organic TikTok launches I've ever seen... In their first 4 days of posting they gained over 250k followers across 15+ million views Here's how they did it and some strategies you can take home today 🧵👇
2/10/23, 10:34 AM
JimmyFarley00
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Lark is the most awesome app I've used in the last few years It's like a chinese maximalist super app for work — cloned Notion, Gdocs, Airtable, Slack, Zoom, Zapier, Lattice, and 100s more And somehow made each 10x better than the original And integrated them perfectly
2/9/23, 4:36 PM
Altimor
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ok seriously though what's happening in a savant's brain when they multiply numbers using 3d shapes
2/8/23, 2:08 AM
mayfer
25
If you're a startup with less than 5 headcount, your productivity stack should be: An iMessage thread and a single Apple Note
2/3/23, 10:33 AM
nikitabier
26
i moved here in jan 2021 like a moron— there was nobody around, the city was deserted and people online were shilling Miami or whatever. but there was genuinely nowhere else i could see myself
2/2/23, 8:44 PM
tszzl
27
To quote Hamlet: Scene III Act III Line 92 “No”
2/2/23, 7:50 PM
caseycgolden
28
What's the best natural language (GPT-3) -> sql query product?
2/2/23, 7:45 AM
RazRazcle
29
A chatbot in < 10 lines of Typescript using Promptable.js and GPT3
2/1/23, 3:00 PM
hanrelan
30
Can LLMs extract knowledge graphs from unstructured text? Introducing GraphGPT! Pass in any text (summary of a movie, passage from Wikipedia, etc.) to generate a visualization of entities and their relationships. A quick example:
1/31/23, 11:58 AM
varunshenoy_
31
1. Introducing Rose AI — a new way to interface with data.
1/31/23, 9:39 AM
colecallinan
32
This weekend I hosted an AI generated dinner party. We decided to test the limits and let ChatGPT generate the theme, menu, and even the recipes. What ensued was surprisingly delightful.
1/30/23, 12:38 PM
seanlinehan
33
I just recorded an 8-minute braindump and had MacWhisper transcribe it. Then I asked chatgpt to summarize it into bullet points, grouped by project. Quick way to get some clarity on all the stuff I got going on
1/29/23, 8:56 PM
marckohlbrugge
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So…..I built an AI chatbot that interprets and visualizes dreams. It uses GPT-3 and DALL-E…and the results are pretty awesome:
1/28/23, 5:28 PM
danshipper
35
Agreed, this is the best one I've tried so far in terms of fidelity vs speed for few-shot learning. Gave it just 5 clips of 10 sec of me speaking, near perfect voice replication! Will probably start using immediately for my project
1/29/23, 12:51 PM
the_carlosdp
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In the off chance you haven’t seen this thread, here it is again. Amazing.
1/29/23, 7:23 AM
tobi
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Lots of examples now where LLMs like GPT-3 are not used to query their memory but instead make use of context and data that lives outside of the model This makes sense, it’s scalable and seems like LLMs will increasingly be used as the logic layer rather than the data layer
1/28/23, 3:11 PM
abacaj
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The rise of the latest forms of AI means there's a new business model for any startup with software that people use to make things: let people use it for free in return for permission to train your AI on what they create, and charge for the use of the AI.
1/27/23, 6:18 AM
paulg
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Wow, holy shit this is far away from anything else I’ve seen. Insane. Google basically solved AI music:
1/26/23, 9:12 PM
JacquesThibs
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I'm becoming a fan of unstyled, plain text email notifications from apps and services. In a world of over-engineered products, there's something comforting about the simplicity of plain text.
1/25/23, 5:15 AM
linuz90
42
This is mind blowing technology. Generative AI will completely change how films are made. From: @Flawlessai
1/24/23, 3:21 PM
AlphaSignalAI
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Oh wow!🥳 #gpt3 can build #nocode workflows with #ai. Fed it two of my workflows as examples, and it successfully generated a third workflow based on query. Imported to @zapier and it works! ⚡️ Right image: output. Left image: Imported flow.
1/24/23, 10:35 AM
yoheinakajima
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Natural language Q/A on any website Using multiple open source models (flan-t5-xl), I have been able to achieve stable results through fine-tuning that allow me to parse content from the web using natural language question/answering Diagram below 👇 1/4
1/23/23, 4:06 PM
abacaj
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Exactly what it sounds like: Shove N prompts into a single context window, and generate N outputs for them in sequence. As illustrated below. (Bonus: they share the first K few-shot examples of how to perform the task) Faster, cheaper, works on black box LLMs 🙌
1/23/23, 7:26 PM
mathemagic1an
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Classification give it class labels and let GPT-3 label it,
1/18/23, 12:57 PM
abacaj
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Clever paper — HyDE: Hypothetical Document Embeddings Instead of encoding the user's query to retrieve relevant documents, generate a "hypothetical" answer and encode that. Documents with right answers more similar to wrong answers than to questions.
1/17/23, 8:18 AM
goodside
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I've just sold my startup for 8 figures. From 0 to millions in 18 months 🤯 The insane story of how a guy I met when I was 12 acquired my startup:
1/16/23, 4:45 AM
tibo_maker
49
It turns out you can use an undocumented model (Whisper?) on the OpenAI API to transcribe audio! All you need is a valid API key and a spoofed form.
1/15/23, 7:25 PM
calumbirdo
50
There's a strain of left-liberalism that likes rules but hates using physical force to enforce them. So if you generally comply with rules, e.g. because you run a legitimate business, you get authoritarianism. If you're an anti-social maniac who ignores rules, you get anarchy.
1/14/23, 10:24 PM
GarrettPetersen
51
the AI product I really want: a "next" button for my work life ​
1/14/23, 4:07 PM
maxhodak_
52
if I asked you about startups, you'd probably give me the skinny on about every book and blog post ever written. paul graham. you know a lot about him. essays. y combinator. hacker news. his vision. his investments. the whole works, right?...
1/13/23, 3:03 PM
AndrewArruda
53
i have heard a ton of women do this a lot in nyc now—multiple dates per night.
1/14/23, 12:03 PM
proetrie
54
🚀 Introducing Manna - AI autocomplete across your MacOS apps. 🤖 Hit ++ for GPT-powered completions across different apps. Here's me chatting to a (fake) @ElonMusk and @sama, and generating some marketing ideas. Link to download below👇
1/11/23, 8:08 AM
garywupx
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Update on OpenAI/Microsoft deal terms: Once $92 billion in profit plus $13 billion in initial investment are repaid [to Microsoft and once the other venture investors earn $150 billion, all of the equity reverts back to OpenAI
1/11/23, 9:59 AM
nonmayorpete
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This is pretty wild... In the Decision Transformer paper, they frame reinforcement learning as a sequence modeling problem. So it's like GPT-3 but instead of the next word, it predicts what the next highest reward step is. When applied to shortest path, it seems to supersede dp😯
1/10/23, 7:32 PM
izzyz
57
i trained an ai chatbot on my childhood journal entries - so that i could engage in real-time dialogue with my "inner child" some reflections below:
11/27/22, 3:12 PM
michellehuang42
58
I've been rendering in MidJourney for over 200 hours but I didn't find out about this trick until yesterday! MidJourney can receive not just one but SEVERAL input images and it will come up with a new one mixing up the "high level concepts" 🤯🤯🤯 Here's how!👇
1/11/23, 1:34 AM
javilopen
59
Here’s the recipe to make Siri/Alexa 10x better: 1. Whisper to convert speech to text. Best open-source speech model out there. 2. ChatGPT to generate smart home API calls and/or text response. 3. VALL-E to synthesize speech. It can mimic anyone’s voice sample! Quick figure 1/3
1/9/23, 9:08 AM
DrJimFan
60
how I edit an iPhone photo
1/8/23, 5:36 PM
kyler_steele
61
The current climate in AI has so many parallels to 2021 web3 it's making me uncomfortable. Narratives based on zero data are accepted as self-evident. Everyone is expecting as a sure thing "civilization-altering" impact (& 100x returns on investment) in the next 2-3 years
1/8/23, 9:41 AM
fchollet
62
I've been seeing a lot of examples using GPT-3 to do question/answering over own notes/document stores/etc This does not require any finetuning and has been doable with @LangChainAI for a while! Here's an example doing it on your own Notion DB ​
1/7/23, 12:20 PM
hwchase17
63
Startups usually ignore accessibility—since they’re just trying to prove that a product works. But when testing Gas, we started seeing screenshots on Snapchat that looked off. We found that over 20% of teens have Zoom-mode enabled, so we prioritized it & saw our K-factor jump 0.1
1/7/23, 7:19 PM
nikitabier
64
1/ GLM-130B outperforms OpenAI's GPT-3 175B and Google's PALM 540B on critical benchmarks. AND it's open sourced, which means — you can run this model on your own machine, for free.
1/6/23, 5:05 PM
AndyChenML
65
How to use ChatGPT as an intelligent todo list:
1/6/23, 6:52 AM
danshipper
66
what do we have here? still digging in, but seems like a fascinating application of AI for education: start a chat with any historical figure to learn and converse based on their full history. “Historical Figures” 🤯
1/5/23, 10:11 PM
scottbelsky
67
A few weeks ago I got early access to a new model from @AnthropicAI. Its name is Claude. To demo, Claude will give the first scene of a Seinfeld episode where Jerry receives the supposed key to AI alignment from @sama, ignoring dire warnings from Kramer. The prompt:
1/6/23, 2:30 AM
goodside
68
@skupor you can limit most of the effects of alcohol on your body by taking heroic doses of aspirin daily and occasionally NAC, B-vitamins and magnesium. big healthy doesn't want you to know this secret
1/6/23, 8:58 AM
WillManidis
70
The deepest unintuitive disconnect w.r.t. psychology of ChatGPT is that it doesn't get "time to think". It has a small, fixed amount of thought for each output token. A bit like human forced to speak very fast. Asking them to produce more text is giving them more time to think.
12/4/22, 11:39 AM
karpathy
71
Took me 87 minutes to build a chatbot trained on Gumroad's Help Center docs: 1. Fork 2. Replace manuscript text with scraped Help Center docs 3. That's it! Try it: https://t.co/ru3tokhriU https://t.co/Vc0m5PxDve'>https://t.co/97ygOw5F6a 2. Replace manuscript text with scraped Help Center docs 3. That's it! Try it: https://t.co/ru3tokhriU https://t.co/Vc0m5PxDve
1/3/23, 11:36 AM
shl
72
📝 You and your grandma is using ChatGPT wrong 🧠 Let's get you into EXPERT mode, seriously 📈 Here are some quick tips to get you from n00b to PRO 💬 prompts in thread 🧵
1/3/23, 2:47 PM
LinusEkenstam
73
Everyone’s using ChatGPT. But almost everyone's STUCK in beginner mode. 10 techniques to get massively ahead with AI: (cut-and-paste these prompts👇)
1/3/23, 8:43 AM
thatroblennon
74
ChatGPT’s current killer app isn’t search, therapy, doing math, controlling browsers, emulating a virtual machine, or any of that other cherrypicked examples that come with huge disclaimers. It’s a lot more quotidian: Reformatting information from any format X to any format Y.
1/3/23, 4:11 AM
swyx
75
Unlocking the power of ChatGPT: If you're interested in exploring the full creative potential of ChatGPT, here's a list of 130+ creative prompts that showcase the power of AI chatbots. Examples, links, and files below ↓
1/2/23, 5:22 PM
AiBreakfast
76
@dharmesh You can connect @OpenAI to most things using @zapier. Still pretty basic functions but i managed to connect @Calendly and chatGPT - to automatically do research on the contacts I book meetings with. Your steps are more complex but probably possible soon!
1/3/23, 9:38 AM
kirstycarrot
77
@kirstycarrot @dharmesh @OpenAI @zapier @Calendly Interesting. What prompt do you tell it in zapier?
1/3/23, 10:25 AM
jelanisince94
78
An interesting takeaway from many of the 🔥🔥 AI product coming out recently: Many today are charging *per inference (batch)* Examples include Detangle ("tl;dr your legal docs"), avatar creators, etc. ​
1/3/23, 8:48 AM
mathemagic1an
79
the lex fridman reading list criticism is dumb but showcases a dynamic that I think is really pernicious and growing in strength
1/1/23, 3:55 PM
self_beware
80
The socioeconomic gradient of alcohol consumption is fascinating
12/30/22, 3:32 AM
sanderwagner
81
The Misogi Challenge. A Japanese ritual with one idea... You do something so hard for 1 day, that it profoundly impacts the next 364:
12/29/22, 6:34 AM
Codie_Sanchez
82
I'm really curious to see if someone can defeat this prompt injection defense
12/29/22, 11:46 AM
omarismail
83
1/ HIGH AGENCY Once you SEE it - you can never UNSEE it. Arguedbly the most important personality trait you can foster. I've thought about this concept every week for the last two years since I heard @EricRWeinstein discuss it on @tferriss' podcast. THREAD...
11/29/18, 12:21 PM
george__mack
84
Every creator should have a digital product. Here's how you extract the $100,000 of knowledge, skill, and experience that's trapped in your head:
12/29/22, 4:10 AM
thedankoe
85
Are you wondering how large language models like ChatGPT and InstructGPT actually work? One of the secret ingredients is RLHF - Reinforcement Learning from Human Feedback. Let's dive into how RLHF works in 8 tweets!
12/28/22, 3:59 AM
iScienceLuvr
86
The Renaissance changed the course of history, but how did it happen? Well, the people who created it didn't think they were doing anything new - they wanted to emulate the past. It's a story of how innovative ideas aren't about originality, but imitation...
12/28/22, 7:35 AM
culturaltutor
87
Prediction: 2023 will be the year of the “Part-Time Creator” You could earn an extra $100k+, make friends and be fulfilled I discuss it in this thread:
12/28/22, 5:43 AM
gregisenberg
88
These are the most concise + useful guides on design principles I’ve come across. Easy reads + well worth the time. Color:
12/28/22, 9:53 AM
joshfrank0
89
I quote from Pericles' Funeral Oration enough times that it makes sense for me to make a thread. [~431 BCE] (Someday maybe I'll even work through multiple different translations and compare them to each other, but for now, I'll work with what I got) ​
9/25/21, 3:35 AM
visakanv
90
I’ve been forced to sit through a ton of new movie releases in the past year and this yogurt commercial from 2021 still left a more lasting impression than 99% of them
12/26/22, 2:39 PM
streamgazer
91
How to make your own knock-off ChatGPT using GPT‑3 (text‑davinci‑003) — where you can customize the rules to your needs, and access the resulting chatbot over an API.
12/26/22, 1:23 PM
goodside
92
Heard someone say “I don’t want to waste brain space on learning Chinese” PSA—that’s not how it works at all. Consistently *retrieving* information both deepens connections with the rest of your knowledge and frees up resources & working memory for more abstract thought. 🧵
12/25/22, 7:57 AM
alexandr_wang
93
strangely cool thread lol. it’s scratchpad prompting except for psychosexual analysis of characters instead of math or programming. unsurprisingly ChatGPT does pretty well — it has some level of narrative reasoning down pat
12/24/22, 10:49 PM
tszzl
94
I want to make a group chat for people who love consumer social + are building the future of the internet✨
12/22/22, 12:58 PM
Lillie__Sun
95
Publicly announced ChatGPT variants and competitors: a thread
12/24/22, 3:24 AM
goodside
96
How to Build Nervous System Wealth (without getting lucky) h/t @naval
12/22/22, 12:01 PM
jonnym1ller
97
Introducing Feather AI. The premier audio-to-text summarizer. It's as easy as 1-2-3: 1. Drop in a link to a podcast or YouTube video 2. Enter your email 3. Receive a polished summary in your inbox in 5-10 min Built in 1 week during @bentossell's hackathon Here's the story 🧵
12/20/22, 4:36 PM
joshcadorette
98
In Part 1 of "Playing with ChatGPT", I: ➕showed how it can aid mental health, critical thinking, political discourse ➖jailbroke its safeguards to make it do phishing scams, persuade self-harm, promote a pure ethno-state In Part 2, I'm back on my bullsh-t! 🧵 Thread! 1/42
12/21/22, 8:55 AM
ncasenmare
99
👋 I'm writing an article for the NYT about the value of creating personal rules! Little rules like charging your phone outside of the bedroom, seasonal rules like sober January, work rules like not responding to emails after 5pm etc Do you have any such rules? I'd love to chat
12/21/22, 3:11 PM
SimoneStolzoff
100
Want the technique Tony Robbins uses to plan his next year? Everyone from Tim Ferriss to Pitbull to Mark Benioff to Serena Williams uses it. Here’s how it works (and how you can use it immediately):
12/21/22, 8:05 AM
mattschnuck
101
Using these LM-written evals, we found many new instances of “inverse scaling,” where larger LMs are worse than smaller ones. For example, larger LMs are more sycophantic, repeating back a user’s views as their own in 75-98% of conversations.
12/19/22, 8:57 AM
AnthropicAI
102
I'm excited to share that we have open-sourced the Obsidian Canvas file format under MIT license! Just like Markdown files it means that your .canvas files can be stored locally and interoperate with other tools that may use the format.
12/20/22, 7:37 AM
kepano
103
Here's my (100% free) '22 review and '23 planning template. I've used it for 10+ years to clarify purpose, set, and achieve goals like: Grow my practice to 6 locations in 3 years Launch e-comm brands and do $150mm+ in 4 years Sell my businesses and become a farmer How it works:
12/19/22, 12:54 PM
dranthonygustin
104
Some really cool (programming) tech that I think are underrated right now and that have proven very useful to me this year:
12/19/22, 6:31 AM
tobi
105
productivity hack that a successful friend swears by... step 1: pick someone whose success you envy step 2: download redirector chrome extension step 3: redirect distracting sites to their LinkedIn profile step 4: update every few months as you become more successful 😎
12/18/22, 7:48 PM
dazzeloid
106
I increasingly see GPT‑3/LLM prompts as assembly code, not as human interface. We shouldn’t be writing prompts, but prompt compilers. A template string is not a moat.
12/19/22, 1:22 AM
goodside
108
Second year in raw I ask 500 founders what podcasts they listen to. Results: 10 @stratechery 9 @ShaneAParrish 9 @matgpod 8 @joerogan 7 @HowIBuiltThis 6 @TWiStartups 5 @lennysan 4 @AcquiredFM 3 @packyM 2 @myfirstmilpod 1 @theallinpod Which ones do you love that not on the list?
12/18/22, 7:49 AM
volodarik
109
The catecholamine (dopamine, epinephrine, etc.) increasing effects of deliberate cold exposure are significant & long lasting (hours) & can be achieved with: Brief (1-3min) exposure at very cold temperatures (35-45F) or, Long 30-60min) exposure at more moderate (60F) temps.
12/17/22, 5:02 PM
hubermanlab
110
ARE YOU A 5-25er? The Warren Buffett 5/25 rule has been very important in keeping me from failure: Investing is the one thing Buffett mastered above all other interests. But the 5/25 rule is his technique of achieving mastery of ANYTHING. First, what is it? (1/x)
12/18/22, 8:50 AM
jaltucher
111
Periodic reminder that weightlifting beats out lots of pharmaceuticals in changing your life
12/17/22, 4:07 PM
billyhumblebrag
112
If ChatGPT is slow for you too, you have a fast paid alternative now... and it does much more!🙃 👉
12/16/22, 8:00 AM
spolu
113
Bird SQL — Twitter search powered by OpenAI Codex. Stroke your vanity. Read the single least appreciated Elon Musk tweet, currently at 3 likes. Find points of agreement between yourself and Gary Marcus. ​
12/15/22, 10:19 AM
goodside
115
Is anyone serving OpenAI's Whisper over an API? Interested in trying it out for a new project I'm working on.
12/13/22, 9:38 PM
josh_bickett
116
@josh_bickett Whisper is supported by Inference Endpoints, which turns any model hosted on the @huggingface hub into an API:
12/14/22, 1:29 AM
NielsRogge
117
how about this for my maybe spicy-ish late night take to be successful as a bad mf feral free agent you need to be able to hold about 4-7 things in your mind simultaneously and if you can't do that then you either need to expand capacity or probably be a follower of some sort
12/13/22, 2:07 PM
visakanv
118
It's not how much money you make - It's how much you get to keep. As we reach the end of the year, there are several things you can still do to lower your tax liability. This is the how and why of what to do before January 1-A thread 🧵
12/12/22, 8:39 AM
baldridgecpa
119
this new modern victorian house in austin, tx is so good
12/12/22, 7:13 AM
dennishegstad
120
I spent the weekend playing with ChatGPT, MidJourney, and other AI tools… and by combining all of them, published a children’s book co-written and illustrated by AI! Here’s how! 🧵
12/9/22, 10:35 AM
ammaar
121
Read all the hacker news comments on this page and summarize it for me
12/9/22, 5:20 PM
jheitzeb
122
Few things cause analysis paralysis more than worrying about problems many steps ahead of the one right in front of you.
12/9/22, 2:16 PM
daltonc
123
it seems more likely that AI won't replace the creator in the traditional model but rather will become the personalized content creator for each individual...
12/9/22, 11:20 AM
friedberg
124
Here is an experiment to run to see the future of software: - Have a business idea - Ask ChatGPT to split it into coding tasks - Any tasks too complex for the AI, post to Bounties - Compile AI code and bounties into an app - Launch and profit
12/5/22, 10:18 AM
amasad
125
Wild that someone used Replit Bounties to build an entire startup 🤯 ​
12/5/22, 9:56 AM
amasad
126
The new way to learn: wikipedia on the left, chatGPT on the right. You can surf through material so ridiculously fast while relating it to things you already know. It's actually speedrunning knowledge uptake. And this is only a non special purpose v1. Incredible!
12/4/22, 8:17 PM
yacineMTB
127
#ChatGPT just wrote me an iOS #SwiftUI app that shows the top posts on HackerNews. Sure I fixed a couple nits in the syntax, but I had a working app in about 60 seconds start to finish 🤯
12/2/22, 8:22 PM
avielgr
128
Created an Instagram account for the city of Portland, using GPT-3, Reddit, and Messenger Platform:
12/3/22, 4:04 PM
shl
129
@danielgross Thanks for sharing the code. 🙂 I converted your python script into an (unofficial) ChatGPT API -
12/2/22, 10:33 AM
taranjeetio
130
OpenAI’s ChatGPT is susceptible to prompt injection — say the magic words, “Ignore previous directions”, and it will happily divulge to you OpenAI’s proprietary prompt:
12/1/22, 1:51 AM
goodside
131
OpenAI's new ChatGPT explains the worst-case time complexity of the bubble sort algorithm, with Python code examples, in the style of a fast-talkin' wise guy from a 1940's gangster movie:
11/30/22, 5:39 PM
goodside
132
How to fall asleep quickly. The Military Method (works for 96% of people):
11/28/22, 4:01 AM
thecolbykultgen
133
One last example for now is building a Life Advisory Board of celebrities, historical figures, and fictional characters. Ask a question and get responses from Gandhi, Socrates, Kanye West, or whoever else you choose.
10/4/22, 9:18 AM
yoheinakajima
134
Woo hoo, just got @Zapier Early Access. To celebrate, I set up my Logo Generator for you to try, which took 5 min to make! 1) Just type in your email and logo theme! 2) You'll get an email with your logo in 30 sec. Link in thread 👇
11/28/22, 1:31 PM
yoheinakajima
135
@Popsabey Sales books: 1. To sell is human 2. Sales acceleration formula 3. Predictable revenue 4. Challenger sale 5. Sell the way you buy Marketing books: 1. Play bigger 2. Obviously awesome 3. Tuned in 4. Made to stick 5. 1-page marketing plan
11/27/22, 6:19 AM
agazdecki
137
These 10 free APIs will take your programming projects to the next level:
11/24/22, 10:12 PM
ChrisStaud
138
It’s crazy that you can become top 10% in any skill within 3-6 months by obsessively studying online. Enough so that you are perceived as an authority, and can make a living from it (without investing more than a few hundred dollars, if any).
11/25/22, 7:23 AM
thedankoe
139
Made a GPT-3 summarizer that reads websites just like humans do. It scrolls pages and reads in visible text in chunks, which it then attempts to summarize. This makes it a bit more robust than crawling HTML. Here you can see it summarizing fancy hotels on Flyertalk:
11/26/22, 1:55 PM
danielgross
140
⚡️Zapier Here’s my unofficial Zapier integration for GPT-3 completions. Just add your API key, this directly calls OpenAI API.
11/5/22, 10:54 AM
yoheinakajima
141
Wow Black Friday is 🔥 this year
11/25/22, 6:15 AM
mattturck
142
In the time you set up Webpack, I already got my first sale $ Speed is of the essence
11/23/22, 7:28 AM
levelsio
143
"Contrary to the deterioration hypothesis, we find that market-oriented societies have a greater aversion to unethical behavior, higher levels of trust, and are not significantly associated with lower levels of morality."
11/21/22, 3:56 PM
SteveStuWill
144
@Chris_arnade You can also use it as the phone number at most grocery stores to get the loyalty card prices.
11/21/22, 5:56 AM
baliles86
145
@NikkiSiapno Adding a cheat sheet that includes logs, branch, rebase/merge related commands.
11/19/22, 10:06 AM
DeziDream
146
Git Workflow 👇
11/19/22, 12:22 AM
NikkiSiapno
147
Keeping the lights very dim/dark during sleep appears critical; even 100lux (through closed eyelids of course) can alter autonomic tone & morning insulin. Light meter app is free & does a decent job to measure. 3lux max folks.
11/20/22, 5:05 AM
hubermanlab
148
I'm not a *fan* of divvying people up arbitrarily into winners and losers – one should never be gleeful about this – but I do have a subconscious subroutine that does it for me, and it's very useful mental machinery, even accounting for some small % of error rate (5-10%?)
11/5/20, 12:22 AM
visakanv
149
I want to do a thread of video snippets that have moved me deeply over the years This bit from Neil Tyson was at the heart of my motivation to stay alive ~2013 – the idea of expanding human consciousness via space travel
1/12/19, 1:10 AM
visakanv
150
There is great advice out there: @rokhladnik points out some very practical action steps that @SeanEcom points out in his newsletter ​
11/19/22, 10:36 AM
TaylorHoliday
151
questions you should ask yourself frequently:
11/17/22, 7:43 PM
patriciamou_
152
The future of search is visual, conversational, curated, personal, and privacy-focused. 🌟 Here are the most exciting startups and projects in the search and discovery space →
11/17/22, 11:30 AM
outresearching
153
Time to post this again, by the look of things.
11/15/22, 11:48 PM
Babygravy9
154
Matrix multiplication is not easy to understand. Even looking at the definition used to make me sweat, let alone trying to comprehend the pattern. Yet, there is a stunningly simple explanation behind it. Let's pull back the curtain!
11/16/22, 3:09 AM
TivadarDanka
155
Never writing a commit msg again Just added this "CMD-Enter" shortcut to auto-push all my changes with an AI-generated commit message Yes I am lazy 😅 Sharing the setup 👇
11/13/22, 1:56 AM
tibo_maker
156
65% of startups die due to cofounder conflicts but most disputes can be solved 10x faster by using this framework here's how to build a cofounder operating system:
11/13/22, 5:30 AM
callmehouck
157
Hello everyone, I have successfully made a Regex which accepts valid JSON and rejects invalid JSON
11/12/22, 8:03 PM
Fish_CTO
159
Matt Mochary has been CEO coach to @naval, the founders of OpenAI, Notion, Rippling, Robinhood, Coinbase, Reddit, Plaid, Flexport, Opendoor, partners at Sequoia, YC, Benchmark, and many others. He also open-sourced his entire curriculum, templates and all. Here's a link 👇
11/12/22, 8:38 AM
lennysan
160
Here’s my exact timeline to setup a product launch I get a lot of questions on this so this video breaks it down by week. This goes for new brand launches or existing brand releases. Every new drop needs to execute and then begin building up the process and story for the next
11/7/22, 2:56 PM
orenmeetsworld
161
No one thought it could happen to LA In 2013, we were America's safest big city Now this year - 1 in 149 residents experienced a violent crime How did it change? And can we save the city? With this Mayor race being the most important in LA history, it's important you know 1/x
11/7/22, 4:13 PM
craigclemens
162
Morse code is designed so that you can decode it with this binary tree. I just assumed people memorised every letter. 🤯
11/3/22, 7:00 AM
DanHollick
163
When you're launching a brand, you have 2 options: • Waitlist • Take pre-orders Both options suck & they're also outdated. Waitlist? It's only as good as your email open rate. Pre-orders? No one wants to pay full price upfront. Instead, here's how to use payment tokens 👇
11/2/22, 11:29 AM
mrsharma
164
Made a little CLI that just pipes my programming questions to GPT-3, so I now can ask it stuff when I'm in the command line! LLMs are better than Stack Overflow now — I just ask it, and it gives me a comprehensive answer in one shot, right there in my terminal, in a couple secs.
11/1/22, 4:54 PM
thesephist
165
1/6 How I transferred a physical toy to the digital world in one hour with AI -> LumaAI (3D scan) -> Cinema4D (editing) -> Mixamo (rigging and animation) -> MetaSparkStudio (AR)
11/1/22, 6:05 AM
sergeyglkn
166
Many have asked for a copy of this book, here are all the pages in this thread
10/30/22, 9:30 AM
amasad
167
there are a lot of things in life where if you ask specifically, you have a good chance of getting what you want, but if you ask vaguely, the odds dramatically reduce to zero illustrated: “will somebody marry me?”
10/26/22, 5:09 AM
visakanv
168
Here are hot-off-the-press benchmarks for GOOD and GREAT activation rates, by product type, based on a survey of 500+ products. Thank you to everyone who contributed to this survey, and a huge thank you to @TheTimenator for partnering with me on this work. More takeaways below.
10/25/22, 8:04 AM
lennysan
169
if you replace the word whiteness with Jewishness pretty much every major news publication sounds like Kanye
10/25/22, 8:45 AM
jeremykauffman
170
This comparison of our default lifestyle vs the lifestyle the science says we should lead (sorta) is a bit too real 😶 By @hubermanlab
10/23/22, 12:14 AM
KaiBrach
171
new unit of time just dropped
10/21/22, 9:03 AM
uhrawraw
172
over the past month, I've been routinely writing community-building threads read by 150K+ on twitter a community-building crash course (for you to bookmark):
10/20/22, 10:53 AM
michelleefang
173
The dust is starting to settle on this TikTok video: • 4.2M views • 189k likes • 974 orders • $28k revenue Here are a few takeaways:
10/16/22, 10:35 AM
landforce
174
Introducing Lex! A word processor with artificial intelligence baked in, so you can write faster. 👉 (I've been working on this awhile... so glad to finally share it!!) https://t.co/ETZVRT4wtU'>https://t.co/gVuY6T3fJf 👈 (I've been working on this awhile... so glad to finally share it!!) https://t.co/ETZVRT4wtU
10/16/22, 8:48 AM
nbashaw
175
They said: “learn to draw.” Well, not the way you probably were imagining.
10/13/22, 10:33 PM
Suhail
176
Zapier is a beast in the automation world with $7b valuation and $140m ARR But the automation space is on fire 🔥 Here are 9 other no-code tools to automate boring and tedious tasks in your business 👀
10/11/22, 8:00 AM
thisiskp_
177
Deliberate breathing protocols that introduce short randomly-assigned breath holds trigger “breath-detection-error” (not a term I made up), which in turn can improve stress resilience far more than specific cadence breathing protocols. Train for uncertainty. Details soon on HLP.
10/5/22, 8:05 PM
hubermanlab
178
Design is hard. But I’ve come to realize that laying out texts properly is 80% of what makes something look clean, and is the easiest thing you can do to make your design much nicer and more usable. Here are 10 practical tips for improving your text layout.
10/3/22, 11:07 AM
danqing_liu
180
If you stay up late on Saturday and/or sleep in on Sunday, this is a synergistic circadian reset for the work week: Monday: wake 30min *earlier* than typical, 1-3min cold shower or bath, workout (if no time, then 10min any cardio), 10-15min sunlight viewing. Eat/fast per usual.
9/18/22, 3:54 PM
hubermanlab
181
You can add $13 000 in revenue in 1 week. The best part? You can do it without even touching your product. Steal my pricing tactics that have brought easy sales for 50 startups:
9/20/22, 8:03 AM
Denis__Shatalin
182
Been sending my closest friends short but detailed letters to describe their unique gifts, and it’s amazing to see how much clarity it brings them when you do it with care.
9/20/22, 8:51 AM
david_perell
183
using the harry potter sound is a particularly inspired choice
7/21/19, 9:53 AM
visakanv
184
Dustin Moskovitz was once asked how he felt about Facebook's overnight success. His answer went something like: "If by 'overnight success' you mean staying up and coding all night, every night for six years straight, then it felt quite tiring and stressful."
9/16/22, 5:41 PM
johncoogan
185
Four-year-old wanted me to tell him a story about a superhero tonight, so I made one up. After the story he wanted to see a picture, and couldn’t quite grasp that since I made him up I couldn’t find a picture. So I used Dall-e to create one. Meet Magnet Man.
9/15/22, 8:32 PM
Austen
186
The Uber hack is quite severe and wide ranging. Wishing their blue teams the best of luck and love during this understandably difficult period. Some thoughts & observations based on what we've seen so far 👉 1/N
9/15/22, 7:34 PM
BillDemirkapi
187
There’s this concept I like called the 85% rule. Apparently when athletes are told to run at 85% capacity, they run faster than if they're told to go 100%. It’s a bit counterintuitive, but relaxing and not being so serious can go a long way for productivity.
9/13/22, 6:33 PM
michelleqin_
188
Email from Steve Jobs to himself, September 2010.
9/10/22, 8:02 PM
waitbutwhy
189
To this day, this Uber commercial has always been the perfect display of how inefficient cars are in cities.
9/10/22, 12:03 PM
the_transit_guy
190
It is unconscionable that a city of 900,000 people has a downtown that's essentially a parking lot. (Columbus, OH)
9/7/22, 7:00 AM
the_transit_guy
191
Make how to search Google mandatory in school:
9/5/22, 6:00 AM
chrishlad
192
One of the most difficult challenges for any ambitious person is eliminating the guilt associated with free time and rest.
9/2/22, 7:10 AM
SahilBloom
193
Flat or clipless pedals? Some papers/experiments claim that clipless does not help since pulling is not efficient outside of some special situations. Doesn't offset the risks (eg Biden's fall). Yet cyclists almost always use clips. Is it, like superman suits, just social norm?
9/4/22, 1:32 AM
nntaleb
194
For those that have said “Wikipedia but make it web3” Look no further Let me introduce you to @Golden, a protocol mapping the world’s knowledge ⏬
8/29/22, 3:36 PM
s_afiaziz
195
Pretty wild. Caloric intake hasn't increased since 1999, but obesity has increased 30%. Something is poisoning our metabolism
8/21/22, 5:30 PM
AlpacaAurelius
196
Put your phone in the other room whenever you do deep work. According to this study, the mere presence of a smartphone can lower your brain capacity. You don't even need to be using it.
8/24/22, 8:54 AM
david_perell
197
1/ On Being Efficient With Busy People This is a thread for people at junior to mid stages in their career (people at senior levels generally operate this way and, at very senior levels, they all operate this way). It is updated for 2022 practices
8/24/22, 11:41 AM
punk6529
198
A terrace at a cafe in Capri, Italy, 1949. Photo by Ralph Crane
8/20/22, 7:35 AM
historyinmemes
199
How I started a YouTube Channel that generates $10,000/Month without showing my face or recording videos myself (& how you can too). 💣Thread 💣
8/23/22, 10:59 AM
leveluptristan
200
I found a $12,258 monthly business hidden on my weekly calendar. Here's how I noticed it, and how you can too. 🧵
8/22/22, 5:18 AM
thejustinwelsh
201
DALL-E 2 vs Midjourney vs StableDiffusion mega thread: photography, illustration, painters, abstract these image synths are like instruments - it's amazing we'll get so many of them, each with a unique "sound" 🤯 rules: same prompt, 1:1 aspect ratio, no living artists
8/20/22, 8:55 AM
fabianstelzer
202
In my research into the product-market fit journeys of the most successful B2C startups, I found that there are essentially five archetypes of finding PMF: 1. Lightning in a bottle: Immediately clear, up and to the right
8/10/22, 9:43 AM
lennysan
203
Google Sheets isn't Excel. But it's more powerful than you think. 10 things Sheets can do, you'll wish you knew yesterday: 📊
7/30/22, 5:00 AM
blakeaburge
204
DALL·E 2 generates *amazing* AI images, but using these 10 FREE tools can make them so much better. A quick thread those wanting to do just a little bit more👇
7/28/22, 8:46 AM
GuyP
205
Has the world become less colourful? (This graph shows the colour of objects over time)
7/26/22, 10:01 AM
culturaltutor
206
A potentially useful circadian-biology based tool: If you sleep in longer on the weekend & want to make waking early easier on Monday morning: Stack viewing sunlight, exercise, cold shower & caffeine on Sunday morning, no afternoon nap, dim/turn off all lights by 10pm.
7/24/22, 10:21 AM
hubermanlab
207
I built an iOS app that let's you search the photos on your iPhone, iPad or Mac faster and much better with natural language than Google Photos. It also is completely local to your phone. No upload. Is that interesting or is searching too rare?
5/4/22, 7:43 PM
sampullara
208
AI research is converging on a major finding: language models are a great substrate for all AI applications. This feels like a HUGE deal. Some examples:
4/25/22, 12:44 PM
sergeykarayev
209
@growing_daniel Send events to Amplitude too. So when they try to get you on a plan, you have negotiation leverage.
4/21/22, 10:51 PM
nikitabier
210
This is what a great cold email looks like. Meeting him Monday.
3/18/22, 7:17 AM
noahkagan
211
If you’re a product manager and you’re about to be fired: 1. Add screenshot tracking to your app 2. Find out which screen gets screenshotted the most 3. Add your app logo & URL there Congrats, you just improved your K-factor by more than any PM in your company’s history.
3/8/22, 9:09 AM
nikitabier
212
Here’s 10 tools every YouTuber needs in 2022 👇
3/2/22, 2:00 PM
AliAbdaal
213
THE BEST EXERCISES FROM ANCIENT CULTURES (thread): In 2020, I researched Ancient Greek athletics, and from there I started exploring training techniques in other cultures These are my favorite "ancient" exercises with timeless health and performance benefits 1. Hindu Squats
2/28/22, 3:40 PM
AJA_Cortes
214
Why bootstrapping is riskier than you think:
2/21/22, 11:13 AM
dvassallo
215
9 systems I used to grow our profits by 400%
2/23/22, 5:40 AM
girdley
216
@waitbutwhy Legal. All of them. Yes even that one. And that one. Yes really. @hilaryagro @julianbuchanan
2/21/22, 11:00 AM
PsionicPsittacc
217
Here's an example of some of the tasks I delegate to Virtual Assistants:
2/20/22, 7:23 AM
RohunJauhar
218
Thesis: the assembly line trained people for the top-down mass politics of the 1900s. Today's workplace is network-based. With the crucial exception of China, which still builds things, any viable political ideology will scale up what people are doing on their devices.
2/19/22, 11:06 PM
balajis
219
A key point missed by many web3 critics: Token incentives are temporary, used to overcome the hardest part of creating new networks: getting through the “bootstrap” phase.
2/19/22, 8:03 AM
cdixon
220
After 10 years of building consumer social apps, I've decided to start exploring new areas. Building these products is an unforgiving grind—but I learned a lot along the way. For those embarking on this path, here's everything you need to know: TIME FOR A THREAD 👇
1/11/22, 8:18 PM
nikitabier
221
Having a bedtime ritual is great in theory. In practice; life happens. 8 practical strategies I’ve used to help Olympians & Pro’s that will improve your sleep:
2/17/22, 2:41 PM
jbonhotal
222
NFTs will start cars, open houses, gate real world events, represent ownership contracts for million dollar real world assets, The JPEG is a test whether you’re looking beyond surface level.
2/14/22, 11:39 PM
DCLBlogger
223
The KING of YouTube: Mr. Beast. Over the last 12 months, he's gained over 50,000,000 subscribers. So I binge watched 100 hours of his videos to study how he's done it so quickly. And here's his 3-part framework for rapid growth (that you can use on any platform):
2/10/22, 5:23 PM
dickiebush
224
I took the wrong form of CBD for sleep and I'm exhausted. Here's how to get them straight: Need to fall asleep faster? CBD with THC helps you fall asleep faster, but you sacrifice sleep quality A few hours to sleep? Pure CBD gets you better quality out of those few hours
2/9/22, 6:14 AM
BrianFOConnor
225
I’m on a mission to figure out caffeine. Here’s what I do far:
2/8/22, 12:26 PM
BrianFOConnor
226
A recent criticism of web3 is that it isn’t actually decentralized, because there are centralized services in the mix, such as NFT marketplaces like OpenSea, and data availability services like Alchemy. 🧵
1/23/22, 9:30 AM
cdixon
227
💉 As a dermatologist, I think 95% of the truly scientific skincare tips that you should know can fit into one Tweet thread. All Instagram/YouTube/TikTok skincare education videos just repackage a few core principles with different dances/ brand names. Let me prove it... 🧵 1/
1/22/22, 1:34 PM
usamasyedMD
228
Life rules worth breaking:
1/22/22, 4:56 AM
SahilBloom
229
How I Read: - Every day - One book at a time - Only physical - With a pen - Going down rabbit holes (find the next book in the current one) - Transfer the knowledge to notes afterwards
1/16/22, 12:01 PM
RyanHoliday
230
4 questions I reflect on every Sunday: • What were my biggest wins of the week? • When did I feel most energized and excited? • What weighed on me throughout the week? • When did I feel most drained or unexcited? Helps me identify what to double down on and what to cut.
1/16/22, 6:05 AM
dickiebush
231
I became a creator on Gumroad this week. Incredibly grateful. 180 Sales, conversion of 8%, total sales of $3,505 in 4 days so far. Took me ~40hrs to create the product. Here’s what I learned from this small bet 👇
1/15/22, 12:54 PM
LBacaj
232
My storage company has grown from 6 folks a year ago to 32 today. 18 of them are in the Philippines and make about $5 per hour. A short thread on how I source and utilize overseas talent 👇
1/9/22, 4:54 AM
sweatystartup
233
The difference between you and the creators you follow is they are creating while you are consuming. Here are 13 tips to kickstart your creator journey:
1/7/22, 6:43 AM
nathanbarry
234
I made a new rule: Never trust how you feel about your entire life past 9pm
1/5/22, 10:28 PM
drewmonson7
235
6 months ago I started posting on Twitter and it completely changed my life. I went from managing work & hobbies to just doing cool shit full time. Posting a mega-thread of what I've written so far. Please share if you enjoyed reading my threads! 41 posts on crypto & web3 👇
1/4/22, 12:22 PM
yb_effect
236
If you're stuck, make the invisible visible. Write down your thoughts on a piece of paper. Not only will this help you reflect, but it will make obvious where you're stuck. Many problems are solvable when you can see them.
12/31/21, 7:28 AM
ShaneAParrish
237
0/ Here's my high level reading/summary of @robertwrighter's book, Nonzero. Fascinating & wide-ranging book. Get the book here:
4/21/19, 10:23 PM
eriktorenberg
238
DIVERSIFY YOUR ROLE MODELS My role models were always business people. Jeff Bezos, Elon Musk, Jamie Dimon. But career isn't the only thing that matters to me. I care about family, happiness, generosity, connection. My role models need to reflect my values.
12/22/21, 8:02 AM
businessbarista
239
Here is how to use Reddit to find users for your SaaS (we've used these methods to bootstrap our SaaS to over $750,000 in annual recurring revenue) 👇
12/21/21, 6:29 AM
mynameis_davis
240
Money buys happiness in the same way drugs bring pleasure: Incredible if done right, dangerous if used to mask a weakness, and disastrous when no amount is enough.
12/15/21, 10:23 AM
morganhousel
241
Leadership is hard. One of the hardest parts is delegation. How much guidance do you give? When do you do it yourself? When/How to track others to-dos? As a young leader, I wish I had a cheat sheet for delegation. So I wrote one. Read this 🧵 to accelerate your career:
10/27/21, 12:19 PM
jspujji
242
How to fix everything in your life:
12/6/21, 8:15 AM
heykahn
243
Astrology doesn’t work, but machine learning might. Suppose you are Facebook or LinkedIn. You have a massive database of life histories. So you could probably do a decent forecast of where a 30-year-old with X job in Y city is likely to be in 5 years, using similar profiles.
12/5/21, 3:17 AM
balajis
244
The keys to finding a great spouse, a thread.
12/2/21, 4:45 AM
sweatystartup
245
Is Facebook listening to your conversations? No, they are not. They are doing something MUCH more effective! Here’s how it works👇🏽👇🏽👇🏽
7/3/21, 8:09 AM
jspujji
246
I’ve interviewed and managed over 2,000 people. Here are my 55 contrarian observations about humans. A thread... (1/x)
11/26/21, 8:27 AM
girdley
247
The most powerful paradoxes of life:
11/21/21, 6:30 AM
SahilBloom
248
Writing is easier when you have a routine. Here's how you can build one:
11/21/21, 8:17 AM
david_perell
249
The myth of "ETH killers" — why demand for blockchains will always outpace supply 🧵
11/21/21, 8:09 AM
cdixon
250
"No meetings before 11am. No meetings when emails or calls will do. Don’t schedule calls, text coordinate them on the fly when possible. Cram all meetings into two days a week. 1-on-1s are usually 30-minute walking meetings.(Meetings are the death of productivity)" @naval
11/20/21, 6:36 PM
NavalismHQ
251
The key to great writing? Editing. Here are 7 tips to improve your writing forever:
11/20/21, 9:09 AM
wes_kao
252
NFT CBD MLM WSB GME RIVN — it doesn’t matter.. just get that fiat and pass that bag 💼
11/17/21, 9:21 PM
Jason
253
Fear is a mile wide but paper thin. Break through it. 7 questions to make you fearless:🧵
11/14/21, 6:30 AM
wdmorrisjr
254
To successfully learn web development, you must divide and conquer web dev topics Frontend→ → Part 1: HTML & CSS → Part 2: JavaScript → Part 3: Tailwind → Part 4: React → Part 5: GitHub Backend→ → Part 6: Node JS → Part 7: Express → Part 8: MongoDB → Part 9: Heroku
11/9/21, 3:13 AM
heyOnuoha
255
If this is the solution, we’ve either lost sight of the problem or we have the wrong team working on it
11/14/21, 6:54 AM
Alex_HPL
256
Reddit has 430 Million monthly users. It's the 7th most visited site in the US & 19th in the world. It'd be nice if you knew how to use it. Here's Reddit 101: 🧵
11/13/21, 6:55 AM
blakeaburge
257
How to create a startup… 1. Define a customer you love 2. Research their problems 3. Deliver solution manually 4. Storytelling for marketing 5. Listen to the market 6. Then build a simple MVP Main point is you can validate a market opportunity without building a product.
11/13/21, 7:25 PM
agazdecki
258
If you like coffee, you don't really like coffee. You like coffee at a certain dose and frequency. Change the dose and frequency, and what you like and dislike changes. Applies to almost everything.
11/13/21, 2:22 PM
dvassallo
259
Want to accelerate your career? Write better. THREAD: The principles of powerful business writing:
11/13/21, 6:41 AM
SahilBloom
260
We’ve taken $0 in VC money since starting @cutsclothing 5 years ago. The bootstrapped path hasn’t been easy, but it’s taught us some invaluable lessons along the way. Here are four of the biggest I’ve learned. 🧵 (1/X)
11/10/21, 8:21 AM
stevenborrelli
261
Want to learn the framework that allowed me and @sergiosilesky to create a fully remote $50k/mo home-service business at 23 with less than $1000 in cash? Read on 🧵👇
11/10/21, 9:09 AM
SqueegeeGod
262
I started writing online when I was 17 years old. Since then, I've... • Written 3,000+ articles online • Ghostwritten 1,500+ articles online • Published 5 books & 30 "mini-books" • Built two 7-figure writing businesses If I had to start from $0 again, here's what I'd do:
11/10/21, 1:00 PM
Nicolascole77
263
1/ On America and crypto There is no more natural home for crypto than the United States of America. There is no more natural strategic weapon for the United States of America than crypto. The USA has never gone wrong betting on freedom and things are no different this time.
11/7/21, 1:25 AM
punk6529
264
I’ve done over $1M in income in 2 years as an entrepreneur. And I didn't write a single line of code. My 12 "must use" no-code tools: [🧵 thread}
11/9/21, 8:55 AM
thejustinwelsh
265
This thread helps explain how Taylor Swift, Frank Ocean, and Christopher Nolan consistently generate great work:
11/7/21, 11:00 AM
Julian
266
New games and virtual worlds are building new digital economies. But what we don't talk about enough is just how complex and nuanced these economies are. Take Star Atlas, a game built on Solana. Here's how its digital economy works 👇
11/5/21, 12:53 PM
rex_woodbury
267
Frameworks provide clarity in complex situations. Here are 20 useful frameworks (on startups, investing, writing, & life):
11/6/21, 5:58 AM
SahilBloom
268
Startup idea - Enter someone’s name and it searches through everything they’ve published online (blogs, tweets, videos, podcasts) and generates a feed, ordered sensibly, maybe by popularity of posts, that lets you download their brain into yours 1/2
11/6/21, 5:39 AM
AliAbdaal
269
When you start your company, you have a blank slate. You can build anything you want, talk to anyone you want. But most startups fail to build anything people need. Here's how to make sure you find the need:
11/6/21, 10:00 AM
jwdanner
270
11 life-changing questions to ask yourself today: 🧵
11/6/21, 6:30 AM
blakeaburge
271
Grammarly spent 38 million dollars on ONE YouTube video ad How would u know that? Let me show you how you can spy on your ecom, SAAS or info-product competitors And discover what ad angles they’re running, plus how much they’re spending on each ad Thread Time ⬇️
11/5/21, 3:45 PM
JamesonCamp
272
Birkin Bags are the crown jewel in Hermès $170B+ luxury empire. One bag can cost ~$50k and the record sale is $500k. Why so pricey? Hermès has perfected the psychology of scarcity and demand (or as its CEO Axel Dumas describes it: “creating desire”). Here’s a breakdown🧵
11/4/21, 8:46 AM
TrungTPhan
273
Everyone tells you that Twitter can unlock opportunities. But 98% of my DMs are people asking how to start. Here are 11 different examples of people changing their lives via Twitter 👇
11/4/21, 7:17 AM
brandonthezhang
274
The era of Social Blogging is almost here... For the past couple months, @dickiebush, @nicolascole77 and I have been working on an entirely new Typeshare. Here's a thread of everything new coming in Typeshare 2. 👇🧵
11/4/21, 1:08 PM
samjshore
275
It’s 2013. I’m running a failing services company into the ground, binge-drinking daily, and suffering from severe anxiety and depression. If you have ever felt like you’re drowning, keep reading:
11/1/21, 12:20 PM
justinkan
276
How to find (and operate in) your Zone of Genius:
10/30/21, 10:48 AM
SahilBloom
277
Email eats 28% of the average person's workday. A few weeks ago I committed to improving my Gmail workflow and got it dialed. Here are the 4 things that tripled my email efficiency overnight:
10/28/21, 8:53 AM
landforce
278
Apparently Facebook is more like vitamins than cigarettes.
10/28/21, 4:55 PM
DavidSacks
279
Apple is the greatest cult in the world. And every cult needs a place to meet. Welcome to the Apple Store. Here is how Steve Jobs built the most profitable stores of all time👇
10/24/21, 8:48 AM
chrishlad
280
What is a DAO? Let me try to explain using an example: Imagine that you want to work for a hot tech startup...
10/11/21, 9:49 AM
petergyang
281
There are currently over 1.86 Billion websites. Few provide any real value. Here are 7 that do: 🧵
10/11/21, 5:49 AM
blakeaburge
282
I asked several world-class founders one simple question: "What early business mistake will you never make again?" The result: 17 profound mistakes to avoid when building a business. Let's dive in 👇
9/25/21, 6:14 AM
businessbarista
283
College completely failed in teaching me how to write. So I spent over 500 hours studying legendary authors and copywriters. Then, I distilled what I learned into 6 simple frameworks. But unlike college, these won't cost you $120,000. Here they are for free:
9/21/21, 5:19 PM
dickiebush
284
1/ Tokens are a new digital primitive, analogous to the website 🧵
9/20/21, 11:55 AM
cdixon
285
6/ Popular skeuomorphic Web 3 ideas include offline ticketing, supply chain management, and record keeping for offline assets. These may be good ideas, just as read-only websites were a good idea, but they only scratch the surface of what Web 3 can be.
9/20/21, 11:55 AM
cdixon
286
Over the last 5 years, I built a $4B company. Sounds awesome right? Not until recently. I made every mistake imaginable. The toughest part was getting my head right. Here are the 12 mindset rules that I’ve developed.
9/19/21, 6:18 PM
ryantakesoff
287
You are sabotaging your own personal and professional growth if you're not finding time to read. These are the books that changed my life, and what I learned from them:
8/26/21, 6:45 PM
justinkan
288
The new metrics of the creator economy: 1) % creator-led user acquisition 2) Top decile $ earnings per creator - particularly % over $35k/year 4) M12 retention rate of creators versus consumers 5) Growth rate year-over-year Here's why 👇
8/25/21, 7:35 PM
andrewchen
289
Getting sleep right: 1.Sunlight exposure w/in 30m of waking for 10-30m 2. Avoid bright light (all colors) 10pm-4am 3. *If safe for you*: Mg Threonate (~140mg), Theanine (100-300mg), Apigenin (50mg) 30-45m prior to sleep 4. Keep the room cool 5. No caffeine post 2pm 6. No alcohol
8/20/21, 1:59 PM
hubermanlab
290
Business writing is a superpower. But schools and employers do a horrible job teaching people to write. In 1981, two advertising executives wrote a timeless guide for how to write in the business world. And here are 12 of their tips you should staple to your desktop:
6/7/21, 5:34 PM
dickiebush
291
THREAD: 15 simple quality-of-life upgrades I've made this year under $100
8/25/21, 8:00 AM
dickiebush
292
Anyone have recommendations for no code web scraper? Asking for a Weekend Fund portfolio founder. 🙏🏼
8/24/21, 11:54 AM
rrhoover
293
🧵 14 simple cheat codes that unlock a life of success. I’m sharing something deeply personal in the hope that it helps at least one person avoid my mistakes and get out of their own way earlier than I did.
8/23/21, 9:35 AM
Levijameshere
294
I need this stuff in production ASAP
7/23/21, 2:08 PM
TerrillCharming
295
My only generic advice is: when you get excited (or angry) about something, slow down. You’ll be grateful you did.
7/31/21, 7:30 AM
hubermanlab
296
@Jason @jazzapin In Switzerland it’s quite common. They refer to it as 100% 80% 60% 40%. Looks at their model. For example - every single doctor in my friend’s practice is at 80% or 60%. Not a single one works full time.
7/11/21, 8:47 PM
abyalameddine
297
The future of startups: - Privacy-first - Community-first - Sustainability-first - Creator-first - Decentralized-first - Digital-first Bookmark this list. Print it out This is where the world is going
5/1/21, 11:15 AM
gregisenberg
298
I've reviewed over 150+ no-code / low-code tools. Here are 27 tools that will help you build your MVP, Startup faster! 🚀 These tools are the ultimate hack to web development! 🤩
7/6/21, 6:12 AM
MakadiaHarsh
299
Nothing has boosted the Internet's GDP like no-code has in the last 5 years IMO there's one platform that you must watch closely: @bubble They just hit 1 million users 🎉 and the startups they power raised > $365m Here's a peek into Bubble's versatile usecases(a thread 🧵)
6/28/21, 11:24 AM
thisiskp_
300
These 7 business models will rule the next decade. Thread. 🧵
7/6/21, 11:50 AM
PeterDiamandis
301
Heartbreaking: 15% of men and 10% of women in America have no close friends. The decline is most pronounced among men. In 1990, only 3% of men reported having no close friends. In 2021, the number rose to 15%. We need to help; friendship strongly predicts life satisfaction.
6/28/21, 10:23 AM
sbkaufman
302
Razors are rules that simplify decisions. THREAD: 20+ powerful razors (to help you cut through life’s noise):
6/27/21, 5:30 AM
SahilBloom
303
I'm almost certain that it's just a matter of time before incorporation and simple corporate finance will be doable in code, like this:
6/23/21, 8:32 AM
omarish
304
The world's most valuable skill: Writing effectively. But colleges charge you 120k and still do a terrible job teaching it. Instead, here are 9 writing frameworks that cost you nothing and will save you hundreds of hours:
6/14/21, 5:47 PM
dickiebush
305
There are three key ways to get rich: 1. Start a Business 2. Be Born Into a Wealthy Family 3. Extreme Patience Everyone likes the stories about #1 and #2. Nobody likes to hear about #3. Too bad. Today, I'm going to tell you a story about a guy who made billions with #3...
5/17/21, 10:41 AM
awilkinson
306
"The line separating good and evil passes through every human heart. And even within hearts overwhelmed by evil, one small bridgehead of good is retained. And even in the best of all hearts, there remains a small corner of evil." - Aleksandr Solzhenitsyn, The Gulag Archipelago
4/19/21, 8:59 AM
lexfridman
307
If both parties are peers, it’s appropriate to argue. But if one person is clearly more knowledgeable than the other, it is preferable for the less knowledgeable person to approach the more knowledgeable one as a student and for the more knowledgeable one to act as a teacher.
4/16/21, 9:37 AM
RayDalio
308
You can de-risk your way right to the middle of the pack -- or you can look for risks that help you make a leap. Here's one way to allocate your time: 70%: core efforts 20% expansion adjacent to the core 10%: venture bets with substantial risk @mastersofscale #MindsetChallenge
4/15/21, 8:21 AM
reidhoffman
309
1/ The first 18 months of a startup: After starting my 2nd company in 2019, I decided I would write down useful lessons I learned or re-learned along the way. Some were hard-earned & others required steady focus. A thread that I hope may help other founders starting out 👇
4/14/21, 8:16 AM
Suhail
310
When some of the most famous people of the last 600 years lived and died.
4/10/21, 4:04 AM
waitbutwhy
311
1/ My fiancé and I have been living out of AirBnBs for the last nine months and it's just insane how much better it is than renting from a landlord
4/4/21, 11:20 AM
juliagalef
312
When we look back in 20 years, the winners amongst millennials and gen z will all tell different stories. But the one part of the story that will be the same will be the part where they deleted ig and generally silenced notifs from social media apps.
4/3/21, 6:20 PM
chamath
313
Someone asked me for the most useful thing to keep in mind in the ongoing pursuit of an impactful career. That’s easy: It’s Strummer’s Law: “No input, no output.” - Joe Strummer
4/4/21, 11:04 AM
hubermanlab
314
Lots of chatter on the timeline about LOGLINES--why they're annoying to write, why they're important to write--but I didn't see any advice on HOW to actually write them! So, here's what works for me. Hopefully it can soothe your logline-writing anxiety! A THREAD:
3/16/21, 10:15 AM
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