Alexander Yevchenko
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Alexander Yevchenko
@ayevch
per aspera ad astra cs, business, physics @ unc
انضم Ekim 2021
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@JsonBasedman @Shopify Get a few good waterloo interns access to the ground truth payroll historic data and the union contracts and a well funded anthropic account and they can solve this problem with Claude code in a few weekends. You don’t need us.
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In a weird way, we're already witnessing humans being 'enslaved' by AI.
Take a quick scroll through Instagram, and you'll find content creators that are clearly just putting a face to an AI-generated script.
No excitement, no intonation, no real correlation between one video/post or another.
Just glazed-over eyes reading off a screen, and you can tell they have no idea what they're talking about.
And we still consume this, somehow.
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The enablement of the internet is a double-edged sword.
Anyone can share their content, which is quickly growing into little better than AI-generated slop, created by a real person to make you think that it actually has any value.
I'm afraid that the majority of us will truly start to think and speak like this, spewing things for the sake of spewing rather than any clear purpose.
I've noticed it in people close to me, and it's extremely sad to see as they've lost awareness of it.
The slow trudge towards groupthink.
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One thing that really sticks with me is Charlie Munger's life advice: go to bed wiser than you awoke.
The world is never in stasis, the status quo can be shattered at any instant (we're feeling this more and more with AI), and the people that stay ahead are those that are adaptable, the ones that continue to learn for learning's sake.
The external rewards of being a polymath are now more obvious, though I think they were always there internally.
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@KrishivThakuria A bug with a scroller that I couldn't figure out 😭
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@micahomnd Haven't tried out Antigravity yet, I've just stuck to Cursor as old reliable. Why don't you like it?
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I was watching an MIT maker portfolio the other day, and one of the comments really stood out to me:
"you have lived a lifetime."
I think that's what it really boils down to in the end, making the most of what you have, and truly enjoying it. The thing that I notice most with all of the hyper-successful people that I meet is that they don't waste a second on 'not living.'
They choose good things to focus on, and enjoy the process of dedicating focus, and in turn, they are rewarded, both internally and externally.
Living life without any regret really boils down to not spending time on anything unworthy of you, both now and the version of yourself that you want to become.
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