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@gabriel1

new thing, previously research at @OpenAI & @midjourney

San Francisco 가입일 Mart 2019
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gabriel@gabriel1·
we're hiring! for onsites we fly people to sweden until our US visas are done you'll enjoy working with us if you always have work top of mind, enjoy rational product dicussions, and want to build/sell/market something amazing reach out through a mutual or otherwise dms!
gabriel@gabriel1

i have resigned from openai i left sora early this year to start a team at openai to build something great. but i've always been a founder, and there is one last product i need to build before AGI already miss all my friends and Colleague(s), i believe in you! more soon

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gabriel@gabriel1·
we are hiring btw reach out if you are challenger
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gabriel@gabriel1·
like the mechanics, map awareness, perfect execution at every step. all these things would have been extremely impressive if video games were something boring but because the average dude will game for 20k hours these skills feel super uncool even if they're objectively hard
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gabriel@gabriel1·
becoming top 5% league of legends player requires much more skill and intelligence than 95% of engineering jobs video games are super constrained immediate feedback loops, removing all need for passion the world is passion constrained, not intelligence constrained
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this took so long for me to understand: the bottleneck to more innovation is not more high intelligence people, but more people having an interest in hard problems it's impossible to create new useful things if you don't get immense happiness from making that thing

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gabriel@gabriel1·
@willdepue same. it also kinda sucks that haters kinda accumulate just like fans as your account reach a threshhold. a few misses and you'll get people who only feed on negative energy spewing shit on every post i think longform is the only way, but i hate not posting in the moment
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gabriel@gabriel1·
hiring challengers btw
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gabriel@gabriel1·
in addition to: 1. not needing immediate feedback loop for every action 2. acting in an unconstrained space without clear rules, and without having to pick your next action from a set list of actions
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gabriel@gabriel1·
if you are diamond at league of legends the only thing stopping you from building a billion dollar company is finding a problem you are so excited by that you never think about anything else
gabriel@gabriel1

becoming top 5% league of legends player requires much more skill and intelligence than 95% of engineering jobs video games are super constrained immediate feedback loops, removing all need for passion the world is passion constrained, not intelligence constrained

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gabriel@gabriel1·
there is like a thousand paths you can take in life, and 100% people compete on the same path. competition is truly for losers, just ignore the decision tree laid up in front of you when you are born and just do things. there's no one there to compete
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gabriel@gabriel1·
there are zero smart people, the bar is incredibly low, just think harder about things and update faster than others understand every primitive of things and people, the world not very complex, people are highly predictable, and competition does not exist if you think
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gabriel@gabriel1·
education rot my brain because it forces a worldview where you think there are superhumans that came up with every solution. at every problem you look for other peoples solutions stop thinking you need other peoples thoughts. experience more things and think harder
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gabriel@gabriel1·
of course some reading can be positive, but the downside of thinking there is some secret piece of knowledge holding you back is success suicide
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gabriel@gabriel1·
i was stuck reading random shit for a year, asking people for book recommendations as if there was something some random ghostwriter had written that would make me smart
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gabriel@gabriel1·
nothing will hold back ambitious teens more than thinking there is some hidden knowledge in books or other peoples thoughts NEVER get stuck thinking your success depends on anything but your actions. fuck books fuck podcasts, just do things and think hard about it
gabriel@gabriel1

education rot my brain because it forces a worldview where you think there are superhumans that came up with every solution. at every problem you look for other peoples solutions stop thinking you need other peoples thoughts. experience more things and think harder

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gabriel@gabriel1·
@teles_dev yes but intelligence required is the same. the reason ppl have league skills is because it's easy to become passionate because immediate feedback loops in a constrained environment
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gabriel@gabriel1·
@yifever gold 5 😂😂im useless at video games
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gabriel@gabriel1·
@amitavkrshna i had codebase on main display, then used bottom display as a split display with whatever website i was coding + devtools/github/etc
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Amitav Krishna@amitavkrshna·
@gabriel1 Genuine question, why would one want this? What did you have on the bottom screen? It seems too small to have anything you're working on on it, so did you just have it for notifications / as a status bar (email, whatsapp, slack, etc.)?
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gabriel@gabriel1·
found my old double 4k touch screen asus laptop incredible cool laptop & they stuffed a desktop cpu into it i ran linux on it but i don't remember the key to open the boot menu selector. setting up linux on this thing was a shitshow
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gabriel@gabriel1·
@__Con_ people do not want hard problems
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I think everyone inherently wants hard problems to solve. I think people just don't know what problems they think they should devote their life (and time) towards. Lots of the time, you won't get immense happiness while making the thing. It will actually bring about lots of suffering. But that suffering will bring about a greater joy once you accomplish your end goal. So it's about the end result imo. And the key there is a philosophical "problem" of people not understanding why they're working on anything.
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gabriel@gabriel1·
this took so long for me to understand: the bottleneck to more innovation is not more high intelligence people, but more people having an interest in hard problems it's impossible to create new useful things if you don't get immense happiness from making that thing
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like when you force a bunch of people in school to learn math, they don't actually learn math they learn the numbers that point to the math concepts, but they don't know the concepts exist and think memorizing the numbers is all there is
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there is probably 100 more elons in the world, the problem is not having more of them but getting them excited in a problem the most common blockers of this is authoritarian governments, cultures of pessimism, and other types of cultural problems
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