Prajwol Subedi

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@BRICSinfo Spent billions to explore LIFE on Mars and spent billions to destroy LIFE on Earth #JustSaying

@learnframer @framer globe

introducing: interactive animated 3d globe for @framer. a fully customizable globe with rotation, drag, markers, and visual styling. comment “GLOBE” and i’ll send you the component for free :)

@XpatEducator 🖐️

🎁 Just published: Free Christmas Gift! ⚗️ DistillED Playbook → 30 page, printable A4 booklet → 6 high-impact teaching strategies → Strategy checklists → QR codes to planning resources → Built from the most-read DistillED posts this year. If you want a copy, comment below and I’ll DM you the PDF. ⏰ Free until Boxing Day.

@oprydai money

what is stopping you from owning a huge, high-roofed, white-floored warehouse?

@oprydai Broo the season 1 is reallly good!

is Vinland Saga good?

common patterns in the lives of the greats exist. you see them everywhere once you know what to look for. name them. track them. copy them. • the monastic block long, uninterrupted stretches of isolation where they think, build, write, design, solve. deep work as a lifestyle, not a tactic. • the obsession loop they pick one domain and loop through it endlessly: study, build, test, refine, repeat. years disappear inside a single problem set. • the subtraction principle removing noise. removing people. removing commitments. removing anything that slows the rate of learning. • the apprenticeship phase intense imitation of masters before originality appears. they model brilliance before generating their own. • the public furnace they ship early and often. expose ideas. take hits. use criticism as sharpening, not discouragement. • the systems mindset they don’t chase goals. they architect systems. inputs compound. outputs emerge. consistency beats intensity. • the hermit reset periodic disappearances from society to rebuild mental models, identity, direction. • the non-linear jump after years of invisible grinding, a single breakthrough collapses the timeline. outsiders call it luck. these patterns aren’t rare. they’re repeatable.

the fastest way to become useful: pick one hard domain and tear it apart until the pieces feel obvious. you don’t need talent. you need immersion. bury yourself in the primitives. understand the lowest-level units of the craft so deeply that higher layers become trivial. every real skill is built this way: circuits → hardware intuition calculus → control systems mechanics → robotics algorithms → systems design once the primitives click, complexity collapses. most people run from difficulty. they jump to frameworks, shortcuts, abstractions. then wonder why they never become dangerous. stop stacking conveniences. strip everything down. learn the fundamentals until the world becomes transparent. the people who win aren’t faster or smarter. they simply know the roots, not just the branches.

This 48-year-old guy spends millions on longevity and now thinks he has the body of an 18-year-old!! Bro literally did a 5-hour long magic mushrooms live on YouTube, then wrote his girlfriend a 1000 word emotional love letter the next morning 😱😱

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School dropout at 14. Billionaire at 34. Now interviewing Elon. Nikhil Kamath's journey is iconic.

Finally Ultimate Champion😤🏆

Chimp Empire is such an amazing documentary!!

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"Foundations of Machine Learning" A MUST while starting AI/ML. Absolutely Beginner friendly. To get: - 1. Follow (So I can DM you ) 2. Like & retweet 3. Reply " Send "

@elonmusk @grok show more posts from friends.

Please provide examples where @Grok needs to improve in replies. Showing how another AI does it better would be helpful. These examples should be of Grok going wrong today, as we fixed many bugs from earlier in the week.

@PeekabooLabsInc broo stop trollingg😤🥲

@PrajwolSubedi13 me too

who wants gemini 3 access, raise your hand.

Everyone deserves a coach like @RyIey42 . GG @jynxzi you’ll get it next time 💪

so cracked that he wrote an entire animation library himself, just for editing his videos