Sam Charles

@FastCompany @AskDexa what is note making?

Perplexity, Dexa, and Arc Search all offer good new alternatives to the classic Google search box. f-st.co/akeBBTG

@Suhail this is even more relevant with the high cost of ai services

If you let people charge you a lot of money as a startup, they will take you for everything they can get. Spending 2 months cutting costs is super underrated but comes at odds w feature development.

@Noahpinion canadian healthcare is great if you're about to die.

The original was better, but this version is acceptable 😉

Great value for not much time

@krivaten @hubermanlab @tferriss @PeterAttiaMD @foundmyfitness @bertkreischer I think that's what @dexa_ai is doing. Look at the bottom of their homepage: dexa.ai

@hubermanlab This is great, and I think is going to be a huge tool for podcasting in genera. It would be great if I could combine feeds (e.g., yours, @tferriss, @PeterAttiaMD, @foundmyfitness, and @bertkreischer 😈) to get your combined content in one search.

Our mission at Huberman Lab will always be to provide zero-cost to consumer information about science and science-related tools to the general public. In keeping with that theme, we're excited to announce an exciting new way for our audience to find and consume all of the knowledge across our nearly 200 episodes. Ask Huberman Lab, powered by @dexa_ai, allows you to search Huberman Lab's entire back catalog. Queries on topics ranging from maximizing REM sleep to stretching protocols to increase flexibility will be matched with summaries and clips from relevant episodes. Your searches are private by default, but you can publicly share your favorite results as you please. We're excited for you to check it out, and of course, your feedback is always invaluable. Thank you for your interest in science! ai.hubermanlab.com

@dexa_ai ☀️ = 😃

Dr. Andrew Huberman shares insights on how to beat seasonal depression. To combat seasonal depression, you can manipulate your exposure to light, particularly in the morning. Here's how: 1. Extend the amount of bright light you're getting in the morning as days get shorter. This can be done by finding an artificial light source to look at in the morning before you leave your home. Aim for about 2-3 minutes of bright light exposure as you transition into winter. 2. You don't need a specialized seasonal depression lamp. An affordable alternative is a 900 lux drawing tablet. Place it on your desk or wherever you make your coffee in the morning, about 90 minutes after you wake up. Spend about 5 minutes in its light before you leave the house. 3. As winter progresses, you don't need to increase the duration of exposure every day. Instead, you can hold the light source a little bit closer each day. This tricks your melatonin system into thinking that the days are getting longer instead of shorter. Remember, don't put the light source directly against your eyeball. If you can't get a 900 lux tablet, any bright incandescent bulb should work. To ask, explore, and search all 150+ episodes of the Huberman Lab podcast go to dexa.ai/huberman

@rauchg @vercel 1. Speeding up Yarn monorepo installs (over 2 minutes) because of big/slow packages not in the same package as the website. 2. Having to cd to root to run Turborepo. (Or running from root and then having to change the build output setting)

@SamRCharles @vercel Most setups are already effectively this, since the default is to detect package.json and run the `build` script. That said, I’ve heard some ideas around adding settings to `vercel.json` Can you tell me more about your case? Thanks!

Hey @rauchg, any chance you guys could apply "code over configuration" to the @vercel build and install settings? Feels ludicrous to change something so important on a random webpage that's not in version control.

This is similar to people feeling good about turning off their LED lights before driving their car 45 minutes when they could have taken a train.

If you actually waited for the CDC to give you permission to stop wearing a mask outdoors after you’ve been vaccinated, you have no shot of becoming an entrepreneur. Keep your day job.

@MightyApp is like sshing into a superpowered browser. It's similar to Dropbox being a superpowered rsync.

I'm excited to try @MightyApp — congrats on the launch @Suhail. A faster browser that's less demanding on my laptop sounds excellent. So much of the negativity sounds similar to the old "I don't need Dropbox; I have a thumb drive" argument.

@Jason You should set a reminder to follow up on this tweet in a couple of years. You're almost definitely right, but hopefully the woke mob will be gone by then.

Politics at work, & specifically on SLACK/Discord/forums, is a road to suffering & distraction in today’s toxic environment I’ve advised startups to not allow these discussions on chat platforms & mailing lists, where people quickly lose their minds/manners. In person only!

🤔@jasonfried & @dhh are following @brian_armstrong’s “leave you politics at home” movement If you disagree, start a competitor to @coinbase & @basecamp, & show the world that “politics at work!” is the better model [ Spoiler alert: it’s probably not ] world.hey.com/jason/changes-…

Cutting the benefits is also a smart move. I've always wondered why companies felt the need to tell their employees how to spend their money. Was it just a hiring perk gone wrong?

Well done @jasonfried and @dhh. It's wild that working at work and discussing politics personally could be so controversial. world.hey.com/jason/changes-…