Arman Suleimenov

Secured the @ProductHunt Product of the Day with 620+ upvotes with @nFactorialAI among 250+ products launched on Aug 11. Thank you all for support. Onwards!

An all-time gem by @bchesky

This is why we have the following morning ritual with our 7-year-old: he completes one chapter on @duolingo Math (typically 10–20 lessons), and his reward is 20 minutes of his favorite game, @BrawlStars. He’s almost done with Grade 6.

15+ years ago, Danielle and Leah were absolute stars of the Princeton Entrepreneurship Club. So cool to see the amazing company they’ve built. “Your genius is the craft”.

@deedydas x.com/machjustine/st…

The world is deeply unfair. Some of the most talented people I know are stuck in dead end desk jobs while some of the snarkiest narcissistic tyrannical workhorses are in positions of great power. This has always greatly saddened me. After a lot of analysis, I think there are 5 reasons this happens: 1. Refusal to believe / fear of failure. Loss of belief that where there is a will (to enact change), there is a way e.g. “I am just a cog in the wheel. If I say something, no one will listen.” or “if I do this, I will upset somebody” 2. Lack of purpose. You don’t really understand what you’re fighting for and what you believe in. You fight for inconsequential, often selfish, goals. e.g “Will doing this get me a promotion? Should I completely change everything to do this other project cause it will get me a promotion?” 3. Lack of self awareness. I will stand up to this thing I believe in and they will listen to me. e.g intern saying: “why doesn’t the ceo like my view on company strategy?” 4. Refusal to play. The failure to acknowledge that your worldview is only as powerful as your ability to influence others of your worldview OR a complete repudiation of the will to interact with those who don’t share your worldview e.g. “these guys just do what they want. They won’t listen to me. what will happen if I do this?” 5. Refusal to strategize or concede. The unwillingness to play and win a side quest that will ostensibly further your vote because you find the interim goal pointless. Or the inability to concede a battle to fight the war. e.g. “this direction is wrong. I need to fight it (even though it’s a small issue)” Almost everyone who is bitter or feels stuck in their career boils down to one of these 5 failure modes 1, 2 and 3 are the most common. Many suffer consequences of 2-5 and end up in 1. I’ve personally seen some of my sharpest friends land up in 1 because they just don’t believe they can win. One privileged part of my job is getting to interact with people who are willing to, against all odds, believe in something heretical, know why it’s important, know what needs to be done to make it real, do it, and make side quests to get it done. I think it applies to everyone doing anything.

@UtdMaI The Separation Rule: Under FIFA's tournament mechanics, the top two ranked teams in the FIFA World Rankings at the time of the draw—Spain (Ranked #1) and Argentina (Ranked #2)—were structurally forbidden from being on the same side of the bracket.

Never forget: Argentina was never supposed to be in that group. During the World Cup draw, they were initially placed in Group I, not Group J. Then, right in the middle of the live worldwide broadcast, it was changed without any clear explanation. People are still expected to pretend nothing happened.

When a 10x founder and engineer launches the autopilot for software engineering to go 100x, you’ve got to pay attention!

@MachJustine @BenNesvig Action produces information.

an idiot in motion goes further than a genius at rest

@minilek @AnthropicAI ジェラニさん、おめでとう！

Update: I've joined @AnthropicAI and taken leave from the university. Excited to work with many talented, mission-driven people on the defining technology of our time.

@heybraza_x make it shorter!

i built this thing called Braza. it's an ai teacher and an assistant that lives next to your cursor. it works on windows or mac. it can see your screen, talk to you, and even point at stuff, kinda like having a real teacher next to you. also it can do any task for you. i've been using it the past few days to learn Cap Cut, 11/10 heybraza.com

@apartovi Group photo: @imslavko detected!!

900m+ people use ChatGPT weekly. According to OpenAI Economic Research Team, the fastest growing languages are Azerbaijani and Kazakh 😮😮😮 @thefriley

@sarahcuda I loved PandoMonthlys. Attended 3 of them in person: 2 in SF (Kevin Systrom, John Doerr), 1 in NYC (Ben Lerer). And watched all of the rest in full online. We miss you, Sarah!

ben horowitz's all-time silicon valley list: andy grove, hewlett and packard, steve jobs, mark zuckerberg. every single one of them was made, not born. every single one of them had to learn the hard way. there's a pattern there worth paying attention to. youtube.com/watch?v=wF15M1…

@ThisWeeknAI I'm in

We have a group chat on X for founders building in AI. Drop "I'm in" below if you want an invite.

@Jason I’m in

We started an AI founder twitter group... reply with "I'm in" if you're a founder and want to be added

Robert and the Laminar team is technical excellence, toughness, resilience, resourcefulness in its pure form. Keep crushing it, Robert & team!

Watching his trajectory since then has been incredible: from KAIST to stellar roles at Palantir and Bloomberg. When I heard he got into Y Combinator S24 in May 2024, I got emotional. Even wrote in my private personal journal.

One of the highest slope engineers & founders I know! I’ve known Robert since my speech at his high school in May 2015. That year, he applied to our summer program where in the course of 8 weeks students had to build and launch original iPhone apps with users to App Store.