It looks like a car, that wealthy person would buy it's nanny to do the chores.
Mike Matas@mike_matas
Introducing Ferrari Luce, the first electric Ferrari designed by LoveFrom.
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Alexander Vilinskyy
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Alexander Vilinskyy
@vilinskyy
designer × investor :: https://t.co/oz630OWDfi, contributed to 200+ pre-seed startups
London, UK Katılım Ocak 2014
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@joonasvirtanen My only critique is that Rothko should be seen very up close and I wish canvas was way bigger. It's ok if it's low quality, because the definition is not as important as being "inside" the Rothko's work.
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made a site that picks the closest rothko for how the weather feels outside your window
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We built Codex for writing, but not as a chatbot next to a doc. It’s a workspace for serious writing: pages, drafts, structure, notes, and style all connected in one place.
Slowly opening it to testers now, and looking to talk with writers, investors, and early customers.
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> "we don't care about titles here"
— "Profound Member of Technical Engineering and Creativity Stuff"
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The irony of the current state of ai, is that bureaucracy was always an enemy of productivity, but it might become a new moat.
If "abundant creation" is unlocked, the bureaucracy would help shape the creative process and decide what's worth building.
Of course it will not appear as "bureaucracy", it will sound something like "Tastemaker Genius" or some sh.
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If LLM will stop being lazy, we can have truly amazing graphics, that would tell so many stories about world in numbers.
But everyone who read Tufte books, will immediately spot how many shortcuts LLM take to not do the hard work and just skip to visualizing couple of axes.
Angelica Parente@draparente
Earlier this year I was getting frustrated with Claude's charts, fed this book to claude and had it generate a Tufte skill. Instantly got simpler/more beautiful visualizations. gist.github.com/aparente/e48c3…
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UI is here to stay. People, who said "NO UI" were wrong 20 years ago, 10 years ago and will be wrong in 10 years too.
(I had to write this tweet to embed it to an article, so it would get timestamped and referenced in the future)
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In December I built the app that helps me 400× times per day.
I know it's stupidly simple, but my skin really got better ¯\_(ツ)_/¯
apps.apple.com/gb/app/brrrrr-…
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I would love to turn this narrative a bit.
"Being founder is hard" → "Being founder is easy".
There are couple of reasons:
1. We need more founders, so we should stop fearmongering the path.
2. Full-time jobs carry similar risks, but less agency. Doing hard thing meaningfully is easier and less regrettable, than doing hard thing without knowing all incentives.
3. "If you fail, no one cares." applies to any job as well. There are probably less than 1% of employed people, who can confidently say they are "cared" or "supported" at jobs.
Nikunj Kothari@nikunj
Being a founder is so freaking hard man.. chewing glass every day. If you fail, no one cares. If you succeed, you are given way more problems. Sometimes I really wonder how many founders wake up in the morning and ask themselves "is it really worth it". Starting a company is so glorified - but building, scaling and maintaining one is a different story. This is why it's so important to do this for the right reasons - solve problems you are deeply passionate about and one you'll do even if the world is against you. At least there will be light at the end of the tunnel that's constantly drawing you in on those days when you are questioning your motivation. I have never had the courage to personally start a company for this reason. Just wanted to say to the ones going through this - I see you, I salute you and I admire you 🫡
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@justinmfarrugia And the funny thing — in original tweet, I never said I'm unhappy or happy. People just assumed things to feel superior about their choices and worldview.
Vagueness was always one of the most powerful engagement drivers on this platform.
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not a bad week for curated.supply traffic 😅
first some drama, now meta commentary on happiness
can't complain ¯\_(ツ)_/¯
Alexander Vilinskyy@vilinskyy
I bought all of these and I didn't feel the way I thought I would feel.
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I can quite clearly seeing the path to building my own phone within the next 3 years
how bizarre.
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@vilinskyy I only ever bought their shirts (2017~) and they didn’t last as long as what I’ve gotten from Target or LA Apparel 🥲
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I bought all of these
and I didn't feel the way I thought I would feel.
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One amazing outcome of ai chats is that people realized how important it is to work on how they ask what they need and how important context of the request is.
But somehow people reluctant to learn to improve their prompts to other people, but go above and beyond to gather context for machine.
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