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All-time best quote from Dune: "Once men turned their thinking over to machines in the hope that this would set them free. But that only permitted other men with machines to enslave them."
His mental clarity is amazing.
You could combine the first two into: Hard work is the magnitude of the vector and curiosity is the direction. I might not have gotten that immediately, but it would have stuck in my head till I did.
The extreme focus of a young Bill Gates:
“Working on something hard brought best in me and created a new set of opportunities.” — Lisa Su, AMD CEO
Ironically, the better you are at ignoring the world, the more attention you get from it.
Steve Jobs: "You have to start with the customer experience and work backward to the technology."
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“If you want to be successful, I would encourage you to grow a tolerance for failure.” — Nvidia CEO, Jensen Huang
This tracks completely with what I've experienced using AI as a pair programmer. As soon as I'm tempted to let it drive, I learn nothing, retain nothing. But if I do the programming, and it does the API look-ups, explains the concepts, I learn a lot.
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If they can train you to do it, they can train a machine to do it.
English is the most powerful human language and the universal medium for thought. I’d take mastery of English over multilingualism any time of the day.
Talking to AI helps you execute at your current level of intelligence much faster, but nothing beats reading books at actually getting smarter
A physical book has no notifications and no dying battery.
Thinking from first principles instead of pattern-matching the past lets you anticipate important changes with a bit of advance notice. Not all of them, but some big ones.
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Great post about the meaning of agency.
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