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The only thing that I use Bard for (but it works incredibly well) is summarizing YouTube videos + podcasts.Prompt:"Write a detailed summary for this video: (link)1. Summarize in a list of nested bullets 2. Include direct quotes from the video in quotes"Saves so much time…— Peter Yang (@petergyang) January 5, 2024

My mantra for 2024: pic.twitter.com/jxjWz1zecg— Andrew Yeung (@andruyeung) December 26, 2023

My students were always a bit gobsmacked when I showed them this in the Film Industry and Synergy classes. pic.twitter.com/O6Eyto3pSq— Badger (@Bertrom) April 6, 2023

Did you know that highlighting the amount of time spent creating something can make people value it more? Companies like Burger King, KFC, and Heinz use input bias to make people value their products more. Burger King, for example, puts “flame grilled since 1954” on their…— Podcast Notes 🗒️ (@podcastnotes) October 11, 2023

Navigating "corporate speak" isn't easy. Here's a helpful guide I put together: "Let me check with my team" = No "Possibly" = No "On my roadmap" = Not happening "This will be done in Q4" = This will be done in Q2 next year "Disagree and commit" = I hate you "Per my last…

Tom Lichtenheld (the Fallon art director behind many of the great Porsche ads) on the advice he would give a creative starting out on their career today Via interview with @davedyecom https://t.co/Rvsee70Y5V pic.twitter.com/aLLpAiIQAf— richard shotton (@rshotton) October 2, 2023

I am absolutely begging you to read this quote and then have a long think about how you use twitter

Apple’s website before and after the return of Steve Jobs. pic.twitter.com/A9s2YxuD78— Sebastiaan de With (@sdw) October 18, 2023

Paul Graham has a great essay on the 18 mistakes that kill startups. Really, he says, there’s just one mistake that kills startups:

Everything you need to know about how to be an interesting person: • Strong opinions, loosely held• Have well-researched opinions and stand behind them• Most people are vanilla and do not have strong opinions• Find something that interests you and turn it into a…— Podcast Notes 🗒️ (@podcastnotes) September 26, 2023

"We are not thinking machines that feel, we are feeling machines that think"Antonio Damasio, Professor of Psychology, University of Southern California pic.twitter.com/3KuljR5d2X— richard shotton (@rshotton) September 23, 2023

The Musk biography is really a business book dressed in a personal tale. Easily worth the read alone for the vivid tutorial in how to apply The Algorithm.

Ernest Hemingway on this day in 1952, shortly after publication of The Old Man and the Sea. pic.twitter.com/3A1kyulxpQ— Letters of Note (@LettersOfNote) September 13, 2023

4 hidden events in your calendar: pic.twitter.com/7gVX2uahYm— Janis Ozolins (@OzolinsJanis) January 14, 2022

This dude is amazing to me. Just turns on the camera for a few minutes and talks about the viral topic of the day. No editing, minimal effort on title & thumbnail. 1-5M views per video. 1-2x per day. He beat the system.

"The cure for boredom is curiosity. There is no cure for curiosity." —Dorothy Parker pic.twitter.com/HqHo2CNZNY— Andrew D. Huberman, Ph.D. (@hubermanlab) August 12, 2023

““Creativity happens when other variables are predictable.””

“The Pocket Guide of Essential @ycombinator Advice”

“Just stop drinking”

“got a DM from an artist asking for advice because art isn’t selling as much these days thought my response might be useful to other artists as well”