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as i grow up, i realise that the most accomplished people have the ugliest

the host didn't like that i told her the room wasn't clean, and she re-rented the room to someone else without any prior notice needed to book a hotel airbnb gave me a full refund, coupon & hotel cost coverage & this empathy matters

- what it looks like - how to make it work - how we can come together on this

learning from my friends' obsessed interests, expertises & hobbies much love @henry_cck @BeyondTheBits @himtkw

one of the best @henry_cck 🫡

Spent an hour this morning trying to get more clues on where we should be heading in education with AI Thanks for the wondering sharing from Rexan Wong, Jason Chan, Justin Cerenzia & Sohan Choudhury,and the rest of you who spent an hour together find out together Near the end of the session, I asked the guests what’s the one important question we should all be asking ourselves about education & AI: - “How much should we integrate AI in the curriculum/school? How do schools keep up with the rapid pace of AI” -Rexan Wong - “What’s the point of education? What are we seeking to do here? Are we seeking to prepare students for the world they going to inherit or are we just seeking to rank and sort them as they march through their development?” -Justin Cerenzia - “How do we make sure AI is made as accessible to everyone as possible?” -Jason Chan - “If you had an AI assistant as competent as you (educators), what would you wish it to do for you?” -Sohan Choudhury While that feels like opening more Pandora's boxes, I still believing asking & answering the right questions are more ever critical than before. Whether pragmatically or aggressively optimistic, I’m sure that we’re going to see how AI is going to unlock more curiosity, imagination & creativity. Just a beautiful time to be in Keep asking, playing around and figuring out. I guess that’s the only way to go Recording in the comment:

outputs: what you produce outcomes: what you measure against start with outcome then output then input

most men say that: if she's not growing with you, then she's not a real 10/10, for she doesnt' bet on you (i do believe that picking a partner when they have nothing is the most important angel investment we make/take) i agree, but

the guy in charge of reviewing my life will show me a dashboard of how many things i set out to do on todoist were got done & a news feed of my loved ones from their apple notes/journals/chatgpt notes on their experience of joy with me when i was still alive

burnt cash burnt out but didn't burn fat (sigh)

can't wait to see todoist shared boards replace trello (once it allows guests to comment, emoji-react & edit)

well-written paragraphs in palantir's q1 2025 letter to shareholders their ideal customer/partner profile is what everyone should aspire to be

we all just want to say: "all the struggles are worth it"

a good success reference > built the ex #1 youtube channel > married his love of life > retired & stay low profile in japan > became a dad > spend good time with his child & wife > no need to worry about money > look healthy with good diet & workout > learn new skills, explore

an absolute masterclass on being relentless to ask for feedback from elon: "look forward to the feedback from the community - what do you need - where are we wrong - how can we make it better i'm excited to to get your feedback, serve your needs" and he ended the call with: "i

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