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Ok I don't want to post the survivorship bias plane but c'mon. It's a list of people he's seen do something in public, so of course the things are all "public-facing" & are NOT private stuff like meditation wins & so on.

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Jon Stokes

Mon Nov 24 17:58:39

ai在改变的不应该是学习而是元学习它拓展了更多的可能性让人们可以脱离国家制定的“规则化”系统去追求真正令自己感兴趣的知识平庸的人会利用ai获得结果，最终丢失独立思考，他们需要健脑房智慧的人会利用ai获得“对未知结果”的判断力，不断提高独立思考能力，ai对于他们是效率工具当下ai还没有为教育带来质变所有的内容和学习模式还在依赖于原有的模式在旧有的内容模态上完成但世界模型一定会改变这些 ai会为教育带来根本性的质变从学习范式到内容模态都会有全面的变化我们只需要耐心等待那一天到来并在此之前做好迎接它的准备

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Yangyi

Mon Nov 24 17:54:50

Now that I'm on the other side of the VC/founder dichotomy, it is so clear which investors actually add value: - Deep domain expertise to intellectually challenge my ideas - Very relevant connections and relationships - Up-to-date industry experience to point out pitfalls etc

And it also very clear - especially in the biohealth space which is more vertical and domain specific - who has no idea what I'm doing

robin

Mon Nov 24 17:53:56

And it also very clear - especially in the biohealth space which is more vertical and domain specific - who has no idea what I'm doing

Now I get why founders turn down intros to go build for months at a time. It was kind of annoying when I was a VC tbh. But it's very distracting and a waste of time to talk with low signal investors

robin

Mon Nov 24 17:53:56

Now I get why founders turn down intros to go build for months at a time. It was kind of annoying when I was a VC tbh. But it's very distracting and a waste of time to talk with low signal investors

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robin

Mon Nov 24 17:53:56

I just ordered two dozen sourdough cinnamon rolls (for Thanksgiving) from a local home bakery that I found via a community FB post and I am unreasonably excited about it. Like, I dunno if I can focus the next two days.

Local Texas ladies with home bakery projects are almost always awesome at baking, especially cinnamon rolls and pies. So the answer is, all three!

Jon Stokes

Mon Nov 24 17:41:32

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Ok I don't want to post the survivorship bias plane but c'mon. It's a list of people he's seen do something in public, so of course the things are all "public-facing" & are NOT private stuff like meditation wins & so on.

Now that I'm on the other side of the VC/founder dichotomy, it is so clear which investors actually add value: - Deep domain expertise to intellectually challenge my ideas - Very relevant connections and relationships - Up-to-date industry experience to point out pitfalls etc

And it also very clear - especially in the biohealth space which is more vertical and domain specific - who has no idea what I'm doing

Now I get why founders turn down intros to go build for months at a time. It was kind of annoying when I was a VC tbh. But it's very distracting and a waste of time to talk with low signal investors

I just ordered two dozen sourdough cinnamon rolls (for Thanksgiving) from a local home bakery that I found via a community FB post and I am unreasonably excited about it. Like, I dunno if I can focus the next two days.

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Newest first — browse tweet threads

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Ok I don't want to post the survivorship bias plane but c'mon. It's a list of people he's *seen* do something *in public*, so of course the things are all "public-facing" & are NOT private stuff like meditation wins & so on.

Now that I'm on the other side of the VC/founder dichotomy, it is so clear which investors actually add value: - Deep domain expertise to intellectually challenge my ideas - Very relevant connections and relationships - Up-to-date industry experience to point out pitfalls etc

And it also very clear - especially in the biohealth space which is more vertical and domain specific - who has no idea what I'm doing

Now I get why founders turn down intros to go build for months at a time. It was kind of annoying when I was a VC tbh. But it's very distracting and a waste of time to talk with low signal investors

I just ordered two dozen sourdough cinnamon rolls (for Thanksgiving) from a local home bakery that I found via a community FB post and I am unreasonably excited about it. Like, I dunno if I can focus the next two days.

Ok I don't want to post the survivorship bias plane but c'mon. It's a list of people he's seen do something in public, so of course the things are all "public-facing" & are NOT private stuff like meditation wins & so on.