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黄仁勋：我每天都在用 AI，但 90% 的人用错 AI 他们把AI当拐杖... “我不是让它替我思考，而是让它教我不知道的东西，或帮我解决原本无法合理解决的问题。” “不要把AI当成拐杖，而要把它当成放大你思考的工具。” 大多数人都“用错了AI”，因为他们： 把AI当作偷懒的工具； 让AI替他们做该自己思考的事； 不去深挖问题，只是“让AI给答案”。 👉 换句话说，他们在降低自己的思考能力。 正确的AI使用方式 用AI拓展认知边界 → 让AI告诉他「他不知道的东西」； 用AI解决复杂问题 → 尤其是「自己无法合理解决的事」； 保持主动思考 → 永远由人主导问题，而不是由AI主导答案。 黄仁勋说： “问出好问题是一种高度认知的技能。” 作为CEO，他每天90%的时间都在问问题； 他下达的指令，其实都混杂在问题之中； 所以，提问本身就是思考和领导的方式。 💬 “你今天大部分时间都在问我问题。 提出好问题，本身就是一种高级认知。”
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btw i still love you if you do hard paywall, i want you to make money, i have nothing against you as a person if you do 50 step onboarding - i only am saying i want to try something else myself, i am trying to take a different path. i think it will be more fun for me.
curious guy creating things @ https://t.co/HXWladhJaA - up and coming wife guy
i think this hard paywall meta is great for some mobile apps with high costs OR solving a painful problem. but many mobile apps are quite bad and do not deserve to have a hard paywall, ive realized this with my own app it can be made into an AMAZING product if i just leave it as a free app and then get a ton of users helping me improve the product, so thats what im doing, im making it freemium for now ALSO when pat says "great onboarding" here what it actually means is "greatly exhausting onboarding" because all the up and coming apps with this hard paywall mindset are exhausting the user on purpose to be ready to purchase (sunk cost + fatigue) you have experienced this and it really is not fun, and its often (not always) more worked on than the actual app itself!!! i have tried it all so i'm no saint, but going forward im taking a new path against the recommended approach.... short quick 3 steps onboarding, no hard paywall, make app INSANELY GOOD over time with user feedback, freemium model. maybe hard paywall later, but i would like to have my family members be like "oh cool app let me try" and fall in love and then be like wow this is amazing, and eventually if i want i can make it hard paywall... but at first i want to make something REALLY good for now, this is fun! and there are quite a few indie made apps that have 100k MRR which DO NOT follow this hard paywall long ass shit ass gay ass onboarding 100 step 300 question onboarding. its possible i fail miserably but ide like to give it a go. i feel like im up for the challenge of tackling the b2c freemium mobile app beast.
btw i still love you if you do hard paywall, i want you to make money, i have nothing against you as a person if you do 50 step onboarding - i only am saying i want to try something else myself, i am trying to take a different path. i think it will be more fun for me.
Updating my app to liquid glass.
Productivity meets minimalism. Building, designing, and sharing my solutions.
