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I wear many hats. https://nostree.me/bitkarrot@nostr.com
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Bitkarrot 1 week ago
GM, my AI brings all the boys to the yard, damn right, better than yours, I'd teach but then I'll have to charge, nah nah na nah nah.... πŸ˜‚
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Bitkarrot 1 week ago
i'm trying brain.fm this week. not sure if it really works but worth a try
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Bitkarrot 1 week ago
"The point isn't that grants are bad. The point is that comfort can be dangerous when your goal is to build something that changes the world. " View quoted note β†’
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Bitkarrot 1 week ago
Business insight INSIGHT #2: GOVERNMENT GRANTS MIGHT BE MAKING YOUR STARTUP WEAKER Korea's government has invested heavily in its startup ecosystem through non-dilutive grants, and a lot of founders in the room had taken them. Ethan wasn't here to shame anyone for that -- but he was willing to name the downside that most people won't. "I think that kind of dilutes the desperation that some startups should have." His argument: desperation, when channeled correctly, is rocket fuel. When a startup has enough runway from a government grant to survive mediocrity, some of them do exactly that. They settle. They don't make the hard pivots. They don't push hard enough on distribution. They optimize for survival instead of breakout. Eric echoed this with a passage from the book, Same as Ever , by Morgan Housel: a tree planted in an open field with all the sunshine and space it needs grows quickly -- but its wood is weak and porous. A tree in a dense forest, competing for light and nutrients, grows slowly -- but its wood is dense, hard, and can last a thousand years. The point isn't that grants are bad. The point is that comfort can be dangerous when your goal is to build something that changes the world. Real startups run on urgency.
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Bitkarrot 1 week ago
I feel like I did 3 months worth of work in the last 5 days. The winds are a-changing
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Bitkarrot 1 week ago
While I have extra capacity, Lets see how many releases we can pull off before the end of summer πŸ˜‚
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Bitkarrot 1 week ago
And special congrats to @ButtercupRoberts for making her first few pull requests to the hivetalk team. I'm really proud of her! Going from zero to code and merge!
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Bitkarrot 1 week ago
Every week, we're going to do a new @HiveTalk release. Gonna try a little experiment here for a few weeks. @ButtercupRoberts will be running a testing room at the end of every week so feel free to hop in if you want to try the latest features and please give Feedback!!!!!!!
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Bitkarrot 1 week ago
GM, 100 agents on the wall, take one down, pass'm around, 99 agents on the wall....
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Bitkarrot 1 week ago
I feel more sane and calmer when I'm not looking at social media everyday but sometimes I'll just post my thoughts randomly and occasionally from a no-feed client, and come back later to view comments. Does anyone else do this?
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Bitkarrot 1 week ago
GM, running inference like I'm flying a G6, siiick
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Bitkarrot 1 week ago
GM, the future belongs to high agency folks.
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Bitkarrot 1 week ago
GA, I will never hand people answers again. There’s now zero excuse for being lazy with an AI in pocket. Its great. Def Not Sorry πŸ˜†
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Bitkarrot 1 week ago
GM, there are thinkers and think-nots. She thinks the thinkers are gonna do okay. The think-nots are gonna be trouble
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Bitkarrot 2 weeks ago
GM, I can build now anything in 30 seconds or less πŸ˜‚
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Bitkarrot 2 weeks ago
GM, just casually quadrupled my AI capacity. Lets see what happens πŸ˜‚
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Bitkarrot 2 weeks ago
GM, my life is beautiful. how is yours going?
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Bitkarrot 2 weeks ago
GM, is Great interior design space synonymous with posh?
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