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thats a cool website. thanks for sharing

woah, hiring engineers has always been such a pain... this is super cool

every monday i face the same problem: what should i actually work on this week? chatgpt just tells me what i want to hear, so i tried something different - a standup meeting with ai versions of Jobs, Bezos, Naval, etc.

they called my "genius" marketing idea stupid. 20 minutes later i had the clearest direction i've had in months.

Thanks, I just wanted different philosophies on shipping code: - If you're stuck on something hard, Peter would say "ship the hecky version tomorrow". - Linus would want proper code review first. - Carmack would rewrite your algorithm and find some clever way to do it with after components.

Basically covered the main approaches: ship fast and iterate. - Peter Sahil optimizes for performance that's Carmack. - Build for scale through process Linus. - Elegant hardware solutions Woz - the modern ML approach with Karpathy.

love it

much better, Claude returns 1 answer with 1 perspective, my council returns 5. so if i have a problem i can run the council through it and move forward with whichever solution i think is best. sometimes its ship fast (levels / sahil) and sometimes its more detailed like torvald

ty !!!

i monologue in the morning and talk through whatever's top of mind. i process the transcript with an ai im building and its great at enabling me to solve my own problems.

fair, what are the scopes of your problems generally?

i would love to chat more about this. my backgrounds in bme and personally interested in health.

not only in a business context, this could be a health issue. i helped someone develop a plan to treat their knee pain

im not sure. from watching karpathys video he mentions post training. i think it comes before fine tuning. are these the same thing?