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indeed, you cannot outsource thinking and inspiration
It is interesting to consider that LLMs may not be ‘high IQ’ (even if they perform well on an IQ test)
Their speed and ability to memorize all human knowledge makes them remarkably effective
Yet their capacity for judgement, discernment, taste, etc feels underdeveloped
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You can make money online.
All you need is a phone, a good work ethic, a good attitude, and Wifi connection
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Indeed
Elon’s advice to 20-year-olds on surviving the AI era:
Get as broad-based an education as possible: arts, sciences, engineering, and wide general knowledge.
Why?
AI and robots will fulfill almost any request immediately.The edge won’t be doing the work. It will be knowing what to ask for. The broader your knowledge, the better your questions.
(source: CGTN)
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Introducing Tapkit
Tapkit is a Mac app that lets your agents use your iPhone. Tell it to do anything and it can use your phone to do it.
We've been iterating on Tapkit over the last few months with our earliest users and finally feel like it's ready for general use. Today it is easy to use, supports any agent, and can even use multiple iPhones at the same time.
There are so many great things that we can do with this new primitive, but I didn't want to wait any longer to share it with you.
Try it now: tapkit.ai
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do you want to get early access to new muse features?
just ask your muse! this will put you in our official early access program
prompt to copy paste in thread 👇
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Persistence
Se Yong admits @fomo 's launch day was so dead that 8 of the 10 traders were @fomo employees
"It was so anticlimactic that, you know, I just don't remember the day at all."
"Nobody joined. It was this very slow thing where we had 10 traders and maybe eight of them were FOMO employees."
"Something is telling the market that the product is not good enough. So how do you get it to be good enough? And we just obsessively focus on making the product better time and time again."
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we’ve been quiet for a reason.
soon you’ll be able to talk to the wallets you watch.
Join the wait… apes.app
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I've never met a successful person that moves slowly and is undecisive.
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Apes are coming
the next era of social trading is about to begin.
Everyone is watching 🦍
Join the wait apes.app
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“If you want to be successful, I would encourage you to grow a tolerance for failure.”
— Nvidia CEO, Jensen Huang
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I just read what Zuck wrote about Muse connectors.
A few things I think this means:
1. We’re witnessing the agentification of consumer apps.
2. Zuck believes Muse reaching 100M+ users feels entirely possible.
3. Whoever you connect to becomes your new landlord, so pick carefully.
4. Connectors become the new app listings (valuable real estate).
5. Being early could be as valuable as being early to the App Store in 2009.
6. Meta sees what people want, which providers convert, and what users will pay. That gives it the power to rank connectors, charge for distribution, and launch competing services.
7. The opportunity map includes agent native APIs, connector agencies, SEO for agents, identity and reliability infrastructure, and vertical connector marketplaces.
8. We’re moving from humans choosing apps to agents choosing businesses.
9. Every business will need an agent strategy, just like every business needed a mobile strategy.
10. Kinda crazy to say but a 3 person API company could reach 10M+ users through one great connector.
11. Connectors could create an entirely new second-order economy. The biggest opportunity may be helping businesses distribute, price, and optimize their services for agents.
12. Your API becomes more important than your app. Weird to think about but true.
13. Zuck wants Muse to own the moment between wanting something and getting it. He is coming for the app economy. Will he win? Right now it's Instinct vs Muse vs Grokbot. TBD.
Opening access for developers to build Muse connectors. You bring the API -- Muse brings the agent, the browser, and the context of what the person actually wants. People reach your service just by asking for it, and their agent takes it from there.
New connectors are live today. Come build with us. muse.ai/platform
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Will check this out. The right solution will make things 10x easier faster better
Introducing Memorable (YC S27): PROCEDURAL MEMORY FOR AI AGENTS
AI agents today are born, work, and die inside a single context window. They solve a hard problem once, then start from zero when it returns.
Memorable turns successful runs into a graph of reusable procedures.
So every task makes the next one:
- Faster.
- Cheaper.
- More deterministic.
We’re excited to share that Memorable is joining Y Combinator’s S27 batch.
Try it: memorable.sh
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"I and I alone am responsible for everything I think and feel."
@naval
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Smart people are the worst marketers on earth
You see the countdown timer, the "3 spots left", the "$26,000 of value for $997" and think this would never work on me
Correct, and that is exactly the problem
It was written for the 99% who dont spend all day studying why it works, and there are a lot more of them than there are of you
Thats how an empty company with no product does $1,000,000 a month while a brilliant product with a clever founder dies quietly
If an ad makes you cringe, run it
The ones that impress you only ever sell to other marketers
-Pampa
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