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The first hour of using Claude Code feels like magic.
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We spend most of our lives in cities.
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Search “will llms agi” on Google and you will find completely contradicting opinions.
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Every field, every era, has one.
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Navigating advice is tricky.
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Note: As an experiment, I have not taken notes or highlights while reading this book.
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A few months ago, I attended a friend’s housewarming party and ended up striking a conversation with a university colleague.
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Most people like the concept of voting.
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Rich people often don’t do as they teach Success is a process, not an event True wealth, money, happiness Choices, luck, ownership, accountability, control “Normal” life and being an employee Being an employee comes with a limited financial ceiling Become…
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For nearly every topic, idea, argument, belief, there are a 1000 points of view.
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After months away from biking, I got a new bike last week.
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Yesterday, my girlfriend asked me whether I’d like scrambled eggs or an omelet for breakfast.
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Author’s opening remark: It is impossible to compress the entire human history into a 100 pages of conclusions.
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Aim for 0 to 1 improvements The dot-com bubble made people cautious of innovation and big thinking Competition is usually bad for a business Monopolies exaggerate their competition, competitive businesses exaggerate themselves The value of a business today
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Writing is a tool for crystallizing one’s distilled thoughts through language.
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My Notes Creativity doesn’t come as a lightning bolt Good work doesn’t come out of nowhere.
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Writing has been historically used as a means of understanding the world around us, and there is extensive research supporting the benefits of writing as a tool for thinking.
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Context: Derek Sivers started a business by mistake, because he wanted to sell his music online, but he had no deal with a big record label.
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Context: Benjamin Franklin was one of the Founding Fathers of United States.
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Understanding the Iterated Prisoner’s Dilemma The entire book is based on a classic Game Theory problem called Prisoner’s Dilemma, so I will first try to explain the idea behind it, before we get to the book notes themselves.