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  1. The first hour of using Claude Code feels like magic.

  2. The Cities We Build

    We spend most of our lives in cities.

  3. Why LLMs might actually lead to AGI

    Search “will llms agi” on Google and you will find completely contradicting opinions.

  4. Life Advice

  5. Mecca

    Every field, every era, has one.

  6. Problems with advice

    Navigating advice is tricky.

  7. Notes for Elon Musk, by Walter Isaacson

    Note: As an experiment, I have not taken notes or highlights while reading this book.

  8. Positive thinking 101

    A few months ago, I attended a friend’s housewarming party and ended up striking a conversation with a university colleague.

  9. You are constantly voting

    Most people like the concept of voting.

  10. 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…

  11. A 1000 points of view

    For nearly every topic, idea, argument, belief, there are a 1000 points of view.

  12. Mountain peaks don't move

    After months away from biking, I got a new bike last week.

  13. Scrambled eggs or omelet?

    Yesterday, my girlfriend asked me whether I’d like scrambled eggs or an omelet for breakfast.

  14. Author’s opening remark: It is impossible to compress the entire human history into a 100 pages of conclusions.

  15. Notes for Zero to One, by Peter Thiel

    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

  16. On refining published writing

    Writing is a tool for crystallizing one’s distilled thoughts through language.

  17. My Notes Creativity doesn’t come as a lightning bolt Good work doesn’t come out of nowhere.

  18. Surprise as a tool for thought

    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.

  19. 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.

  20. Context: Benjamin Franklin was one of the Founding Fathers of United States.

  21. 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.