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𝑷𝑨𝑻𝑪𝑯𝒀𝒀 🫰🏻 sageuklovervor 2 Jahren

เห็นแล้วพูดเลยว่าหมดศรัทธาอ่ะ CK ไม่ใช่ไลฟ์โค้ชด้วย แต่เป็น CEO แพลตฟอร์มสำหรับฟรีแลนซ์รับงาน ถ้าเป็นเรานะจะทำคอนเท้นต์แนว “รู้ไหมเราจะสร้างรายได้อย่างไรจากการดูนฟ.อยู่บ้าน” แล้วขายไอเดียฟรีแลนซ์งานรีวิวซีรีส์ ว่ามันเติบโตยังไง สรุป มาทำคอนเท้นเบลมคนแบบไลฟ์โค้ชดาดๆ จบเห่!

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𝑷𝑨𝑻𝑪𝑯𝒀𝒀 🫰🏻 sageuklovervor 2 Jahren

ทัวร์เห็นต่างลงใส่ชั้นไม่หยุด ยังคงมีคนคิดว่าชั้นผิดพ้อยท์ เพราะจริงๆแล้วเขาพูดเรื่องการจัดสรรเวลาต่างหาก รู้ค่ะ ไม่ใช่ไม่รู้ แต่จะให้พูดอีกกี่รอบ ว่าไม่โอเคกับการยกตัวอย่างเป็นซีรีส์เกาหลี คู่จิ้น พระเอกหล่อ นฟ. ไม่ได้เหรอ ลองเจอคนด้อยค่าความชอบใส่เราซึ่งๆหน้าดูนะคะ

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เป็น • ของ • เดฟ | Eternally Def’svor 2 Jahren

ทำไมมองว่าเวลาสร้างความสุขเป็นสิ่งไม่ดี เค้าผ่านความทุกข์มาแปดแสนอย่าง การได้หัวเราะตามฉากในหนังอาจเป็นรอยยิ้มเดียวที่มี การติ่งอาจเป็นแก่นความสุขเดียวของชีวิตที่แตกสลายย่อยยับ กว่าจะหารอยยิ้มเจอ กว่าจะหันออกจากทุกข์ที่เสียใจจนแทบอยากตายเจอ มันไม่ง่าย พูดออกมาได้ไง ใจร้ายว่ะ

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𝑷𝑨𝑻𝑪𝑯𝒀𝒀 🫰🏻 sageuklovervor 2 Jahren

โห คอมเม้นคุณแบบ คมบาดใจสุด สำนวนเหมือนออกมาจากนักเขียนรางวัลซีไรท์

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@jbmtyiboxiaogon จริงค่ะ บางคนไม่ได้ฝันใหญ่ ไม่เป็นไร แต่สิ่งที่ทุกคนควรมีคือเคารพความฝันคนอื่นเค้าด้วย

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PorPorvor 2 Jahren

เคยตามเหมือนกันฮะ หลังๆเหมือนเค้าเริ่มหลอน พอเริ่มมีแฟนคลับ เริ่มคิดว่าความคิดตัวเองinfluenceคนอื่นได้ก็มั่นแบบกู่ไม่กลับ คิดว่าตัวเองคิดถูกอยู่คนเดียวบนโลก ทุกคนควรคิดแบบเค้า ประสาทมากกก

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ตามช่วงแรกๆเลยค่ะที่เค้าเปิด fast work มันดีนะตรงที่เราอาจจะได้ลูกค้าหน้าใหม่บ้าง เพราะอาชีพฟรีแลนซ์มันเป็นอะไรที่ไปได้เรื่อยๆไร้เพดานและไม่จำกัดคอนเนคชั่น แต่คอนเท้นนี้ไม่ได้เลย ดูไม่เคารพสายฟรีแลนซ์ฝั่งซีรีส์เกาหลี เพราะว่าคนดูเพื่อทำงาน ไม่ได้ดูแบบ waste time ก็มีเหมือนกัน

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underdog_fightback vor 2 Jahren

ถ้าตัดเรื่องเนื้อหาที่ต้องการจะสื่อออกไป แล้วดูแค่ body language รวมไปถึงน้ำเสียงที่พูดก็รู้สึกว่าเป็นการพูดที่ไม่น่าฟังนะ เหมือนมาสอนชี้ให้ทำตามกึ่งบังคับ มากกว่าจะมาพูดเชิงโน้มน้าวอ่ะ

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ซึ่งอันนี้ เอาไว้สอนลูกน้องตัวเองเถอะ พอมันเป็นคอนเท้นแล้วคนทั่วไปเห็น มันบ่าได้จริงๆ

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Anthropic CEO: "there are jobs that took generations to build that may disappear" this is one of the best interviews I've seen in a long time Dario Amodei talks about how to prepare for what's coming here's what to expect: > high GDP growth and high unemployment at the same time > software becoming essentially free to build > the gap between people who use AI and people who don't the scariest part this is not a prediction, this is already happening to stay competitive you need to adapt fast and you can't do that while ignoring AI that's why I put together a guide on Claude features that 99% of users have no idea exist it will completely change how you work with Claude you can find it below

Anthropic CEO: "there are jobs that took generations to build that may disappear" this is one of the best interviews I've seen in a long time Dario Amodei talks about how to prepare for what's coming here's what to expect: > high GDP growth and high unemployment at the same time > software becoming essentially free to build > the gap between people who use AI and people who don't the scariest part this is not a prediction, this is already happening to stay competitive you need to adapt fast and you can't do that while ignoring AI that's why I put together a guide on Claude features that 99% of users have no idea exist it will completely change how you work with Claude you can find it below

Anatoli Kopadze

662,843 Aufrufe • vor 4 Monaten

Announcing that Willow has raised $4.2 million to build voice-first interfaces. We started Willow after dropping out of Stanford freshman year to build a healthcare startup. It failed. We pivoted over 10 times, spent a year in the trenches, and learned how to build the hard way. But we discovered something huge. Voice scribes were giving doctors their lives back. They were able to focus on helping patients rather than wasting nights and weekends on paperwork. That's when it hit us. If voice could transform healthcare, why not every knowledge worker? Why are a billion professionals still hammering away at keyboards to communicate with humans (email, Slack, writing) and AI (ChatGPT, Cursor)? Today, thousands of professionals at companies like Canva, GitHub, and Webflow use Willow to work 5x faster. We're building Willow to unlock voice as the universal interface where you can control any device, any app, any workflow simply by speaking. – This $4.2M round was led by Boxgroup, with participation from Goodwater Capital, Burst Capital, and Liquid 2 Ventures. We’re also backed by an Avengers-level group of investors, including: Max Mullen (Founder, Instacart) (COO, Shopify) dharmesh (CTO/Founder, HubSpot) Tomer London (CPO/Founder, Gusto) Geoff Donaker (COO, Yelp) Ankur Nagpal (Founder, Teachable) Steven (CEO/Founder, Moov) Daniel Cahn (CEO/Founder, Slingshot AI) John Andrew Entwistle (CEO/Founder, Wander) Mercedes Bent (Venture Partner, Lightspeed J.J. Fliegelman (CTO/Founder, Wayup) Special thanks to our earliest believers: Adam Guild (CEO/Founder, Owner), Cory Levy (Founder, ZFellows), and Nicolas Dessaigne (Partner, YC). And most importantly, thank you to the best co-founder and CTO Lawrence Liu. – We're hiring for founding engineer, designer, and ML roles who want to redefine how humans work. Join a world-class team building technology that transforms lives daily with top-tier compensation and equity. Comment "Join Willow" to be fast-tracked. The next decade will be defined by voice-first computing. The question isn't whether this transformation will happen. It's whether you'll be part of building it.

Announcing that Willow has raised $4.2 million to build voice-first interfaces. We started Willow after dropping out of Stanford freshman year to build a healthcare startup. It failed. We pivoted over 10 times, spent a year in the trenches, and learned how to build the hard way. But we discovered something huge. Voice scribes were giving doctors their lives back. They were able to focus on helping patients rather than wasting nights and weekends on paperwork. That's when it hit us. If voice could transform healthcare, why not every knowledge worker? Why are a billion professionals still hammering away at keyboards to communicate with humans (email, Slack, writing) and AI (ChatGPT, Cursor)? Today, thousands of professionals at companies like Canva, GitHub, and Webflow use Willow to work 5x faster. We're building Willow to unlock voice as the universal interface where you can control any device, any app, any workflow simply by speaking. – This $4.2M round was led by Boxgroup, with participation from Goodwater Capital, Burst Capital, and Liquid 2 Ventures. We’re also backed by an Avengers-level group of investors, including: Max Mullen (Founder, Instacart) (COO, Shopify) dharmesh (CTO/Founder, HubSpot) Tomer London (CPO/Founder, Gusto) Geoff Donaker (COO, Yelp) Ankur Nagpal (Founder, Teachable) Steven (CEO/Founder, Moov) Daniel Cahn (CEO/Founder, Slingshot AI) John Andrew Entwistle (CEO/Founder, Wander) Mercedes Bent (Venture Partner, Lightspeed J.J. Fliegelman (CTO/Founder, Wayup) Special thanks to our earliest believers: Adam Guild (CEO/Founder, Owner), Cory Levy (Founder, ZFellows), and Nicolas Dessaigne (Partner, YC). And most importantly, thank you to the best co-founder and CTO Lawrence Liu. – We're hiring for founding engineer, designer, and ML roles who want to redefine how humans work. Join a world-class team building technology that transforms lives daily with top-tier compensation and equity. Comment "Join Willow" to be fast-tracked. The next decade will be defined by voice-first computing. The question isn't whether this transformation will happen. It's whether you'll be part of building it.

Allan Guo

499,736 Aufrufe • vor 1 Jahr

Windsurf CEO explains why traditional startup moats are mostly silly. Varun said even with 50-100 of the best MIT engineers, that's still just "hundreds of engineering years" in your product. Someone else can build something similar in the same space. He used Nvidia as an example. People think CUDA is their real moat, but that's not accurate. Large companies like Google, OpenAI, and Anthropic spend tens of billions on chips. If CUDA didn't exist, they'd find a way to write assembly code and make GPUs work. People use CUDA because Nvidia made it really capable at low floating-point math, great interconnect, and fast computers. Not because they're locked in. Every year Nvidia has pressure - if they don't make hardware, interconnect, and memory bandwidth much faster, their profit margins shrink and AMD will compete. For startups, the only moat is speed. Learning where the dead bodies are. Understanding what doesn't work and building compounding advantages through that knowledge. Speed lets you learn from the market faster, which means you're first to the next idea too.

Windsurf CEO explains why traditional startup moats are mostly silly. Varun said even with 50-100 of the best MIT engineers, that's still just "hundreds of engineering years" in your product. Someone else can build something similar in the same space. He used Nvidia as an example. People think CUDA is their real moat, but that's not accurate. Large companies like Google, OpenAI, and Anthropic spend tens of billions on chips. If CUDA didn't exist, they'd find a way to write assembly code and make GPUs work. People use CUDA because Nvidia made it really capable at low floating-point math, great interconnect, and fast computers. Not because they're locked in. Every year Nvidia has pressure - if they don't make hardware, interconnect, and memory bandwidth much faster, their profit margins shrink and AMD will compete. For startups, the only moat is speed. Learning where the dead bodies are. Understanding what doesn't work and building compounding advantages through that knowledge. Speed lets you learn from the market faster, which means you're first to the next idea too.

Aish

334,732 Aufrufe • vor 1 Jahr