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I stopped tweeting in 2016, so here is what was my main area of interest each year since then. 16 - running 17 - remote work 18 - nomadism 19 - investing 20 - meditation 21 - crypto 22 - health 23 - AI (obviously)

We live in incredible times.

How I spent my sabbatical: - I went to India and Sri Lanka - I meditated a lot - I started to exercise daily - I have read a couple of books - I listened to a lot of podcasts - I developed my professional skills - I learned how to clean a fish 😅

It seems we may be on the verge of a fundamental shift in society due to technology, so I may as well start posting here — for my future self, for others, or just for bots 🤖

If reading things like that makes you feel uneasy, the best thing you can do for yourself is to start meditating in order to accept reality as it is 🧘‍♂️

Everything you have — and all you can experience — is just consciousness. And consciousness is already perfect and unchanging. Everything is simply appearing and disappearing within it. So, there is basically nothing to worry about.

You can feel emotions and not identify with them. You can see them as patterns of energy, so they seem insignificant. Then you can choose which ones are worth engaging with and let the others pass. And deep down, you can always find peace, calmness, and unconditional love.

When you want something that isn’t already there, ask yourself: Where is the one who wants it? You’ll feel liberated when you realize there’s no one to be found.

AI won’t replace you if your job requires intelligence, taste, or judgment.

Current AI is very impressive and the pace of development is incredible, but it isn’t truly intelligent, and we are nowhere near AGI.

You are AGI because you are a universal explainer. In principle, your ability to understand is unlimited. AI cannot be more intelligent than that. It cannot be more universal than something already universal. Superintelligence means nothing once you understand it.

What happened to Apple design? theverge.com/2015/12/8/9872…

WHAT A TIME TO BE ALIVE!

The 50 Best Albums of 2015 (by Pitchfork) pitchfork.com/features/staff…

Just read 'The Pragmatic Programmer: From Journeyman to Master'. #readingbacklog

My fav music albums of 2015 domininik.blogspot.com/2016/01/top-of… #HappyNewYear

This Photo Of People Falling Over On New Year’s Eve Is Being Compared To Renaissance Art buzzfeed.com/matthewchampio…

Finally have read 'Rework' by Jason Fried and DHH Definitely not only for business owners. I enjoyed it a lot. #readingbacklog

"Little girls don't know that they are not supposed to like computers. It's the parents who do." t.ted.com/4Cwp3Qr Linda Liukas