Programming is changing so fast... I'm trying VS Code Cursor + Sonnet 3.5 instead of GitHub Copilot again and I think it's now a net win. Just empirically, over the last few days most of my "programming" is now writing English (prompting and then reviewing and editing the

Jackpot! What did I win? 😂

Claude is exceptional in troubleshooting code. Where 4o, 4o1-mini failed, Claude 3.5 Sonnet spotted the bug in a few seconds. This post is not about one LLM ruling them all. It's about how our role is to be a symphony conductor and orchestrate them all.

Truth!

A couple years ago, one of my portfolio companies was out of money. They had some paying customers but their product had poor retention. They had raised a small pre-seed but they were struggling to raise a seed. Their results were ok but not wow-ing. What did they do? More

when founders suggest that their product isn't ready to sell, they think sales is about selling a product early-stage enterprise sales is about getting them excited about YOU (the Founder), how you see the world differently, and, most importantly, how you can uniquely solve

I've built 19 projects with Cursor AI without line a single line of code myself. But, the Truth is Cursor is dumb you don't add detailed docs around your project. You need to build a strong <Context Boundary> around Cursor Here what you can do to improve your Cursor workflow🧵

“Let me break down why this is a game-changer for AI development!.”

The most bullish AI capability I'm looking for is not whether it's able to solve PhD grade problems. It's whether you'd hire it as a junior intern. Not "solve this theorem" but "get your slack set up, read these onboarding docs, do this task and let's check in next week".

If you feel behind on learning about Large Language Models, try these: – Readers: free 200+ page book covering pre-training, generative models, prompting and alignment – Programmers: Karpathy’s neural networks zero to hero playlist including implementing GPT-2 from scratch

early-stage startup sales is so, so hard because most early adopters start out as 'non-consumers' who are then moved via the founder's vision and energy into 'consumers' only a founder has the capability to create this cold-start momentum

It's freaking awesome to watch Claude3.7 edit code in the artifacts window. Small things, you know... 😃

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The power you get using combo of Claude 3.7 Sonnet and ChatGPT models is 🤯 - particularly for coding but also other startupy things in general is a game changer! I have not explored enough of the latest Gemini updates. Soon will. 🚀 🔥

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I visited this lab years ago. Back then they told me "we don't know how to map out the human brain." Well they figured it out.

This is why the future is exciting. Stanford’s Fei-Fei Li shows off how a human controlling a robot with just his mind. The rest of the day’s talks are being live streamed. See my last post.

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