Martin R @mrworldhacker

CTO @rocket__cx. Tech + AI enthusiast. Life-long learner. Currently learning to use #data and #okrs to run startups. Austin, TX Joined June 2023

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Dr. Julie Gurner @drgurner

3 years ago

I love people who run hard at things, that the whole world believes they shouldn't have. People who grow up in hard places, face hard circumstances, and yet rise regardless. Who want it all, work hard, and have the unending drive to take it.

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Dr. Julie Gurner @drgurner

3 years ago

If you look around, you'll find 90% of people in your life, have "settled" in one capacity or another. Maybe more. Not settling requires 2 things: 1. Courage...and 2. A willingness to hold the line at what you truly deserve Most can't do it. Start to hold the line today.

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Sean Kelly @seanpk

3 years ago

How I achieved a biological age of 26 at age 40 without spending $2M/year. Entrepreneurship does not have to take a toll on your health. I've created a high performance lifestyle focused on health while founding 6 seven-eight figure businesses. Read this to live longer 👇 🧵

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Martin R @mrworldhacker

3 years ago

While everyone around me tries to slow down for the holidays, I’m keeping the pedal to the metal. I want to set the tone for next year!

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Dr. Julie Gurner @drgurner

3 years ago

For everyone still pushing out there - still working, and not letting off the gas in December - I see you. It is not easy to keep moving the ball forward, when the whole world is winding down. Do what you need to do...

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Elon Musk @elonmusk

3 years ago

Human civilization is still a tiny startup in the grand scheme of things

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Parrade @parrade_us

3 years ago

Small shelf space? List it. Sizable floor area? List it. We're transforming waiting time into shopping time and empty spaces into vibrant areas of foot traffic. Interested in learning how? Visit parrade.com

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Marc Randolph @marcrandolph

3 years ago

For many years, Bill Gates used to fly Economy, not because he couldn’t afford First Class, but because he didn’t consider it good value. It’s five or six times more expensive, but only marginally better (and you all get to your destination at the same time). In the same vein, I could afford a really nice car at this point, but I’ve never been a car guy, and I don’t need a Lamborghini or a Mazerati (which I can’t even spell). A Volvo station wagon does the job just fine, and I wouldn’t value the difference. I don’t need to drop $1000 on a bottle of wine at dinner either, since I know I’ll get the same enjoyment from a $35 bottle. So what is wealth good for, in the end? Besides providing security, it also gives flexibility. After all of the experiences I’ve had, the most important thing I’ve learned about money is that, once you have enough (by the previous definition), you can choose to have less of it in exchange for choosing how to spend your time. And spending your time doing something meaningful to you…that’s worth way more than a Mazerati.

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Dr. Julie Gurner @drgurner

3 years ago

Don’t ever mess around with allowing bad energy in your life. -People, employees, bosses, partners It’s better to take less money at work, or be alone in your personal life... Keeping your sense of self, optimism, push & energy is worth everything.

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Martin R @mrworldhacker

3 years ago

Do y’all think commercial space travel will be viable and affordable in 20 years?

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Martin R @mrworldhacker

3 years ago

@Edwinkhchan @catalinmpit Haha or remember how we used to get to places by studying atlases? 100% agree. After AI becomes commonplace, we’ll all wonder how we got by in the old days.

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Martin R @mrworldhacker

3 years ago

ChatGPT’s voice chats are unreal. It feels so natural to converse with the AI. Freaking OpenAI has done it again. I’m hooked even more!

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Martin R @mrworldhacker

3 years ago

@DanReese21 I’m currently in Austin. After the scorching summer we had, in inclined to agree with your assessment. The heat is one thing, but droughts are a whole other beast. At the rate that the climate is changing, I am planning to need to move north in 10-15 years.

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Lyn Alden @LynAldenContact

3 years ago

You can’t *ask* the Fed to not exist. You need to *build* something so unbelievably better than the Fed that they lose.

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😃Edwin! @Edwinkhchan

3 years ago

I think there is a bit of extreme thinking there. Yes AI can do the job of current junior developers. The thing is in the future junior developers will be doing something else & more advanced. Meaning experienced developers will be doing something else & more advanced. So if you don't keep learning how to code/develop software you will also end up being irrelevant and left behind. In their case of thinking they might as well change careers whilst they're at it!