KimSia Sim
@simkimsia.bsky.social
Reposted by KimSia Sim
Believe you're the exception to the rule of two Big Things?
It's likely self-deception.
Check with your inner circle and family—they'll let you know if something's slipping.
It's likely self-deception.
Check with your inner circle and family—they'll let you know if something's slipping.
You can have two Big Things, but not three
No you can’t “have it all.” You can have two things, but not three.
longform.asmartbear.com
January 19, 2025 at 4:16 AM
Believe you're the exception to the rule of two Big Things?
It's likely self-deception.
Check with your inner circle and family—they'll let you know if something's slipping.
It's likely self-deception.
Check with your inner circle and family—they'll let you know if something's slipping.
Strong agree
Personally, sometimes
Not using the word “push” frees me up enough to actually “push” through
Personally, sometimes
Not using the word “push” frees me up enough to actually “push” through
Getting started is hard.
Sticking with it is hard.
Finishing is hard.
But all require different intention and emotion and action to push through its brand of “hard.”
Sticking with it is hard.
Finishing is hard.
But all require different intention and emotion and action to push through its brand of “hard.”
January 16, 2025 at 2:28 AM
Strong agree
Personally, sometimes
Not using the word “push” frees me up enough to actually “push” through
Personally, sometimes
Not using the word “push” frees me up enough to actually “push” through
TIL that even Paul Erdos has issues understanding Monty hall problem
January 1, 2025 at 1:51 AM
TIL that even Paul Erdos has issues understanding Monty hall problem
I just found unlessiheardifferent.com
And immediately I tried it out with someone I’m working on a small project with
“Unless I hear differently, I assume you ok we adopt UIHD going forward”
H/t to Trevor McKendrick
And immediately I tried it out with someone I’m working on a small project with
“Unless I hear differently, I assume you ok we adopt UIHD going forward”
H/t to Trevor McKendrick
Unless I Hear Differently — Work Good & Fast With Clients & Teams
A simple tip to communicate clearer and faster with clients, teams and lovers. Use in emails, project management, phone calls and more.
unlessiheardifferent.com
December 30, 2024 at 2:08 PM
I just found unlessiheardifferent.com
And immediately I tried it out with someone I’m working on a small project with
“Unless I hear differently, I assume you ok we adopt UIHD going forward”
H/t to Trevor McKendrick
And immediately I tried it out with someone I’m working on a small project with
“Unless I hear differently, I assume you ok we adopt UIHD going forward”
H/t to Trevor McKendrick
Another way things are flipped for (Gen)AI is that traditionally near zero marginal costs per usage in software no longer applies in GenAI
So pricing models such as unlimited usage and charging by seats are probably unsustainable
Great piece and early to recognize the playbook is old
So pricing models such as unlimited usage and charging by seats are probably unsustainable
Great piece and early to recognize the playbook is old
Traditionally an engineering founder finds it easy to build the product, but hard to market.
With AI getting users is easy (though hard to make them stay), but almost impossible to make the software work in practice (beyond a demo).
It’s flipped, like many things with AI.
With AI getting users is easy (though hard to make them stay), but almost impossible to make the software work in practice (beyond a demo).
It’s flipped, like many things with AI.
AI startups require new strategies: This time it’s actually different
The typical dynamics between startups and incumbents do not apply in AI as they did in previous technology revolutions like mobile and the Internet. Ignore this at your peril.
longform.asmartbear.com
December 11, 2024 at 8:22 AM
Another way things are flipped for (Gen)AI is that traditionally near zero marginal costs per usage in software no longer applies in GenAI
So pricing models such as unlimited usage and charging by seats are probably unsustainable
Great piece and early to recognize the playbook is old
So pricing models such as unlimited usage and charging by seats are probably unsustainable
Great piece and early to recognize the playbook is old
I’m reading impro by Keith Johnstone and this story about a psychotic girl early in the book struck me
December 7, 2024 at 3:19 PM
I’m reading impro by Keith Johnstone and this story about a psychotic girl early in the book struck me
The book Mathematica by @davidbessis.bsky.social is ostensibly abt maths but is really about _understanding_
Genuine understanding on any topic feels like intuition. It’s the music in one’s head. Not music notes on paper
A lesson I learn 2 weeks before reading this book
Right book at right time
Genuine understanding on any topic feels like intuition. It’s the music in one’s head. Not music notes on paper
A lesson I learn 2 weeks before reading this book
Right book at right time
December 4, 2024 at 3:12 PM
The book Mathematica by @davidbessis.bsky.social is ostensibly abt maths but is really about _understanding_
Genuine understanding on any topic feels like intuition. It’s the music in one’s head. Not music notes on paper
A lesson I learn 2 weeks before reading this book
Right book at right time
Genuine understanding on any topic feels like intuition. It’s the music in one’s head. Not music notes on paper
A lesson I learn 2 weeks before reading this book
Right book at right time