1/ I'm so proud of both Learnspace teams that competed at U-Hackathon We came with 2 groups of 10-14 year olds up against college+ aged hackers There were over 100 projects submitted with over 70 in their track

i regret to inform you that personal growth rarely comes from acquiring new knowledge and almost always from: -getting humiliated -showing up terrified and doing it anyway -admitting you might be the problem

If my dad looked like this i would kms

I was talking to a friend (who’s pretty far from AI) the other day about how much AI has changed the way I work, and something I’ve been increasingly frustrated with. Recently, I’ve been experimenting with Claude alongside Codex, and it’s honestly impressive how well these tools can understand the smallest UI details, sometimes thinking a few steps ahead of me. And it’s cool on one hand. But I’ve noticed something about myself that concerns me. The more I use these tools, the harder it becomes to just open a blank canvas and create something from scratch. And I’m not afraid of AI replacing me. I’m afraid of getting so used to having it think alongside me that I slowly lose the ability to think creatively on my own. I love AI. I love how much faster we can build, how easily we can explore ideas and turn them into something real. But I think there’s something incredibly important about being able to come up with an idea entirely on your own, develop it, struggle with it, and eventually put something into the world that came from your own brain. That ability needs to be exercised. I genuinely think designers, engineers, and anyone doing work in tech should regularly make time to work without AI. Open a blank canvas, write code, sketch something, figure things out yourself. Not because AI is bad, but because your brain still needs to do the work. Needs to exist and evolve. The last thing I want is to become incredibly good at using tools and slowly forget how to create without them.

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10 Learnspace students crushed their first hackathon 🔥 So proud of their effort and teamwork, and seeing them on stage was so cool We hacked from multiple locations till close and some kids didn't sleep Soo bullish on the youth! Proper recap after some rest 🙏

Just a reminder about something I said a few years back: “addiction is a progressive narrowing of the things that bring you pleasure.” “Enlightenment (for lack of a better term) is a progressive expansion of what brings your pleasure.” Are you addicted to something? If so, what?

Jesus was the greatest marketer of all time. He scaled to a 3 billion member worldwide community in his early 30s (tbf it was his father’s company) with no paywalls, hooks, paid ads, or email funnels. Started with just 12 affiliates, one of whom was a scammer. He never sold a course, ran a webinar, or asked for fans. Just pure charisma. His content strategy was incredibly simple too - great storytelling and occasional miracles. This is a guy who went viral very quickly, got scrutinized by the business status quo, then came back bigger and went even more viral. No one had seen it before. Study Jesus.

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This anti Ai edit is really amazing

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Let nothing disturb you, Let nothing frighten you, All things are passing away: God never changes. Patience obtains all things Whoever has God lacks nothing; God alone suffices. St. Teresa of Avila

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