founder, boss as a service. https://teapawt.net/t.co/xijscP4hvE
Joined June 2010
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Manasvini Krishna retweeted
We are building <drumroll> Chapter </drumroll>.....with bucketloads of 🩷 and inordinate amounts of ☕. More soon!
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Manasvini Krishna retweeted
Scott Alexander’s “Sort By Controversial” continues to age like fine wine, still the sharpest explainer of how algorithmic feeds run on outrage.
might be the single best blog post to explain social media over the past decade.
Manasvini Krishna retweeted
It is fitting that out of all the great science fiction authors that imagined AI, Douglas Adams continues to be the most fundamentally correct:
✅ Machines that work best when emotionally manipulated
✅Machines that guilt you
✅Very long “thinking” times for very hard questions
Manasvini Krishna retweeted
Probably the most creative productized service I've seen
• Hire a "boss" for $25/mo to keep you accountable
• 2500 customers
• Solo founder, profitable
Manasvini Krishna retweeted
🥷Life Hack
Having a “boss” to keep you committed to “1 hour programing per day” it’s the best money you can spend.
It works!
Thanks @Manasvinik
Another GPT-4 thread!
I'm trying to get GPT-4 to build a complete, usable app. Of course, I asked it to build a productivity app.
So far, it's built a pomodoro app complete with a Focus Mode, graphs and stats including your most productive day and streak count.
The frustrating part - as we added more features, every time I asked it to make a new one, it'd end up breaking some other feature. Asked to fix a bug, it'd introduce one more somewhere else. But when I complained (again in a general way) it was able to resolve the issue.
Launching something today! 💃
Dopanope - a Chrome extension that stops you from browsing distracting websites all day. 🤓
Check it out here: producthunt.com/posts/dopano…
More about how it works below ↓
I've been using this myself for some months and it's worked really well -- most times, my impatience wins the day.
It's made a big difference to the amount of time I spend mindlessly browsing, without specifically even wanting to be on Reddit / Twitter / Hacker News.
