
I'm a business professor @BYUHawaii and research the impact of digital entrepreneurship in developing countries.
Laie, HI
Joined March 2007
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I just tweeted Matt Van Horn's article. A quick video summary.
Matt Van Horn spends $10K a month on AI coding agents
Two $200 plans for Claude and Codex and more on top
Doesn't type code and just talks into a microphone and agents build everything via plan md files
I broke down his article in 2 minutes
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Like many others, I am moving more and more to Claude for everyday tasks. Here is a great 2-hour course on Claude AI that teaches you how to build tools & automate so many things.
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These are some fun prompts that I am going to have to try in the classroom!
Replying to @heyalexmoore
1. Forbidden Wisdom Decoder
Prompt:
What are the lesser-known, under-the-surface truths about [insert topic/field] that are rarely shared publicly because they challenge mainstream thinking? Explain them with historical context, real-world examples, and why they remain hidden.
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"There needs to be things that inspire you, that make you glad to wake up in the morning and be part of humanity." -Elon Musk
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Paul Wilson retweeted
UNREAL.
I just stumbled the ultimate hack for designing a custom home 🤯
With Drafted, you just doodle a shape and the AI generates the entire build.
We are talking real-time professional plans, unlimited variations, and stunning 3D models.
Best part? It's 100% free!
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I gave Claude my birth date and time.
It broke down my entire life with eerie accuracy.
No horoscopes. No tarot. Just pure AI.
Here are 7 prompts you should try ↓
Paul Wilson retweeted
99% of options traders are gambling because they never learned the fundamentals.
This 1-hour Yale lecture changes everything.
In just 60 minutes, you’ll learn more about options trading than most overpriced trading courses ever teach.
No hype. No fake gurus. Just real knowledge.
Save this and watch it without distractions. 📌
Paul Wilson retweeted
A man spends 50 years teaching at MIT.
He knows his time is running out.
So he records one last lecture — everything he knows, distilled into a single hour.
He died 5 months later.
This is that lecture.
The most important hour you'll watch this week. 👇
Bookmark it for later
I know Schmidt is right. However, I have more faith in the human spirit and resiliency to quickly adapt. We won’t be ready but then we will be.
Ex-Google CEO Eric Schmidt says in 5 years, AI systems will be able to write and improve on their own code leading to recursive self-improvement and humans are not ready
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Great Ideas, BYU-Hawaii's business competition is happening right. We're live streaming the finals right now if you want to watch. youtube.com/watch?v=hFxVjtnG…
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I use QR codes in almost every class I teach. This is something I’m going to try out. #ai
AI-generated QR codes are the next big thing in marketing.
And it's completely free.
Here's my full tutorial on how to do it in 5 simple steps:
(Try scanning the image below)
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I'm going to share these prompts with every one of my students! ChatGPT and AI, in general, are far more valuable as learning tools than cheating tools! #ai #aitools
ChatGPT has changed the world.
It does lack in some areas, but my favorite use case is leveraging it to teach me things twice as fast.
Here are the 10 best prompts to learn anything faster:
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I'm curious to see the value of these prompts. @Valdo is definitely hitting a pain point for many people. So, I'm excited to see what he has to offer!
ChatGPT is heaven for no coders.
So I built 300 prompts + a list of the 50 best no code tools.
Normally $47
But for the next 24 hrs I've made it available, FREE of charge!
Like & Reply below with a "🔥" and I'll send you the bundle.
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As a father of 8, I'm guilty of "speciesism" 😆, but I disagree with @elonmusk & @harari_yuval on #AI - we need to be careful without being fearful. A 6-month AI break or heaps of regulations comes from fear; we need calculated progress, not paranoid regression.
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Replying to @reportermike
@reportermike If I gave you $20,000 to help someone else become financially stable, how would you do it?
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For more context, @reportermike, let's say they have a minimum wage job, 20k in student loans, 5k in high-interest credit card debt, and no savings. Would any of these influence you in how you use the 20k to help them?
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