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How to Get and Evaluate Startup Ideas | Startup School
Tar pits, schleps, and boring ideas: how YC evaluates startup ideas
From Y Combinator · 32 minutes of video · 5,867 words · about 26 minutes to read
At least 70 percent of the hundred most valuable Y Combinator companies did not sit down and think up their idea. They noticed it. That gap is what the talk keeps circling back to, because founders who set out to invent a startup idea keep inventing the same small set of bad ones.
Andrej Karpathy: Software Is Changing (Again)
Software is changing again, and now it’s programmed in English
From Y Combinator · 40 minutes of video · 5,724 words · about 25 minutes to read
“Remarkably, we’re now programming computers in English.” That is Andrej Karpathy, quoting his own pinned tweet. The claim underneath it: software barely moved for 70 years, and then changed twice in the space of a few.
Joe Rogan Experience #1309 - Naval Ravikant
Naval Ravikant on getting rich, getting happy, and getting quiet
From PowerfulJRE · 2h 12m of video · 11,253 words · about 49 minutes to read
Naval Ravikant spent the days before this interview unable to stop rehearsing it in his head. He traced the habit back to being a broke kid in Queens who survived by sounding smart, and told Joe Rogan about it on air. That is roughly how the whole two hours go.
Sleep Toolkit: Tools for Optimizing Sleep & Sleep-Wake Timing
The two hours before you wake up: Andrew Huberman’s sleep toolkit
From Andrew Huberman · 1h 42m of video · 6,330 words · about 28 minutes to read
Your body hits its lowest temperature of the entire 24-hour cycle about two hours before you normally wake up. Andrew Huberman calls that moment your temperature minimum, and he says learning where yours falls is what lets you move your schedule on purpose: light, exercise or caffeine before it push your clock later, and the same three things after it pull it earlier.
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