Entrepreneur, reducing financial and political inequality
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George Kajaia retweeted
one customer who actually pays beats a hundred who say they would. the feedback loop is completely different
George Kajaia retweeted
Also, a musician/performer.
Although, there are already AI artists, when it comes to live performances and all that, humans will always prefer to watch and listen to real people perform and dance. I just can’t imagine watching a robot band and enjoying that vibe. Might be fun for some but not for me. The same thing applies to sportsmen and athletes. Watching robots compete is not the same as watching humans compete.
George Kajaia retweeted
No.
Beginners shouldn’t start by memorizing HTML, CSS and JavaScript.
They should start by understanding how the web works:
→ Browser
→ HTTP
→ DNS
→ Server
→ APIs
→ Database
→ HTML/CSS/JS
Then use AI to build. Not spend months memorizing syntax.
The new advantage isn’t typing code faster.
It’s knowing what to ask AI to build, why it works, and when it’s wrong.
George Kajaia retweeted
Basics only, the rest focus on architecture, problem solving, what model to use for what reason, efficiency, speed, quality, security and ownership of the product & code. These are what you need to learn
George Kajaia retweeted
Auditors, reviewers, orchestrators, etc
Essentially I think anything where human judgment is going to be needed will have a license to it.
One of the concepts I'm hearing out there in the tech world is that there's going to be accountability and I think jobs will be made in that accountability sector
George Kajaia retweeted
Once you know how to learn, you stop depending on being taught. You can keep evolving on your own.
George Kajaia retweeted
Go where your customer hangs out...
Reddit, X, Instagram, Tiktok, Facebook... you will get base of the customers for your product...
They will give feedback and sometimes they become your paid customers...
George Kajaia retweeted
Pay attention to how customers describe the problem—not how your company describes it.
Their words.
Their frustrations.
Their comparisons.
Their reasons for hesitating.
That's where positioning gets real.
#CustomerInsights #Marketing
George Kajaia retweeted
Before building something, one key question to ask, is who is your customer, and where do i find them.
This question may decide whether or not you move forward with building it in the first place.
If you can't identify the specific customer, or where you can access them, and whether access is relatively achievable for YOU...
Find a new idea to pursue.
George Kajaia retweeted
Having a good product that can prove it's value certainly makes the distribution easier in my opinion
