opus 5.5 is just excellent
its helping me raise the quality bar across almost everything i do.
such a hard thing as a solopreneur because there are just too many things, in the past i always just optimized for life, not being perfect
now i can do both
Paul Millerd retweeted
Today we're introducing Fluid Speech Mini - the Best Open-Source speech model for on-device Dictation
Fluid Speech Mini surpasses Whisper Large, and Parakeet in Accuracy in noisy environments,
While being ~10x smaller than Whisper Large, and ~5x smaller than Parakeet.
So you can run it for on-device accurate dictation on your MacBook, or even iPhone 11.
More info on Fluid Speech Mini below!
New version of Decks is live.
prepare for the post-PowerPoint future.
i dont think it makes sense to build in powerpoint or google slides anymore. people are wasting time getting AI to interface with them
I'm building my own slide deck editor that's both a smart co-builder with AI (meant to be used in codex or claude code), and also has built in coaching tools like testing titles, storyline, and 5 and 10 second tests to see if your slides make sense.
currently working on turning this into a codex plugin - may open source it soon, would love to hear if this is helpful
Two ways to see this
1. The former growth in good jobs in high profit sectors is over
2. The rest of the economy will become the high growth sectors
Alone, I can make great slide decks
Alone, AI does not make great slide decks
Me + AI makes FAR better slide decks than I can make alone
Creating a coherent narrative and story is still very hard for models. Augmented storytelling, at least in slide form, is powerful
underrated idea I think about a lot: prestige is good actually
if we take prestige as attention, then the problem with prestige is that people actually seek out attention in the wrong areas of their life
a credential, like impressive degree or a job, does nothing for you if you don't actually want to be moving in the direction of what that system wants out of you
but if you seek prestige in a smaller zone of genius, something you care about, maybe its writing or making videos, then that sort of attention can push you toward
prestige, especially early in career, is underrated. it usually is associated with jobs that really do get the most out of people and help them grow a ton.
the problem with this high-status prestige is that it usually pushes people to excel in very narrow ways, ways that aren't great as your life evolves and your interests and desires expand.
x is brutal in this way, it tears you apart if you are seeking status in ways that aren't actually aligned with what you care about. we see big accounts on here running x growth playbooks and they might have tons of followers, but are low in actual prestige in this local zone of poasting. and we see small accounts putting out bangers and people love to see it.
"actually enjoy your work as a primary principle" has never been more of a solid bet
with ai there is infinite degrees of freedom and directions you can move and work
grinding dampens imagination and constrains - complete opposite of what this new work calls for
pedestalizing working in an office is sort of a desperate way of trying to reclaim a slower less productive time when we didn't have agents
i now have a few "users" and they are giving me feedback
i am having so much fun with this
open sourced it - try it out and have fun with it im going to bed
github.com/paulmil11/decks












