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The goal is the polestar — a guiding light. But it doesn’t get you anywhere on its own. You could stare at it. Dream of it. And yet, remain rooted in place. The decision is your first step. To move. To shake yourself off. To take action. The dopamine hit of the goal might push you into the first stride — maybe even the second. But then comes the wall. Read more...
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The High-Conscientiousness Trap A high-conscientious person isn’t just born. They are forged — through experiences, pressures, fears, and patterns that repeat until they settle into personality. They were probably the ones who got praised early for being “mature for their age.” They internalized responsibility not just for themselves, but for the people and systems around them. They started to fear slipping up. They built silent standards no one asked for. Read more...
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but only when Marketing is done with intent… I’ve bought things. Hired people. Paid for services. Not because they chased me. But because they told me who they were. What they do. What they offer. I checked reviews. I saw their work. I decided based on what they made visible. Imagine if they stayed silent. Too “humble” to speak. Too “pure” to sell. I’d never have known. They’d never have helped. Read more...
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Perfection is a Sham Delayed progress Analysis paralysis Decision fatigue Brain rot Sunk cost The elephant that forgot it could move Lost motivation Burnout Discontentment “Work expands so as to fill the time available for its completion.” — Parkinson’s Law, C. Northcote Parkinson (1955) And still, perfection is sought. Craved. Chased. Worshipped. Why? Because perfection is a shield. A shield against criticism. A way to avoid failure. A distraction from fear. Read more...
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List of Links Slack Architecture G1GC Prompt Engineering White Paper Growth Map - Non Checklist 🔭 Concepts to Explore Later Hybrid Search (Sparse + Dense Retrieval) Combine traditional keyword search (like TF-IDF/BM25) with embeddings for better relevance, especially in enterprise search. Vector Databases (FAISS, Pinecone, Weaviate, Milvus) Each has trade-offs in latency, scalability, and integrations. Worth exploring for hands-on projects. Document Chunking Strategies How to split large docs into semantically meaningful chunks before embedding — affects RAG accuracy. Read more...
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This wasn’t meant to be my first post. But I wanted to start with something real. What’s happened to LinkedIn? Seriously, LinkedIn is overflowing with humble brags, pointless posts, and thinly veiled marketing. The good old “HR meets candidates” platform is now a full-blown social network. Everyone seems to have sudden epiphanies — some insightful, others… well, less so. Here’s one: learning about customer obsession from a street-side peanut vendor. Read more...