OpenAI's @cdngdev says that if you keep ignoring your project ideas, you could eventually lose the ability to come up with new ones: "Do not lose that muscle of coming up with an idea. There's a really good quote from Riley Walz: the idea that idea-having is a muscle." "Riley is worried that one day, if he doesn't keep making the ideas that come to his mind and keep using that muscle, it will slowly go away." "Always act on project ideas that you have. Even if it's just creating a simple Codex or Claude thread of making that project really quick. Just acting on ideas and seeing if something will work, that's the best way to keep having more and more ideas."

OpenAI's @cdngdev predicts AI robotics is about to follow the same explosive trajectory as computer use, and most people don't realize what's coming: "Robotics is actually quite similar to computer use. Computer use was not very good a couple months ago. It would always click in the wrong places, run into mistakes, take forever." "You plug a robot into your computer, ask it to pick up a block and put it in a bowl, and it moves super slow. It keeps making mistakes, but it does do it. It is able to succeed a lot of the time." "If you're able to get some sort of success, you can train to that success and make a really good model. The fact that you can do this with LLMs means that anyone is soon gonna be able to do this."

OpenAI's @cdngdev explains why grinding LeetCode and building an impressive resume might be the wrong way to get hired in the AI era: "We had around 15,000 people apply to attend last year. I've seen a lot of resumes, and so few people just have a personal website where you're showing off your work." "There's a lot of people that go down this traditional path of focusing on research, getting really good at LeetCode, which I think is less so now that the models are really good at doing these things." "The way you get hired is just by building cool things and talking about it and showing other people what you've built. Even if it is to no one, which it was to no one for the majority of my life."

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