I am not as good as many here to immediately catch a piece written by LLMs. But what I have found is that reading some pieces has become very 'tiresome' (the best way I can describe). Just too many words. LLMs are not ADHD friendly :(
One thing that has helped me immensely, given that everything that is typed has an agenda (don't worry, I am an anonymous no body, from whom even thinking of having a agenda will be nothing short of fake-puffery), is that:
1. Analyze the written word no it's own merit, regardless of who has written it
2. Look at who has written it and all the agendas that might have been wrapped into it
3. Apply a discount or multiplier, given your own world view.
Else, a lot of good thought gets thrown out (again, at least for me).
The only way (95%+) companies selling to enterprises survive are if they get bought by a bigger platform and the sales force of the bigger platform just has to sell an extra line item. If you want to make money, track companies that have sales and marketing expenses same order / same / higher than revenue and then create a synthetic index of these companies (they need to have sold something like $1BN in license in aggregate over time - maintenance stream and you confirm that the pig can be sold somehow) . most will be eventually sold at a premium to their traded price.
Absolutely wild this came up today. Just last night I was fiddling with my kids 'magnetic ball board', bought at SF MoMA, and thinking that it could be turned into a cool display by loading a small magnet on the 3-d printer gantry.
My son just past 11, coded his first game when he was 9 (Snake) and then coded pac-man when he was 10. He is privileged enough to have all sorts of gadgets. But one thing he has on his wrists ALL the time is a cheap Casio watch we bought in Japan a couple of years ago. This watch has out-competed an Apple Watch and a cheap Android watch (with 4 G and dual-camera setup). Go figure!
