One of the most powerful AI application is in healthcare, imo
Today there is no big companies building that and I think is a really bad missing piece
OpenAI announced an healthcare model but there is no AGI without a huge AI healthcare application
Any health models to consider?
I worked with mr. Opus 4.5 to analyze everything and summarize some notes.
I've wrapped them up here federicofan.com/notes/midday
Thanks to @pontusab and @viktorhofte for the amazing job done 🖤
I'm starting coding @uaradotai again (like for the 6th time) and I need to set up a proper structure to have the optimal arc.
I've never used a monorepo for long-term projects, just played around with them.
So far, my best reference is @middayai.
why taking notes on something theoretical that, for sure it can work, is too general for yourself?
Make your own version and figure it out how to make your life livable.
I'm working on this and health is the first bullet to achive.
My feed is full of people telling about @thedankoe articles.
I mean, there are great articles but. I think the first thing someone must do is making their life livable while building it.
I don't know how yet, so I'll not post "how to make your life livable while building it"
Think about this:
most health systems are loud when it’s already bad and quiet when it still matters
that inversion feels wrong
health anxiety isn't always fear
sometimes it's just a fog of confusion without clear context
they feel identical in the body: a racing heart, tight chest, and restless thoughts swirling in unison
You stay sharp when others sleep
You protect the vision when others doubt
You take hits in silence
You move only when it matters
And sometimes, even the strongest don’t make it to the end
But they never lived small
Lothar didn’t live small. Be a doberman.
this is gpt-5.2 genuine thoughts on gemini
MERRY CHRISTMAS
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this is the quote of the day:
> what do i track?
i usually start with my whoop recovery score and feelings. based on that i plan what to do during the day and i come back later (same day) to write down how it came. simply brain dump with fresh memories.
just start. it's powerful.
> why i'm doing this?
i started documenting my journey as a founder building stuff and since i started, i never shared too much. this is my step 0 to have memories on paper. next step is to publish my first yt vid.
> how is this useful?
you are able to notice things you would never have noticed before because you never slow down to think about them.
i spent the last 25 days journaling.
i was skeptical about this habit but i can confirm it's really useful.
> why?
simply because you have to slow down for some minutes to brain dump and analyze what's happening.
giving some hopium to opus-4.5
Choose consistency over perfection. It’s lighter.
Perfection burns you out long before the work begins.
Done beats perfect.
Perfection is heavy.
It makes you anxious, slow, tired.
If you keep chasing it, it’ll burn you out for good.
Perfection looks noble on the outside but feels like hell on the inside.
It’s the quickest way to burn out and hate your own ideas.
Momentum > perfection. Always.
The moment you aim for perfection, you stop building.
You start overthinking, delaying, rewriting.
Peach background with bold orange handwritten text reading "Perfection will kill you." and an orange underline beneath the first word.
Perfection will kill you.
It drains the fun, slows the work, and turns every idea into a burden.
Chasing “perfect” is the fastest route to burnout.
Do it messy. Do it small. Do it now.
Today is the first Sunday in a long time where I didn’t think about work at all
Context: a co-founder is exiting a venture where the product is ready, the tech is solid, but there’s no commercial traction yet.
Question for founders
What’s the real value of a startup that has built the product but hasn’t monetised yet?
How do you think about valuation in that situation: product value, codebase, IP, time invested, opportunity cost?
Curious to hear your thoughts.
What if DataFast had its own trophy? 🏆
Well… now it does
You can get yours too → NoFakeMRR.com
@marc_louvion dm me your shipping address, I’m sending this 👀
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How big would you dream if you knew you couldn’t fail?
I’ve been deep into tracking my health but honestly, it’s a mess.
You need 5+ apps just to know if you’re actually improving.
Feels like no one built the real solution yet.
I’m thinking of building it, one app that shows how and why your body is getting younger (or not).
Your biggest pain?
I got an insane amount of traffic yesterday on @uaradotai 👀
The strange thing is that it’s classified as direct traffic. How can I understand better what’s happening?
Btw, the market is always huge and you can find your share, not interested to compete against Marc, instead I would be proud if my code could help him to fix small problems he has in fetching data from stripe.
Anyway, thanks for reading this.
I appreciate your support ❤️
The proof of that is, unless it's free to submit a startup, no one did. Website views did not skyrocketed and no one bought an add spot.
