MikeLumos

I'm looking for a way to discover early-stage startups that have recently raised a lot of money.

Is there a SaaS tool for that, or a newsletter I could subscribe to?

How do people usually keep track of those things?

I just got access to the beta and I'm really excited. I have some ideas of my own, but I'm wondering - what did people already build?

Do you know of some good examples?

Is there a list of GPT-3 based projects that I could find somewhere?

I'm curious, are there any tweets that are actually valuable and insightful enough to make the whole thing worth spending time on?

Have you ever read a tweet that made a meaningful positive impact on your life?

Can you share some examples of tweets that are actually worth reading?

I've never felt like I'm good at being creative, coming up with original ideas, my own unique independent thoughts. Even though I have spent years practicing "creative" skills - traditional and digital art, writing, gamedev, programming. I've made a lot of things, I'm pretty proud of some of my projects.

But "creativity" still feels like a mystery to me. I've had a few good ideas over the years, but they happened by accident, and I can't make them happen deliberately. Sometimes I can go months without an original thought. If I want to intentionally invent a new idea for an app, or a game, or a story, or a business - I feel like I can't, no matter how hard I try.

And generally speaking, in life, I feel like I'm pretty bad at having my own unique take/opinion on things, even though I'm trying. Most of my "controversial" thoughts and opinions came from the controversial/unpopular books/essays/posts I have read.

How do people like Scott Alexander, Paul Graham, Eliezer Yudkowsky, etc, just think of all these unique and original things? It seems like they just have a boundless source of insightful ideas. How can I get better at this?