Oussama Ammar ✓
@daedalium · Glocal · joined 04 Oct 2012
CEO @ https://t.co/5y3gNR4ymO — The AI Garage helping the UAE’s most iconic companies save a fortune with AI. Entrepreneur ❤️ —Investor 🦄 — Storyteller 🔥
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Certains outils préhistoriques sont presque impossibles à reconnaître.
Quand un archéologue retrouve une pierre soigneusement taillée ou un os façonné, une partie du problème est déjà résolue. Quelqu’un a manifestement voulu obtenir cette forme. Même 100 000 ans plus tard,
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A friend sent me a roadmap from a consulting firm explaining how to “scale AI” in a retail company.
Months 0–12: foundations.
Months 12–24: planning and intelligence.
Months 24–36: finally, AI at scale.
I genuinely thought I was misunderstanding the slide.
36 months?
Then
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@daedalium Se torcher le cul avec du papier toilette après avoir fait la grosse commission.
C'est tout bonnement répugnant.
Comment des adultes peuvent-ils tranquillement transmettre à leurs enfants cette pratique qui consiste à étaler la merde autour du cul en couche suffisamm
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@daedalium Le fait de devoir s’excuser de ne pas boire d’alcool.
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Quelle règle sociale de votre pays vous a paru complètement absurde uniquement après avoir vécu ailleurs ?
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On ne se comporte pas pareil selon qui entre dans la pièce.
Vous ne jurez probablement pas de la même manière devant votre meilleur ami et devant votre grand-mère.
Une partie assez importante de nos règles sociales fonctionne comme ça : elles ne définissent pas seulement ce
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@daedalium À quand l’essai qui réunira ces mots ? Non pour les définir, mais pour montrer tout ce qu’une langue permet de voir du monde lorsqu’elle prend la peine de le nommer.
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Founders are asked to do two perfectly contradictory things.
Control every detail.
And accept uncertainty.
The Arabic word توكّل, tawakkul, exists precisely inside this tension. It is often translated as trust in God or reliance on God, but the translation can sound like https
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Lagom: the Swedish sense of just-right calibration, not lack of ambition. For decisions, pick the amount that makes the outcome reliable and repeatable, not showy. https://t.co/eVnLmbDruB
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Dugnad is a Norwegian word for voluntary collective work.
Neighbors show up to repair, clean, build or organize something the group needs. There may be no salary and no formal contract. There is still an obligation.
That tension matters.
We often imagine that trust means https
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Sisu is a Finnish word for the momentum that begins when ordinary courage and optimism have run out. It is neither theoretical bravery nor romantic stubbornness. It is the concrete action that continues after everything else has failed. https://t.co/wuciRhGYf9
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Gaman (我慢, gaman) is the cultivated, dignified endurance of hardship, a quiet self-restraint kept for the group's sake. It can be a useful discipline. Don’t romanticize needless suffering by treating gaman as an unquestionable duty. https://t.co/9Rdd94xnJd
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A rope, a roof, hands pulling together.
The kanji 結, yui, combines thread with the idea of tightening. In rural Okinawa (yuimāru) and in other communities, yui covers collective work such as rebuilding a roof, harvesting or organizing a funeral. Help moves without an invoice or
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縁, en, is the connection between a person, a moment and the circumstances that made their meeting possible.
Opportunities do not come only from who you know. They come from the strange conditions that allowed you to know them. https://t.co/gdyrBoSMSo
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三方よし, sanpō yoshi.
The merchants of Ōmi described commerce through three benefits: good for the seller, good for the buyer, good for society.
We could put this in the large box of pretty business philosophies.
I think that would be a mistake.
Sanpō yoshi is mainly a way https
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職人気質 (shokunin katagi). Commitment to the quality of the work, not the performance of status.
It is the posture of people building for tomorrow, not for today's story. https://t.co/4HyEa9Lyqz
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Good things end.
This is such an obvious sentence that entire companies are built around pretending it is false.
物の哀れ, mono no aware, is the Japanese sensitivity to impermanence. The sadness of seeing something beautiful disappear, but also the sharper attention created by http
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In iaido, the action does not end when the blade stops.
What remains is 残心, zanshin. The awareness that stays. A calm attention to what comes next.
I think companies often miss exactly this moment.
The product launches. The deal is signed. The round closes. All the energy http
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We are extremely good at filling things.
Calendars. Roadmaps. Interfaces. Conversations. Every empty space looks like unfinished work, so we add another meeting, another feature, another notification, another sentence.
Japanese has a useful word for what disappears when we do h
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Tizita (ትዝታ) is an Amharic word for a nostalgia that is beautiful and painful at once. Sometimes remembering does not repair the absence. It keeps it alive. https://t.co/vUby0oSGJ9
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Meitheal, the Irish practice where neighbours simply turn up to do the work. Coordination that exists before roles and KPIs. A living infrastructure of reciprocity and reputation that teams should learn to grow, not replace with a box on the org chart. https://t.co/VdxK6gpi5k
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The Georgian ბატონები (batonebi), the "lords" associated with childhood illnesses, do not entirely disappear with childhood. I think they stay in us: old fears, ways of comforting, and small stories that make pain intelligible. https://t.co/BesHps3Nhd
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Sa'ah Naaghai Bik'eh Hózhóón. The phrase names a life oriented to longness, beauty and balance - not a slogan but a practice that teaches continuity.
We treat risk as a binary: fail fast or win big. The Diné frame flips that. It asks which choices actually extend the life of the
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We have managed to make any conversation without an agenda look suspicious.
In Bengal, আড্ডা, Adda, is built around almost the opposite idea.
People meet and talk for a long time. About politics, literature, other people, brilliant ideas or perfectly stupid ones. The https://t.
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Jávredikšun (jávredikšun), the Sami practice of tending a lake as a reciprocal friendship. Offerings, rules about spawning, and stopping when the lake signals. The lake is partner, not property. https://t.co/m7Wo3FzBkY
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In Quechua worlds, a wak'a (waka) can be a mountain, a rock, a spring, a monument or a sacred object.
"Sacred place" is a useful translation, but it misses something. A wak'a is not simply a space to which humans decided to add meaning. It exists inside a network of https://t.co
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Àṣẹ, romanized Ase, is not the intention. It is the power that makes an intention take effect.
We overvalue ideas because we can already see them in our heads. Reality only sees what acquires authority, timing and execution. https://t.co/XPiLVD6Dsw
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Zaitugu. Basque for "we have you", placing another person inside a "we" that already exists.
I think being able to say that changes the quality of a relationship. Mistakes become survivable, and people can take risks together that they would never attempt alone. https://t.co/Sed
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Eramesinne is an Ainu word for the relief you feel because of something you have seen or experienced.
The cause is inside the word. E means "by means of", rame is the heart or mind, and sinne is to feel calm or relieved.
I find that distinction beautiful.
We speak about inner
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Frente a cuentas del mismo tamaño
33 publicaciones de los últimos 90 días, junto al rango de 10K–100K seguidores. llega a menos gente que cuentas de su tamaño.
Visualizaciones medianas93esta cuenta924mediana de 10K–100K
Alcance, %0.17%esta cuenta3.62%mediana de 10K–100K
Interacción, %1.54%esta cuenta1.52%mediana de 10K–100K
| Métrica | Esta cuenta | Mediana de 10K–100K | Proporción |
|---|---|---|---|
| Visualizaciones medianas por publicación | 93 | 924 | 0.10× |
| Alcance (visualizaciones ÷ seguidores) | 0.17% | 3.62% | 0.05× |
| Tasa de interacción | 1.54% | 1.52% | 1.01× |
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Growth & engagement
How the posts we collected actually performed: views and reaction rate post by post, what the audience did with them, and where the follower count goes.
Views per post
939 Sep
143
101
49
256
258
3910 Sep
1.6K16 Sep
6.8K
616
446
646
926
677
Last 14 collected posts, oldest on the left. The scale is logarithmic: one post can outrun the rest a hundred times over.
Engagement rate per post
1.08%9 Sep
0.70%
0.99%
2.04%
0.39%
0.00%
2.56%10 Sep
0.38%16 Sep
0.63%
1.14%
1.57%
2.63%
1.08%
0.00%
Reactions — likes, reposts, replies and quotes — divided by views. Median for 10K–100K accounts is 1.52%.
What the audience does
Likes47.6%60 in total
Replies42.9%54 in total
Quotes0.8%1 in total
Bookmarks8.7%11 in total
Share of every reaction we collected for this account. Replies mean argument, reposts mean endorsement, bookmarks mean the post was worth keeping.
The follower curve appears once this account has two daily snapshots — we take one a day, and this one is on its first.
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