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D. Scott Phoenix

@fuelfive

Partner at @fiftyyears investing in deep tech and a flourishing future. Ex founder + CEO of Vicarious AI (raised $250M, acq by Alphabet). We should talk.

Bay Area Megacity Katılım Nisan 2008
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D. Scott Phoenix@fuelfive·
Will Reddit be the last human stronghold? Progress ep03 is live with Steve Huffman, founder and CEO of @Reddit We discuss why the future looks a lot like the past, why death might actually be good design, and why scientists may one day have to apologize to the hippies. Timestamps 00:00 Introduction 01:30 Steve's weirdest idea: we should all die and be forgotten 04:37 Scientists owe the hippies an apology 05:35 Einstein sounds like a Buddhist monk 08:04 Reddit as an empathy machine 09:23 What Facebook got right, then abandoned 10:30 Cities are the only organism that scales superlinearly 12:25 Diagnosing inefficient institutions 13:35 Institutions need to die too 17:07 The policy mistake behind housing, college debt, and healthcare 18:21 America's doctor cap vs. Asia's approach 20:43 Fatherhood and the long view 22:12 Will Steve's kids have jobs? 23:38 Steve's case for Universal Basic Income 27:23 Saying please and thank you to ChatGPT 29:00 Vibe-coding a home automation bridge in two days 30:22 Scott's guilt about jailbreaking Claude
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D. Scott Phoenix@fuelfive·
@diegoarey @Reddit It’s a fair point, but I think of it from the other direction - often folk wisdom captures (thru cultural natural selection) some idea that we later develop the science to explain.
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Diego Rey
Diego Rey@diegoarey·
@fuelfive @Reddit This sounds like poetic resemblance after the fact. The overlap is that both science and mysticism start with conjecture. Mysticism stops there and protects the conjecture. Science critiques and correct errors, updating the conjecture. Lucky overlap ≠ vindication.
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D. Scott Phoenix@fuelfive·
"I live for the day where the scientists have to apologize to the hippies" Steve Huffman, founder and CEO of @reddit, on why the more ancient the wisdom, the more right an idea might be. He points to The Tao of Physics - the 70s book arguing modern physics and Eastern mysticism are converging on the same picture: interconnection, cycles, wholeness
D. Scott Phoenix@fuelfive

Will Reddit be the last human stronghold? Progress ep03 is live with Steve Huffman, founder and CEO of @Reddit We discuss why the future looks a lot like the past, why death might actually be good design, and why scientists may one day have to apologize to the hippies. Timestamps 00:00 Introduction 01:30 Steve's weirdest idea: we should all die and be forgotten 04:37 Scientists owe the hippies an apology 05:35 Einstein sounds like a Buddhist monk 08:04 Reddit as an empathy machine 09:23 What Facebook got right, then abandoned 10:30 Cities are the only organism that scales superlinearly 12:25 Diagnosing inefficient institutions 13:35 Institutions need to die too 17:07 The policy mistake behind housing, college debt, and healthcare 18:21 America's doctor cap vs. Asia's approach 20:43 Fatherhood and the long view 22:12 Will Steve's kids have jobs? 23:38 Steve's case for Universal Basic Income 27:23 Saying please and thank you to ChatGPT 29:00 Vibe-coding a home automation bridge in two days 30:22 Scott's guilt about jailbreaking Claude

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Brooks Solveig@BrooksSolveig·
@fuelfive @Reddit Can I just show some appreciation for the audio quality in this podcast? It's my hyper-fixation.
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D. Scott Phoenix
D. Scott Phoenix@fuelfive·
Will Reddit be the last human stronghold? Progress ep03 is live with Steve Huffman, founder and CEO of @Reddit We discuss why the future looks a lot like the past, why death might actually be good design, and why scientists may one day have to apologize to the hippies. Timestamps 00:00 Introduction 01:30 Steve's weirdest idea: we should all die and be forgotten 04:37 Scientists owe the hippies an apology 05:35 Einstein sounds like a Buddhist monk 08:04 Reddit as an empathy machine 09:23 What Facebook got right, then abandoned 10:30 Cities are the only organism that scales superlinearly 12:25 Diagnosing inefficient institutions 13:35 Institutions need to die too 17:07 The policy mistake behind housing, college debt, and healthcare 18:21 America's doctor cap vs. Asia's approach 20:43 Fatherhood and the long view 22:12 Will Steve's kids have jobs? 23:38 Steve's case for Universal Basic Income 27:23 Saying please and thank you to ChatGPT 29:00 Vibe-coding a home automation bridge in two days 30:22 Scott's guilt about jailbreaking Claude
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Conor Neu
Conor Neu@ConorNeu·
I'm personally invested in a company that can tell you whether you will have a heart attack in the next 12 months. With 86% certainty. From a blood test. Unreal value. They are weak at scaling. Someone please buy this and take it to the masses.
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SEVEN@Seven_Nguyen666·
@justinkan @fuelfive future talk moving faster than i can backtest my bets lol excited for this one
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D. Scott Phoenix@fuelfive·
@Miles_Brundage Eating pizza with his fingers is so weird. You mean, eating pizza like a normal human being eating pizza?
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Miles Brundage
Miles Brundage@Miles_Brundage·
Did GPT-3 write this
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CatGod@CatGodSandHive·
@fuelfive @typesfast @flexport Let's see who can make a silroad supplier chain that survives BOTH massive profits AND total system collapse! Lords of Logistics assemble! VCs with an A.I. on speed dial welcome!
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D. Scott Phoenix@fuelfive·
The Silk Road made everyone rich, and then it killed half of them. Progress ep02 is live with @typesfast of @Flexport. We discuss why the global economy is as fragile as ever, what it takes for America to build again, and whether AI needs its own god.
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Kirill Danilyuk
Kirill Danilyuk@fleet_operator·
Progress podcast's signal to noise ratio is extremely high. And this is only episode two. Keller and Ryan are ideal role models for any serious entrepreneur: people who take real risk, build real businesses, and compound company value year after year for decades. @fuelfive, outstanding work on guest selection, please keep it up!
D. Scott Phoenix@fuelfive

The Silk Road made everyone rich, and then it killed half of them. Progress ep02 is live with @typesfast of @Flexport. We discuss why the global economy is as fragile as ever, what it takes for America to build again, and whether AI needs its own god.

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