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Atlas Aristotle
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Atlas Aristotle
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Coordination Maxi 3️⃣| Aspiring Rat 🐀 | Sports sometimes |
Katılım Kasım 2023
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@chiajy2000 On the outside, everyone wants to get in. On the inside everyone wants to get out
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@culturewarnotes You can put your foot on the scale for college and employment but you can’t put your foot on the scale of nature.
Asians are still the best performing race. You can change groups starting point but not their trajectory.
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Every single name stock that is remotely popular has a 2x and 3x levered option now, so this is not that surprising.
unusual_whales@unusual_whales
There are now more ETFs than publicly listed companies, per Apollo:
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@andrewdfeldman More about network effects than hardware.
More about software than hardware
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Software is no longer eating the world.
Hardware is.
The list below is of the most valuable companies in the world.
Where are the pure software companies on the list?
Almost nowhere to be found.
Nvidia is a chip company.
Apple is a chip and hardware company.
So is TSMC.
So is Broadcom.
Tesla is a car company that makes chips.
Saudi Aramco drills for oil, among things.
These are companies that make chips and other real things.
Things you can touch.
And even SW stalwarts like Alphabet, Amazon and MSFT are now making chips and plowing hundreds of billions into data centers - concrete buildings filled with big iron hardware.
Marc Andreessen famously said software would eat the world.
For a while, it did.
Now, making real things is eating the world.
And at @cerebras we make the fastest AI chips in the world.
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@Aella_Girl Most rules in society are for the bottom 25% of people.
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Talk about a Texas size graduation! Allen High (TX) said goodbye to 1️⃣7️⃣0️⃣0️⃣ seniors this week, one of the largest graduating classes in the country! 🎓
That's a whole lot of clapping. 👏🏻👏🏾👏🏿
(via @alleneaglesfb)
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@augusteprompt @FraserNelson DeepMind still has an office in London I believe.
Housing and immigration are the UK’s biggest Sins
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@FraserNelson Allowing Deepmind to be acquired by a foreign company for what is now a seed round might have been the worst mistake Britain made in my lifetime and that’s saying a lot.
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The story of DeepMind is a reminder of why, far from being “broken,” Britain is still capable of nurturing (and keeping) world class genius.
My column on what this AI startup tells us about what’s going right in the country:-
thetimes.com/article/b86332…
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@JonBryant421 @JCOviedo6 @StanphylCap I actually don’t understand, how is this corrupt. Like what is the mechanism? (Respectfully)
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The greatest heist in American history
Eric Balchunas@EricBalchunas
Passive S&P 500 funds could have to buy roughly 19% of public SpaceX shares within 6mo under fast-tracking framework (it would enter the index at the est 6th spot), Russell 1000 and Nasdaq 100 may buy another 5.5% within weeks of the IPO. Thrown in active MFs benchmarked to those indices and you get to HALF of SpaceX shares. Nice study from my colleague @rduboff
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@JCOviedo6 1) rent control + housing regulations
2) poor immigrants laws
3) slavery + race laws
Idk man
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the elites don’t want you to know this but the USA runs on immigrants
Sina@SinaHartung
the elites don’t want you to know this but SF runs on immigrants
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@SinaHartung the elites don’t want you to know this but the USA runs on immigrants
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@harpaljadeja Yes but learning is 10x easier than creating and @DavidDeutschOxf tells us good explanations are like compression.
Good post
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Super interesting take, since babies don't come with any in-built knowledge.
The time it takes to go from zero knowledge to frontier knowledge keeps increasing and at some point I wonder it might take more than a lifetime for someone to discover something the world doesn't know about!
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Ideal dinner is with Hilter, Hilary Clinton and Theo von.
Convince me otherwise
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Teachers are a cost center. They bring in no revenue.
Administrators are the profit center. They bring in government contracts (loans, grants, etc).
That's why teachers are mostly part-time employees, while administrators are almost never part-time. Teachers are the counter help and fry cooks.
The business is to line employee pockets with tax dollars. This is the only purpose of the education industry. If you thought it had a different purpose, you bought the con.
Paul Schofield@pschofie79
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marc is always at least couple months behind on discourse which is strange because he is online a lot
TFTC@TFTC21
Marc Andreessen on JRE: AI hasn't replaced coders. It turned them into vampires. "The opportunity cost of going to sleep is too high because if you go to sleep, you won't be with your 20 AI coding agents."
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@WaterworldCapi1 My mother in law opened a brokerage account just to buy it with $25k - probably will top tick it the day of the IPO.
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Hard to argue that SpaceX is worth more than $100 billion based on the numbers. Certainly their technology is deeply impressive but how one can value this thing is beyond my grasp. Please don't shadow ban me Mr. Musk.
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Elon is smart. He has a massively overvalued mega cap albatross he needs to get public before the music stops and he knows - as everyone does - that OpenAI may well blow up and pop the bubble. Hence he’s pushing out SpaceX first…
jbulltard@jbulltard1
If you think this is worth $2 trillion you should find a new hobby bc finance isn’t for you
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@BayesianNuance @staysaasy "far right tail men have a significantly harder time finding an intellectual equal"
Yeah man bestiality is illegal in most places.
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I've been thinking about this one since this stat started making the rounds. Have a college friend who's crazy smart - total freakazoid genius. From the age of ~20 => 25 I watched her gradually internalize that she was likely gonna have to marry someone she thought was an idiot
Jake Kozloski@jakozloski
"Would you marry someone less intelligent than you?" Outright "no": Women: 45% Men: 8% Women are nearly 6x more likely to rule it out entirely. The single largest gender disparity in our deep-question dataset.
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