Miltos George

I'm excited to share that I've been accepted into Network School by Balaji Srinivasan. A bold experiment in building a startup society from scratch. In a few weeks, I'll be joining 200+ other pioneers on an island near Singapore to help build what could become the “Harvard of the 21st century” (as Balaji calls it). When I saw that v1 had 4,000+ applications from 80+ countries for just 128 slots, I knew this was something different and impactful. It’s not just another program or accelerator, it's the beginning of a new kind of community. Why Network School resonates with me: >World-class network: The Previous cohort learned from Vitalik Buterin (Ethereum Founder), Bryan Johnson (Dont Die Founder), and other visionary founders - the same caliber of speakers we'll have access to. >Strategic location: An island near Singapore, perfectly positioned as a hub for tech innovation and global connectivity. >Measurable growth: Focus on key metrics - learning technology, burning calories, and building community, etc. >Scalable vision: This is v2 of a multi-stage plan that will eventually create a template for startup societies worldwide. The v1 cohort proved something powerful - you can actually materialize a cloud community into physical reality with people who initially only knew each other through screens. I'm really looking forward to starting this incredible learning experience.

@vijaythirumalai You’re judging for charisma over signal… Dario may not be flashy, but his depth and signal density are on another level

I simply cannot fathom this move Dario doesn’t look that charismatic to me atleast from his interviews Andrej could have joined 1/ Elon 2/ Zuck 3/ Google 4/ Apple 5/ MSFT Everyone would have given him a blank check and much bigger role and platform How was Dario able to hire him ?

@shaneparrish or “winners never quit and quitters never win”

People who refuse to quit are usually either trying to prove someone wrong or refusing to admit they are wrong.

Could definitely work, but affiliate programs usually create a different kind of operational overhead rather than removing it. You’ll still probably need someone to vet submissions, manage affiliates, prevent low-quality referrals/spam, and keep incentives aligned. Otherwise it can turn into quantity over quality pretty fast.

I think I could 3x acquisitions on TrustMRR with proper cold emails, but I don't want to do it, and I don't want to hire someone, so I'm considering opening an affiliate program. If you refer a buyer, you get 50% of the fee (1.5% of the asking price). Yes or nah?

Google published their generative AI optimization guide today(link in comments). Worth reading in full if SEO and AI search are anywhere near your job description. The headline quote: "Optimizing for generative AI search is optimizing for the search experience, and thus still SEO." Things Google explicitly says you don't need: → llms.txt files → Content chunking → Rewriting copy "for AI" → Inauthentic mentions → Heavy structured data lifts Things that actually move the needle, per Google: → Non-commodity content with first-hand experience and a real point of view → Clean technical structure and good crawlability → Search Console verified and monitored → Merchant Center and Google Business Profile data where relevant → Real images and video on the page Where I'd add a nuance Google didn't: This is Google's view of Google's AI surfaces. ChatGPT, Claude, Perplexity, and even Gemini's broader retrieval all work on different signals. The strategies that get you cited in AI Overviews are not the same ones that get you cited in a ChatGPT answer. Four things to do this week: 1. Open the guide and check the myth-busting section against your current SEO playbook 2. If your agency is selling you llms.txt installs, ask them to walk through the evidence 3. Audit your top 20 pages for first-hand POV vs. recycled commodity content 4. Verify Search Console if you haven't, and pull the AI search filter inside the performance report The fundamentals haven't changed. The vocabulary has.

@petergyang 🤣🤣🤣🤣

How do people even do AI hackathons these days you're just sitting around waiting for the agents half of the time?

@thekitze @AlexFinn @NVIDIA_AI_PC 😆

@AlexFinn @NVIDIA_AI_PC send me a link to some of the work

I have an AI employee doing work for me 24/7 for basically free You NEED to set this up It's Hermes Agent powered by local models on a @NVIDIA_AI_PC DGX Spark In this video I cover how to set up Hermes, load in Qwen 3.6, and have it work 24/7. NO experience required

@pcshipp Reddit's full of philosophers in pyjamas

X is full of builders LinkedIn is full of employees Reddit is full of...?

@TheAhmadOsman am a new follower :) why do you need all this compute?

At NVIDIA Trying to get my hands on some more GPUs

@SoundDobad 😆😆😆😆

Jensen deciding what to pack

@marcrandolph @elonmusk @MrBeast I was about to ask why your opinion matters… then I realized his the co-founder of Netflix 😆

I’ll admit — I’m impressed by what people like @elonmusk , Jensen Huang and @MrBeast have managed to build by working continuously. Genuinely impressed. The output is staggering. But I don’t admire what it’s done to their lives. Or their health. Or the people around them. If your business only works when you’re exhausted and omnipresent — and when you force everyone around you to be the same — you don’t have a company yet. You have a job. But it’s one with worse hours and less stability.

Low burn rate (bali, vietnam, thailand, etc.) can extend runway, but it can also extend procrastination. Momentum matters more than survival mode.

@JamesonZaballos @TechEmails 😆😆😆😆

@TechEmails Messaging the CEO after I ship a vibe coded feature that increased retention by 0.03% but grew our AI spend by 1947%

Sam Altman's group chat with Satya Nadella November 21, 2023

@tsvtxt having a low burn rate is great but you need to act with urgency otherwise you lose momentum…

The ultimate Indie Hacker cheat code: Building from Saigon. 🇻🇳 Low burn rate = infinite runway. When your overhead is low, you have the headspace to experiment, pivot, and build without the stress. The energy here is unmatched and the coffee is even better. ☕️🚀

@garrytan super interesting 🔥🔥

It's happened. My OpenClaw and Hermes Agent are now chatting with one another. The cyberpunk future is here, but hopefully it's a whitepill instead of a blackpill. Let's try to push it to the former.

@MTSlive 😅😅😅😅

Sam Altman emails Elon Musk to tell him about a $50M compute donation from Microsoft. August 29, 2016

@cormachayden_ great work @cormachayden_ what happened between month 27-> 28?

you only lose when you stop

@dadiomov Because then you have to add card fees. Why drag Visa along with us into the future like a software virus?

@TTrimoreau all in -> distribution no distribution = no product

Your product is ready. What are you fixing first? - onboarding - pricing - distribution - retention

@JinjingLiang compute** :)

@JinjingLiang its because they have more computer via SpaceX now

Claude team panicking right now. I wonder why