

Rahul Raghavan
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Singapore’s obsession with AI is hitting a new peak. 🇸🇬 🤖 Today, 4 of the top 5 most downloaded apps in SG are AI chatbots. Both the tech migrants and the aunties in hawkers are doing it. And what’s with this vpn at number 4.



The recent Sindarov interview in El Pais is great. I think elite young players have a more practical approach to chess training than past generations. They don't seem to view books and rigorous absorption of chess "culture" to be prerequisites for success at the top level.



"High performance machines don't have psychological safety. They're about winning." Keith Rabois (@rabois) was COO of Square, part of the PayPal Mafia, an early investor in Stripe, Palantir, Airbnb, DoorDash, and Ramp, and a 2x founder. He's spent 25 years obsessing over how to build world-class teams. In our in-depth conversation, we discuss: 🔸 How to identify undiscovered talent 🔸 Keith's barrels vs. ammunition hiring framework 🔸 The three traits of the best-performing companies right now 🔸 Why talking to customers is actively harmful for consumer products 🔸 Why the PM role is dying 🔸 The specific interview question he asks every senior candidate 🔸 Why CMOs (not engineers) are becoming the #1 consumer of AI tokens Watch now 👇 youtu.be/xCd9ykretlg

This problem of extracting explanations from large models is interesting. Magnus Carlsen's team seems to have benefited (a lot) from some phenomenology of AlphaZero






The public benefitted from huge arbitrage during the decades when school teacher was one of the only professions into which women were permitted. All of the predecessors of the highly intelligent career-oriented women who now serve as lawyers and corporate executives were once teachers. Their career ambitions were artificially capped and routed into the formation of the minds of the next generation. All that residual female brilliance is now fully washed out of the system, which is now populated by the lowest performers among college graduates, with exactly the results in student performance you would expect.







