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This was only a few years ago, and look at us now, anything could be coded on the weekend, be that a game, an app, or all of AWS.
What a time to be alive!
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You can literally learn something new every day.
Is Claude conscious? @friedberg on @theallinpod:
"nobody can prove consciousness and nobody can disprove consciousness."
"Calling artificial intelligence conscious creates a new belief system"
All-In (5:20)
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“You deserve the chance to bet on yourself, whether you are right or wrong.”
@markpinc, Luminary LP and founder of @zynga sat down with @bencasnocha to discuss founder mode and what it takes to hold your conviction when your board and team disagree. The hardest test can come when the people closest to the company don’t yet see what you see.
Watch the full conversation: youtu.be/iRragsleHmA
Correct. "Survival of the fittest" is a phrase used to describe the mechanism of natural selection, a selection of organisms best suited to their specific environment. It's all about the fit, not about being best or honest.
If that's the case, do you think non-AI companies will start fighting AI companies in every way, just to maintain their market position?
Would they rather see the whole world live in a stone age, just to keep their profits ?
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Marc Andreessen reveals why housing, health care, and education keep getting more expensive while everything else gets cheaper
"There's basically three components to the American dream. A house near great job opportunities, great health care for you and your family, and sending your kids to good schools"
"If you disaggregate the economy over the last 25 years, everything that technology touches basically collapses in price. Television sets, computer games, anything with electronics in it. But if you chart housing, education, and health care, the prices of those things are skyrocketing"
"The government restricts supply, zoning laws and university certifications. And then the government responds to the political pressure caused by the rising prices by subsidizing demand. And of course, if you subsidize demand and a fixed supply, you get skyrocketing prices"
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Adam Grant's new book Vibe is out today. How @AdamMGrant defines a vibe, on Armchair Expert:
"Science shows a vibe is less something you give off and more something you create in your interactions with other people."
Armchair Expert (19:12)
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Perhaps challenging decisions was always the wrong narrative? What if you could just do more, and get stopped less, and over time, you would've made more right decisions than wrong ones?
Brian Chesky @bchesky on his dad:
"things are never as good as they seem and as bad as they seem."
"If that is true, things were not as good as they seemed in January, and they are probably not as bad as they seem in July."
How I Built This (8:22)
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