everytime I see API discourse on my feed this image flashes in my head
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Overhead a first date in SF
Girl to a boy: So what is your moat as a person?
Elon gets so much clout for being CEO of 4 companies at the same time just because he filed them independently instead of as subsidiaries of SpaceX (which, if we’re being honest, that’s what they are). Sundar oversees like 50+ companies in the Alphabet portfolio but nobody cares
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One of my favorite policy ideas is "25 at 25": every American inherits $25k when they turn 25 years old. At that point you've probably been in the workforce a few years, and you understand the world a little. This would everyone to take a risk on a venture or career.
of the 110 billion humans that have ever lived, the arc of technological progress has been driven by maybe 10,000 people
went on a date with a software engineer from SF and i asked him if he had any social media and he replied “mainly github” 
this can’t be real
this can’t be realI will bet anyone who wants to participate $100,000 (either to them or their favorite charity) that there will still be programmers in five years
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Peter H. Diamandis, MD
@PeterDiamandis
" There will be NO programmers in 5 years." - @EMostaque
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one of the easiest policy wins i can imagine for the US is to reform high-skill immigration.
the fact that many of the most talented people in the world want to be here is a hard-won gift; embracing them is the key to keeping it that way.
hard to get this back if we lose it.
The only thing I can think about when I see this is how many signatures did it take to get this post approved for public release
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Why does Sergey, one of the richest men on the planet, insist on picking up mid tech girls from SF parties?
Noticed something fascinating(ly digusting) about AI-generated summaries of essays: they don't just make them shorter, but also make the ideas more conventional. Which makes sense given the way the AIs are trained.
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Back home in Jordan; my boy playing with his grandma in the olive tree garden.
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someone is going to put a good ai in a pocket or on a necklace and they’re going to make a trillion dollars
MOANA is driving the next big tech cycle
Meta
OpenAI
Alphabet
Nvidia
Apple
I had an ex-bf, Eric, who was a musical genius
he toiled for yrs over hyper-maximalist, lore-backed, Mars Volta-style opuses that were truly stunning
but he never signed to a label, didn't promote much, his music never caught on
sometimes I wonder how many Erics are out there.
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we may not agree on many things, but this is one of the easiest changes the US can make that radically brightens our potential future.
it's literally free money for our country. and I don't know about you, but I like living in a rich country with smart people.
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one of the easiest policy wins i can imagine for the US is to reform high-skill immigration.
the fact that many of the most talented people in the world want to be here is a hard-won gift; embracing them is the key to keeping it that way.
hard to get this back if we lose it.
one of my most strongly held beliefs is that rainbolt is proof that data scaling laws apply to humans too and that, with enough data, we can achieve demi-god status in ~any domain
Could Peter Thiel please stop stealing all of the good LOTR names? I’m like “Mithril!” Nope, Thiel cofounded Mithril Capital. “Valar!” Oh you mean the fintech VC firm?
Mr. Thiel, please, I’m begging you