Christian S. Toledo @nullkrypt

"There is no safe career path today, let alone one that will remain safe for twenty years, which means that there is no set of schools and degrees that can guarantee a safe career into the 2040s and 2050s." "Pushing them to get really good at math seems silly, when AI is currently tornadoing through all of the field's hardest open problems. Should you push them to become a lawyer?... Doctor?" "You're basically paying $650k to make sure your kid is admitted to a good high school, which should, but certainly isn't guaranteed to, help them get into a really good college, at which point they'll probably get a good job, at which point, they're set for life." "The challenge with that, though, is that who knows what a good job will be in fifteen years?" "Expose your kids to a lot of things early, and then help them go as deep as they're able to on the things that excite them the most. It doesn't matter what those things are; cultivating curiosity and depth is the point." @packyM and @Alex_Danco on HAA, college, and their own kids: a16z.news/p/should-we-se…

Alex Danco @Alex_Danco

8 hours ago

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Lecture 1: Introduction to 14.129 Blockchain and Design of Financial Sys... youtu.be/n4rlqluNA-Q?si… via @YouTube

Fast Fourier Analysis in action. Any complex waveform, sound, or shape can be perfectly reconstructed as the sum of simple rotating circles (epicycles). [🎞️ lingualin]

Until now, for an AI to “see” TradingView, one had to use scrapers, unofficial APIs, or copy-and-paste methods. This is the official bridge: the AI ​​uses the platform's own data in a cleaner, more secure way.

Coin Bureau @coinbureau

6 days ago

💰MONEY: TradingView now lets you connect AI agents to your account through its OFFICIAL MCP server. Your AI agents can now pull live quotes, price history and fundamentals for crypto and stocks from a single conversation. Works with BTCUSDT, ETH, SOL and thousands of CEX pairs

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AI not only boosts productivity; it is redefining who does what.

Ethan Mollick @emollick

a week ago

When I talk to senior managers, increasingly hearing stories of the blurring of jobs inside organizations (we found this at our P&G study as well): coding, design, product management, all collapsing & overlapping as everyone uses AI We need new models for organizing work, fast.

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Economic growth over the coming years is concentrating in these 18 industries, and AI is the most powerful driver for now.

McKinsey Global Institute @McKinsey_MGI

a week ago

18 future arenas of competition are increasingly writing the global growth story–adding about $18 trillion in market cap and $1.4 trillion in revenue since 2022. They fall under five themes: 🧠 AI foundation 🧑‍💻Digitization ⚡Electrification 🤖Hard tech 💉New bio-frontiers

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AI adds more turns to the cycle. The hard work remains the same as ever: deciding what story you want to live in your users' minds.

a16z @a16z

a week ago

AI has collapsed the cost of building products, but not the cost of knowing what to build. - The old loop: spec, scope, build - The new loop: build, play, design, ship Prototypes are cheap. Great products still require taste, judgment, and a clear understanding of what users

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Complexity is the default state. Simplicity requires willpower.

Let's go Norris

Formula 1 @F1

2 weeks ago

That Pole Position feeling 😮‍💨🙌 #F1 #SpanishGP

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Las marcas (y las personas) que abandonan el estándar alto para “no ofender” suelen perder poder.

Nike didn't become a giant by making people feel comfortable with who they already were. It grew big by selling you the desire to be better, through athletes who sacrificed everything to master something. It's not about being cruel to anyone. It's about not confusing "making people feel good" with "inspiring people to be better." From this perspective, Nike chose the former and paid the price.

dnap @dnapway

2 weeks ago

Chamath on where Nike went wrong: "I don't aspire to be a fat person. I aspire to be Michael Jordan." "If I've learned anything in almost 30 years of business, you have to have a very clear North Star and stick to it. When I was growing up, Nike's North Star was very clear to

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While many focus on the robot's brain (AI), McKinsey argues that we need to look at the muscles and nerves (actuators and sensors). Whoever solves those hardware bottlenecks first will be the one to truly win the humanoid race.

McKinsey & Company @McKinsey

2 weeks ago

The race to scale humanoid robots may come down to something less obvious: the supply chain. Actuators and sensing systems are emerging as critical bottlenecks, making the right capacity and partnerships increasingly important as the market grows. mck.co/3STsdgy

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Venture capital does not behave like a traditional asset class (such as public equities or private equity). It behaves more like an elite sport, where a handful of players take home almost the entire prize. Having "exposure" without access to those few managers means, in practice, having no real exposure to venture returns.

a16z @a16z

2 weeks ago

Venture exposure and venture returns are hardly the same sport: - The top 1% of VC investors account for 57% of the industry's net profits - The top 5% take 90%, and the other 95% split what's left Full piece from a16z's @jkhamehl on the power law that runs through the funds:

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Spot on.

JEFF BEZOS SAYS AI IS GOING TO CREATE A LABOR SHORTAGE "I know there's a lot of concern that many people have, including many smart people, that AI is going to make humans redundant and so on. I totally disagree with this point of view." He says AI will make it possible for people to identify more problems, and that we have an endless set of things to invent. "Today, we are limited not by our imaginations, but by what we can actually do." Everyone in the room, he said, has had an idea for a business or a product they wished they could build. It stayed in their head because it was too hard and it wasn't worth it. "If we can accelerate the dream build loop, all of the ideas will then become possible. And then we end up being limited not by our capabilities, but by our imaginations."

Introducing Muse, your personal AI agent from Meta that gets things done across every part of life. Download the Muse app and get started: Muse.ai

study calculus. not to pass an exam. study it because almost everything interesting in engineering involves something changing. • derivatives → how fast something is changing right now • integrals → how small changes accumulate over time • differential equations → how entire systems evolve • partial derivatives → how one variable changes when many things interact • gradients → which direction produces the greatest change • optimization → how to find better solutions under constraints then connect it to reality. • position → velocity → acceleration • voltage → current → energy • temperature → heat flow • error → feedback → control • loss → gradient → learning this is why calculus appears everywhere: > robotics. > physics. > control theory. > machine learning. > electronics. > economics. > fluid dynamics. don’t memorize differentiation rules and call it calculus. draw the functions. simulate them. derive things. solve physical problems. understand what the symbols are actually describing. calculus is the mathematics of change. and almost everything worth engineering is changing.

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Autosport @autosport

2 weeks ago

According to F1 data, Kimi Antonelli made 26 overtakes in Monza, the most in a single race in recorded history 📈

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Formula 1 @F1

2 weeks ago

Charles 💔 #F1 #ItalianGP

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