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Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang was just asked if we're in an AI bubble. This was his full, 3-minute response:

CMMC is here. Starting Nov 10, the DoW can add CMMC requirements to contracts. SAP NS2 keeps you mission ready. #SAPNS2 #CMMC #Cybersecurity #GovTech

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@engineers_feed In picture.. 7 or 8? Anyways: among 7: weigh 2 against 2. If unbalanced, the heavier is on that side. If balanced, it is among the other 3. Then weigh 2 of those 3. If balanced, the last is heavier. If not, the heavier side shows the ball.

Meta, Google, and Microsoft all use encryption built by the same 50-person nonprofit. Zero revenue from 2 billion users. The founder uses a fake name. And when the FBI subpoenaed them, they only provided 2 pieces of data. Here's how a non-profit secures the internet🧵

Just landed in DC. Was an ordeal!

When @Delta airlines at Atlanta delays you 4times … while they send out the same route flights one after the other. This is wrong. @ATLairport @Delta totally unacceptable. Delay from 3pm till current 10pm!

@elder_plinius Give it 5 years. That “sand” will be running your car, your job, and probably your therapist. By then, we’ll pretend we cared all along

Heard this at the beginning of YC. Context: Paul Graham invited us to his house to host an impromptu office hours at the beginning of the YC spring batch. However, instead of talking about our product, talking to customers, and finding product market fit, he got curious: ”How old are you guys?” ”We’re both barely 18”, I replied. I could his face visibly change to a mix of fascinated and disappointment. He explained to us the problem: The current state of startups is that VCs are basically throwing money at anyone - especially college dropouts and high schoolers to get to them earlier (the case for us at clado (YC X25)!). It's a smart investment tactic that actively draws students away from formal education. So while PG's initial reaction seemed contrarian, his opinions made much more sense after explaining his 3 reasons why college is essential to the growth of a founder (or any person): 1. Idleness Idleness in this context isn't about laziness, but rather having unstructured time that allows for deep thinking. This is the mental wandering that often leads to a stronger philosophy and understanding of the world. College provides periods where students aren't immediately pressured by job responsibilities or survival concerns, creating space for ideas to develop organically. 2. Freedom of Exploration Paul Graham’s gave us the following example: In college, I can do whatever I want. If I wanted to spend a whole semester studying neuroscience, I could do that and take all biology & neurology courses. In a startup, if you’re not hyper-focused on the constrained work required, then your startup is inefficient and burning cash. That's it. 3. Diverse Relationships Relationships in the startup world is mostly constrained to tech, while in college it’s almost unlimited. Paul's example: you may meet someone in your dorm who studies Classics. You two begin discussing how classic and modern literature differ in part because of the literacy rates in the societies that those authors lived. It’s something super fascinating that won't come up at any startup. My takeaway: If you're building and found something you're truly passionate about (ready to work on for the next 8-10 years of your life), then commit to it. There has never been a better time. However, beware of the challenges and change. You will miss one set of important experiences for another.

Paul Graham @paulg

12 months ago

Don't drop out of college to start or work for a startup. There will be other (and probably better) startup opportunities, but you can't get your college years back.

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BREAKING: Norway's $2 trillion wealth fund ran a 12-month AI experiment. They gave Claude access to their entire investment workflow. Result: 213,000 hours saved. 20% productivity boost. But what they found hiding in the data changed everything: A Thread 🧵

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(4/7) 3/ Designing Life to Skirt the Law. This is terrifying. If the law grants rights based on intelligence, what happens? We can engineer beings to fall, just under that line. Boyle’s fictional inventor of a human-chimp hybrid says it all: 📌 "I am their creator, and I gave them no such rights."

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Interesting to see such nascent starts. Wonder in 5/10 years.

Collin Rugg @CollinRugg

a year ago

NEW: China launches its first humanoid robot soccer league in Beijing. This is way more entertaining than regular soccer. The AI-controlled robots were supplied by Booster Robotics for the tournament and have the skills of 5 to 6 year old children. Robots were seen getting

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1/🧵 The internet is being flooded with something called AI Slop. It’s weird. It’s viral. And it’s quietly wrecking how we see truth, art, and reality. John Oliver @iamjohnoliver just explained it better than anyone. Here's what's going on:

AI.. having “legal rights”?.. the question is when?

podcastdigests @podcastdigests

a year ago

1/🧵 AI is writing articles, making art, even "feeling"? 🤯 We're fascinated, but few are asking the really hard question: What happens when we can design beings to be just under our definition of "person"? A paradigm shifting conversation: James @thepublicdomain with Greg of

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1/10 The U.S. #AI Race: Are we winning? A recent Senate hearing cut through the noise, featuring top tech leaders debating #America's position against #China, the risks of over-regulation, and the raw infrastructure needed to lead the future. What did they reveal? 👇

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SAP BTP reaches over 20,000 developers building apps for @Apple App Store: Mike Rockwell, Apple

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