Spent a good part of this month going deep on Differential Privacy as it relates to advertising and marketing and put some thoughts together.
— Jonathan Mendez (@jonathanmendez) March 31, 2020
Clearly this is the direction the market is moving and hopefully I help explain why.https://t.co/GXirWUftYY
What most of us have probably not yet realized—but will soon—is that things won’t go back to normal after a few weeks, or even a few months of the coronavirus pandemic. Some things never will. https://t.co/dfc70L2ak8
— MIT Technology Review (@techreview) March 31, 2020
Total assets held by the Federal Reserve 2015-2020 pic.twitter.com/0L4vkHvnvz
— Austen Allred (@Austen) March 31, 2020
Our newest blog explores Agent57, the first deep reinforcement learning agent to outperform the human baseline on all 57 Atari games. Read more here: https://t.co/O6zOj42996
— DeepMind (@DeepMind) March 31, 2020
1 big thing: Coronavirus pushes traditional business into digital age https://t.co/Q8ZekCB0uc by @inafried pic.twitter.com/fHtRLUOqJm
— Steven Sinofsky (@stevesi) March 30, 2020
New tutorial!🚀
— Adrian Rosebrock (@PyImageSearch) March 30, 2020
Autoencoders for Content-based Image Retrieval (i.e., image search engines) with #Keras and #TensorFlow 2.0:https://t.co/KOBj1wCWwe 👍#Python #DeepLearning #MachineLearning #ArtificialIntelligence #AI #DataScience #ComputerVision #OpenCV pic.twitter.com/vflrwu6yhl
Lululemon earnings call last week:
— Chetan Puttagunta (@chetanp) March 31, 2020
Q4 revenue:
$1.4B total/ $464M e-commerce
58% gross margin
41% growth in digital
Digital business accelerating
Closed stores used as shipping locations
$1.1B cash on balance sheet/ no debt
Focused on e-commerce, mobile apps, and community
You all have whittled 32 "Things VC Say" down into four. Now it's time to choose which two appear in the final round. pic.twitter.com/MwfiwfmpWh
— let me know how i can be helpful (@vcstarterkit) March 30, 2020
Many of you have asked about the impact on the startup ecosystem of the $2 trillion legislation just passed this week. @NVCA has been very active on this and has a great site for information: https://t.co/BZUKMCQ1At
— Scott Kupor (@skupor) March 28, 2020
Just launched a "Negotiation Insights Series". 5 videos already up. Each 2-3 min clip provides negotiation advice for work/career/life. Will try to add 1 each day for as long as we're locked in.
— Deepak Malhotra (@Prof_Malhotra) March 27, 2020
Coronavirus sucks, but knowledge is awesome.
RT@HarvardHBShttps://t.co/ucgnc98FMN
1/ "Emergency grants: The bill provides $10B for grants of up to $10K to provide emergency funds for small businesses to cover immediate operating costs.
— Tren Griffin (@trengriffin) March 28, 2020
Forgivable loans: There is $350B allocated for the SBA to provide loans of up to $10M per business."https://t.co/IK1B5zsaQB
— Archillect (@archillect) March 28, 2020
Use a Decision Journal https://t.co/1izNFFOara (https://t.co/17XPDpS91P)
— Hacker News 200 (@newsyc200) March 28, 2020
multi-sig https://t.co/ZtliiMsQre
— Tuur Demeester (@TuurDemeester) March 28, 2020
Phenomenal piece today on Bitcoin in todays markets - extremely valuable analysis and great, great guests. I was glued to the screen. @TuurDemeester @DTAPCAP @100trillionUSD #Bitcoin $BTChttps://t.co/RHi9ci068K
— Raoul Pal (@RaoulGMI) March 27, 2020
I'd been thinking about this for years, but mainly within the paradigm of the next financial crisis.
— Balaji S. Srinivasan (@balajis) March 28, 2020
I now realize this was a failure of imagination, analogous to the one Thiel describes below.https://t.co/jPV1UheKcW pic.twitter.com/RpUUEREtE7
AirBnb is going to save $800 million by cancelling all marketing. So: Airbnb is in trouble (duh). So are all the businesses that got some of that $800 million in marketing (also, duh). https://t.co/xoTe8nEsfb
— Peter Kafka (@pkafka) March 27, 2020
“The Untold Story of the Man That Made Mainstream Encryption Possible” by @StevenLevyhttps://t.co/LTl47jvlts pic.twitter.com/We1oaUIvQz
— Steven Sinofsky (@stevesi) March 27, 2020
The New York Times Releases Its Dataset of U.S. Confirmed Coronavirus Cases https://t.co/mH7nXRUk4j (https://t.co/WyZsObQn4B)
— Hacker News 200 (@newsyc200) March 27, 2020
— Archillect (@archillect) March 27, 2020
Reading List for Leaders in Uncertain Times from @a16z.@bhorowitz @jeff_jordan @pmarca @martin_casado @stevesi @davidu @arampell @skupor @katie_haun @ShanSchiltz @wennmachers @ASalyers3 @smc90 https://t.co/krLzZ4lSYv
— Ron Pragides (@mrp) March 27, 2020
Strong post by @davidbessis. Partial summary:
— Balaji S. Srinivasan (@balajis) March 27, 2020
1) Ask states to release daily death stats to look for undetected spikes in mortality
2) Calculations that show China's death toll likely understated
3) Self-diagnosis may be signal
Much more, worth reading.https://t.co/CEPa5vnEeN
An animation stimulating the spread of Covid-19 with and without social distancing
— World of Engineering (@engineers_feed) March 27, 2020
Credit: Katapult
pic.twitter.com/uLv9hmdZFq
(1/2) latest @a16z newsletter on how fintech is responding to the crisis 💪
— Rex Salisbury (@rexsalisbury) March 26, 2020
1️⃣Fiscal policy & fintech help SMBs, @arampell
2️⃣For fintech heightened purpose, @astrange
3️⃣Credit cycles in a crisis, @illscience
4️⃣Mortgages are so low, they’re high, me ;)https://t.co/2Z7ZqSArdX
Over the next few weeks I’ll be sending you parts of my study on the rise and decline of empires and reserve currencies that's helped me put what is happening now in perspective. Here is the first part: https://t.co/ezOwMzzA3S
— Ray Dalio (@RayDalio) March 25, 2020
The new iPad Pro isn’t a laptop replacement. It’s better than that https://t.co/BxhjxFpE5p
— Steven Sinofsky (@stevesi) March 26, 2020
The US economy is sick. We are about to see very ugly data over the next few weeks. Policy makers will do what they can to soften the blow, but if this lasts longer than a few weeks, it won't be nearly enough.https://t.co/EqYH1xJMLj
— THE LONG VIEW ⚫️ (@HayekAndKeynes) March 25, 2020
Can deep neural nets forecast weather accurately? Check out our #NeuralWeatherModel, MetNet, which outperforms physical models at up to eight hour forecasts and runs in a matter of seconds. Learn more in the blog post below! https://t.co/7upa4rxrdQ
— Google AI (@GoogleAI) March 25, 2020
Following my last article, here's a different way of looking at COVID19 in each country and state. The implications require swift action. https://t.co/fiOUZ6iQga
— Kevin Systrom (@kevin) March 24, 2020
Interested in Reinforcement Learning?
— TensorFlow (@TensorFlow) March 24, 2020
TF-Agents guide & tutorials are now hosted on https://t.co/nki12kgcQ3 pic.twitter.com/fNbmuP01Ub
The US will likely have the most reported coronavirus cases in the world later this week.https://t.co/k2ZtXkevaQ pic.twitter.com/yQ51mH67sR
— Balaji S. Srinivasan (@balajis) March 25, 2020
Former head of CDC refuting NY entrepreneur: https://t.co/kbsXZB1Ei8
— Keith Rabois (@rabois) March 25, 2020
Compaq and Coronavirushttps://t.co/FXMsh1h7Pl
— Stratechery (@stratechery) March 24, 2020
Compaq's descent from a company of action to a brand is a frightening parable for the the West's focus on talk over action.
Interesting data visualization from @placer_ai. They measure foot traffic to stores. Some highlights:
— Leo Polovets (@lpolovets) March 24, 2020
- Safeway: +30% year-over-year recently
- Costco, Walmart: +15%
- Taco Bell: -55%
- Westfield Malls: -75%
- AMC: -95%
Data thru March 18. https://t.co/V9XWLOAnmg pic.twitter.com/iZ8NFRxSep
We’re learning a lot about how network usage has shifted as folks practice social distancing. Some takeaways from @NevilleRay’s blog:
— Mike Sievert (@SievertMike) March 24, 2020
• MMS texting is up 77%
• Calls are lasting 17% longer
• Smartphones-as-hotspots is up 38%
• Gaming is up 45% https://t.co/fiYaOFXoln
From the archives:
— Christoph Janz #StayTheFuckHome (@chrija) March 24, 2020
Cohort Analysis: A (practical) Q&A [Guest Post]https://t.co/EFtPygRin9 pic.twitter.com/44YsS9sfiU
Number of people these U.S. companies plan to hire:
— Jon Erlichman (@JonErlichman) March 23, 2020
Instacart 300,000
Walmart 150,000
Amazon 100,000
Dollar General 50,000
CVS 50,000
Albertsons 30,000
Pizza Hut 30,000
Dollar Tree 25,000
Papa John’s 20,000
7-Eleven 20,000
Dominos 10,000
Kroger 10,000
Walgreens 9,500
Pepsi 6,000
https://t.co/BBCLSU4EcP
— Anna D Goldie (@annadgoldie) March 23, 2020
IEEE Spectrum just published a great article on the ML for Chip Design research that I started with @Azaliamirh and @JeffDean! Will post the paper soon with the full author list, but this work would not have been possible without our amazing collaborators:
Why Don’t We Just Ban Targeted Advertising? https://t.co/z4NgPEHjrb (https://t.co/hSxObc34UU)
— Hacker News 200 (@newsyc200) March 24, 2020
Source of the chart and information. It is seasonally adjusted and includes data reported by states and not just fed. It’s a bit skewed, looking again, as more jobs were cumulatively lost (so far) in the previous recession - but not NEARLY as quickly. https://t.co/LKEMubJ9jV
— The Wolf Of All Streets (@scottmelker) March 23, 2020
Source here:https://t.co/4yVnltEmvL
— Jeremiah Freyholtz 🧢 (@reedlake) March 23, 2020
The US economy in the last few days for 2020 Pandemic.
— Brian Roemmele (@BrianRoemmele) March 23, 2020
1) Grocery revenue
2) Travel revenue
4) Restaurant revenue
5) Small business key MCCs by state
Some expected and surprising data. pic.twitter.com/CFIwswUx1S
25iQuiz:
— Tren Griffin (@trengriffin) March 22, 2020
Microsoft Teams is >44M daily users having grown by 12M in the last seven days.
Calculate the increase in
• Networking
• Computation
• Database Access
• Database Storage
The ratios and relative costs are pivotal. See https://t.co/JDM2aRreDC
Show your work
I want to publicly thank @elonmusk for sending a truckload of PPEs (masks, gowns, etc.) to UCLA Health today! They will be put to good use. My wife, her co-workers and her patients thank you profusely. pic.twitter.com/SiAdqMcPCT
— Peyton Reed (@MrPeytonReed) March 22, 2020
Some businesses that were founded during recessions:
— Jon Erlichman (@JonErlichman) March 21, 2020
Airbnb
Amgen
Burger King
Chevrolet
CNN
Disney
Denny’s
Electronic Arts
Enterprise Rent-A-Car
Genzyme
Goldman Sachs
Hershey
Hyatt
IBM
Kraft Foods
Marriott
MTV
Procter & Gamble
Slack
Square
Trader Joe’s
Uber
UPS
Urban Outfitters
The Corporate Venture Capital investors who were most active during the Global Financial Crisis ended up significantly outperforming the S&P 500 on average in the decade post-crisis.
— Brett Bivens (@brettbivens) March 21, 2020
S&P 500 — +189.05%
CVC Cohort — +378.25%
CVC Cohort ex-AMZN — +303.06% pic.twitter.com/XK2XAfcJWO
Barrier-grid animation, also known as a kinegram or picket-fence animation is an animation effect created by moving a striped transparent overlay across an interlaced image.
— World of Engineering (@engineers_feed) March 20, 2020
📱https://t.co/TpWgQd2u2L pic.twitter.com/4u9bNl2SxT
It's difficult to understand the massive, multifaceted challenges presented by COVID-19. Thank you, @BillGates and @TrevorMundel for taking the time to teach us about what's going on through this timely @reddit #AMA. Recap here: https://t.co/EdBtPU1fR4
— Brad Smith (@BradSmi) March 20, 2020
Excellent article - world will never be the same again. https://t.co/38NXpuQyEm
— Rahul Welde (@RahulWelde) March 20, 2020
A database with over 24,000 research papers related to the coronavirus pandemic is now live. The database not only helps scientists consolidate existing research but also makes the body of literature easier to mine for insights with AI. https://t.co/XqNtNtXik6
— MIT Technology Review (@techreview) March 20, 2020
Fascinating old Larry Page on copyright and regulation. Via @StevenLevy’s newsletter. pic.twitter.com/g32xXFes4k
— Sriram Krishnan (@sriramk) March 20, 2020
📈📊🌟Download this free 185-page PDF — A Comprehensive Guide to #MachineLearning 👉https://t.co/iZsREscT9v
— Kirk Borne (@KirkDBorne) March 20, 2020
——————————#BigData #DataScience #AI #AppliedMathematics #DataMining #Mathematics #Algorithms #NeuralNetworks #DeepLearning #LinearAlgebra #Statistics #abdsc pic.twitter.com/2myga2gBq8
1/ @vijaypande, @OmnivorousRead and I recorded a virtual @a16z podcast about virtual care: https://t.co/gSeh8SEVNv. This unfortunate pandemic is propelling adoption of virtual care capabilities, which have technically been around for a while but in early days of adoption.
— Julie Yoo (@julesyoo) March 19, 2020
-Why property rights and privacy are intimately linked.
— Dincer Hazar (@DincerHazar) March 18, 2020
-The emergence of a novel app ecosystem on the new internet.
-The role of the new crypto economy in the transformation of the internet.@muneeb @azeem @exponentialview #blockchain #crypto
🎙️ 🎧 👇https://t.co/7kvOPKMgLC
Apple unveils new iPad Pro with breakthrough LiDAR Scanner and trackpad support in iPadOS https://t.co/bDnO0CRsSs // The "convergence" everyone has been waiting for? A "2 in 1" or a tablet or a toaster-refrigerator? Did Apple capitulate? Some context on evolution of devices… 1/ pic.twitter.com/nDISaA2pgN
— Steven Sinofsky (@stevesi) March 18, 2020
Crisis Leadership by me ♻️// if you’re looking for an example of a leader making tough choices and taking full responsibility and accountability with crisp, clear, decisive actions and asks of people then watch NY Gov Cuomo. Amazing. https://t.co/e2xBg2KTGa
— Steven Sinofsky (@stevesi) March 17, 2020
10 ways to be a 'wartime CEO' in threatening times, according to Ben Horowitz, cofounder of top VC firm Andreessen Horowitz https://t.co/5ews9MHZ9v
— Business Insider (@businessinsider) March 16, 2020
For the hardworking researchers out there, 🙏🏼and please have some data: Microsoft, White House, and Allen Institute release coronavirus data set for medical and NLP researchers https://t.co/KZsKE0CWBC via @VentureBeat
— Frank Chen (@withfries2) March 16, 2020
1/3 A few weeks ago @DCoolican and I recorded an @a16z podcast about the intersection of social and fintech, key topics in the thread below.
— Anish Acharya (@illscience) March 16, 2020
Most importantly a gentle reminder today to stay safe out there.https://t.co/5PqF7ZHuGT
Comprehensive list of COVID-19 resources/info links from @a16z https://t.co/LmftfIprkO
— Elinor Mills (@elinormills) March 16, 2020
New blog post: "The Pandemic Triangle: Safety, Privacy, Economy: Pick any two."
— Trent McConaghy (@trentmc0) March 16, 2020
China prioritized safety and economy over privacy (surveillance). Germany and USA have prioritized safety and privacy, but at economic cost.
Can we get all three?https://t.co/o7i7nkUwK6
Microsoft used to release a new version of Windows every three years. Now it releases a major Windows 10 update twice a year, tried and tested by 17.8 million @windowsinsider(s). https://t.co/aPERXB1LAY
— Emil Protalinski (@EPro) March 16, 2020
South Korea was doing a heroic job controlling #COVID for the first 30 patients. Then #Patient31 did not adhere to #socialdistancing. Caused 2 clusters responsble for 80% of South Koreas infections. Don't be #Patient31. #CancelEverything #medtwitter https://t.co/Ba6QmG7WuP
— Romit Bhattacharya (@RomitB_MD) March 14, 2020
In thinking about what is happening now, it is useful to read Mauboussin talk about complexity here: https://t.co/EeREpagsXm As an example, economy is genuinely complex and not just complicated. There are second and higher order effects of just about everything in an economy.
— Tren Griffin (@trengriffin) March 14, 2020
This is one of the most information rich articles I have read on Covid-19. Helps explain why countries that move quickly have been successful. Also helps explain why hyper-isolation (even for just 10 days) could be powerfully effective. Thanks @HelenBranswell https://t.co/1Fa17SkGTP
— Bill Gurley (@bgurley) March 13, 2020
I vetted and selected a bunch of specific resources for our COVID-19 disease/ novel coronavirus list to help anyone -- whether citizen, employee, business leader, scientist, others -- wade through the infodemic/misinfodemic for the signal (vs noise):https://t.co/CyzUyguf6k
— Sonal Chokshi (@smc90) March 13, 2020
I've written up a brief paper review of "Crystal Graph Convolutional Neural Networks for an Accurate and Interpretable Prediction of Material Properties," an intriguing extension of molecular graph convolutions to crystalline structures https://t.co/NvFq5krvhx
— Bharath Ramsundar (@rbhar90) March 12, 2020
All the calls for internet censorship will fall on deaf ears within the tech industry after this point.
— Balaji S. Srinivasan (@balajis) March 12, 2020
Because the misinformation was coming from the most mainstream sources around. First from major media corporations, then from our government. https://t.co/R1BqKX231D
Nice writeup about Soli, an integrated short-range radar sensor included in Pixel 4 phones. It's the reason I'm able to use face authentication on my phone in pitch dark conditions :) https://t.co/xCbHb0vwvx
— Jeff Dean (@JeffDean) March 12, 2020
This is by far the best coronavirus writing I have seen thus far. Clear analysis, succinct writing, and well-made charts. https://t.co/Y9SU6hDgHs
— Galen Hall (@galenhall) March 11, 2020
Interesting chart on the most intimate brands by generation. Unsurprisingly Amazon is the largest common one, but interesting how the offline retail brands split by generation: Target for millennials, Walmart for GenX and Costco for the Boomers pic.twitter.com/ahmYABvPVl
— cristina berta jones (@cristinagberta) March 11, 2020
Thank you @FastCompany for ranking @graphcoreai at #1 in your 10 Most Innovative AI Companies of 2020! We're enabling the next generation of AI applications with our #IPU chip: https://t.co/TKNUCVnr53 #FCMostInnovative #EnablingInnovators #MachineIntelligence
— graphcore (@graphcoreai) March 10, 2020
Fun AutoML-Zero experiments: Evolutionary search discovers fundamental ML algorithms from scratch, e.g., small neural nets with backprop.
— Quoc Le (@quocleix) March 10, 2020
Can evolution be the “Master Algorithm”? ;)
Paper: https://t.co/lhW3qtxCTM
Code: https://t.co/v1eouPxPHv pic.twitter.com/wZQJimrLid
Here's a short blog post where I discuss a simple agent-based model (built in @netlogo) to illustrate how social distancing helps to flatten the curve, slow the spread, and reduce the impact of #COVIDー19. #FlattenTheCurve #coronavirus https://t.co/FvwPWLM4bY pic.twitter.com/XsTtDKx8Vq
— Paul Smaldino (@psmaldino) March 10, 2020
1/ "The investors bankrolling these companies are discovering one thing in common — that most of their money is going to expensive and ever-rising customer acquisition costs (CAC) via Google, Facebook, and Instagram....'CAC is the new rent.'" https://t.co/p1KmqY0YzT
— Tren Griffin (@trengriffin) March 10, 2020
We show how to read a human-interpretable algorithm from a neural network's weights, by studying the circuits formed by the connections between individual neurons: https://t.co/oX47rfEmqx pic.twitter.com/YPtrowyt5k
— OpenAI (@OpenAI) March 10, 2020
My 2019 Annual Letter is now out:https://t.co/e5EULzDpJU
— Chamath Palihapitiya (@chamath) March 10, 2020
Contents:
- Returns
- Trust busting Big Tech
- Intellectual sterilization of new grads
- Product wars and cigarette butts
- Secrets hidden in plain sight
- A comparison to Berkshire Hathaway
You've seen JAX differentiate numpy one-liners, and it looked cool, but... how does one build actual neural net models like we know them from PyTorch or Tensorflow 2.0?
— Sabrina J. Mielke (@sjmielke) March 9, 2020
“From PyTorch to JAX: towards neural net frameworks that purify stateful code”https://t.co/zv5BnKPlR8
Alteryx $AYX💻 is down 18% today
— Jon Ma (@jonbma) March 10, 2020
But business is $600m+ ARR growing 75% YoY, profitable with 10% current quarter FCF %, and 130% NDR. ~$1b of cash on b/s.
Trades at EV/NTM ARR of 7.1x today and $7.3b EV.
High growth profitable SaaS taking a hit
👉https://t.co/GavKR7O7EH pic.twitter.com/17Q2T8kL3Q
I love that @chamath starts his annual letter with his returns clearly printed as the first thing.
— Pomp 🌪 (@APompliano) March 10, 2020
When you are good at what you do, you are proud to share the results.https://t.co/qJjrGQqff1 pic.twitter.com/IDyMcFdHXT
My talk at a16z Summit on how blockchain technology will unlock new economic opportunities for 2.4 billion #gamers around the world. We're looking to work with more talented game developers at @FortePlatform https://t.co/P4DvdsBaAX
— Kevin Chou (@KevinChou) March 9, 2020
All of #hypothesis testing boiled down to one sentence... https://t.co/z28JINOhLk
— Cassie Kozyrkov (@quaesita) March 9, 2020
Spanish version: Inferencia Estadística en una frase https://t.co/uapuOXPVWY#statistics #rstats #DataScience #analyticshttps://t.co/z28JINOhLk
Amazon offers no-checkout technology to other retailers https://t.co/IV38Rn4g3U by @binarybits
— Ars Technica (@arstechnica) March 9, 2020
Crisis Leadership — if you enjoyed this thread or found it valuable here is an unrolled thread with more stories and annotations, and permalink. https://t.co/e2xBg2KTGa
— Steven Sinofsky (@stevesi) March 9, 2020
Crisis leadership. Leading in a crisis is something that is easier said than done, fortunately most don't have to actually lead through a crisis. And fortunately most also don't have to live through a major organizational crisis. Some thoughts… 1/ pic.twitter.com/Qny1G8uV1x
— Steven Sinofsky (@stevesi) March 9, 2020
More visuals of different pandemic waves from @erlichya, former Columbia prof of CS & computational biology, now genomics exec.
— Balaji S. Srinivasan (@balajis) March 9, 2020
Some due to seasonality, but general model seems to be exponential phase, sigmoidal phase, decline, and possible return wave(s). https://t.co/0qyztntc64 pic.twitter.com/LmxkCpFykh
Cowen projecting -50% growth in US hotel revenue in Q2 pic.twitter.com/hRRdJ2FR9U
— Jeff Richards (@jrichlive) March 9, 2020
First studied in 1537 by Pedro Nunes, a rhumb line is an arc crossing all meridians at the same angle. It's the most natural way to navigate in the high seas - the ship keeps an angle with the magnetic north. It also appears as a straight line on a Mercator projection map. pic.twitter.com/IbbcjRm2Ht
— Fermat's Library (@fermatslibrary) March 9, 2020
We've shared some selected readings and resources on the novel coronavirus and COVID-19 disease, here:https://t.co/iBbQVKYCQ7
— a16z (@a16z) March 8, 2020
Don’t Panic: The comprehensive Ars Technica guide to the coronavirus https://t.co/nMUlHviEV9 by @BethMarieMole
— Ars Technica (@arstechnica) March 8, 2020
How globes were made in 1955 pic.twitter.com/aAXJ9GwpwH
— Whoa Interesting (@WhoaInteresting) March 7, 2020
Dr. Peter Lee talks about the importance of data, interoperability, and how #AI and machine learning can help to eliminate waste in healthcare. Hear how he is shaping Microsoft Healthcare to take a holistic, technology-based approach to health: https://t.co/kBBoM8slrl #MSRPodcast
— Microsoft Research (@MSFTResearch) March 8, 2020
I put together a Coronavirus primer a while ago that I have been sending around to friends and family.
— Taylor Pearson (@TaylorPearsonMe) March 7, 2020
Some people suggested that I make it public, so I've gone ahead and posted it publicly - https://t.co/2APOSGvIxG
Any feedback on how to make it better/more helpful welcome
Stay-at-home stock gains this year:
— Jon Erlichman (@JonErlichman) March 7, 2020
Zoom Video: up 68%
Teladoc Health: up 62%
Etsy: up 37%
Slack: up 18%
Domino’s Pizza: up 15%
Netflix: up 14%
Docusign: up 13%
Dropbox: up 8%
Costco: up 6%
BJ’s: up 5%
Campbell Soup: up 5%
Grubhub: up 7%
Amazon: up 3%
Activision Blizzard: up 1%
Artificial intelligence already rules our world. This conversation with @TPpodcast_'s David Runciman is particularly interesting in the light of the #coronavirus outbreak ➡️ https://t.co/cDAUQB4HVl
— Exponential View (@ExponentialView) March 7, 2020
Companies founded in 2008/2009:
— Yuri Sagalov (@yuris) March 7, 2020
🏡Airbnb
⛅️Cloudflare
🐙Github
☁ Nutanix
📟PagerDuty
💌Sendgrid
＃ Slack
⏹Square
💳Stripe
☎️Twilio
🚖Uber
📣Yammer
— Archillect (@archillect) March 7, 2020
You can be ahead of the curve on ideas or behind it. The meaningful projects and companies are made when you are ahead.
— Justin Kan (@justinkan) March 7, 2020
How do you know when you’re ahead of the curve? A good sign is when you’re working on something you yourself want but can’t yet get.
The better version of this article:https://t.co/xnwl2f7D2M
— David Sacks (@DavidSacks) March 7, 2020
Knowledge Graphs https://t.co/BX7VIqzCEL (https://t.co/U5spAyrNCa)
— Hacker News 200 (@newsyc200) March 7, 2020
Stunning chart.
— Joe Weisenthal (@TheStalwart) March 6, 2020
The global airline industry is poised to have the worst year in history... worse than 2001 and the financial crisis https://t.co/6GDk8uervs pic.twitter.com/en8NdcCNuB
I typically *hate* founder stories because they sound linear - “I thought this / I did this / it worked and now look at me”. But @m2jr talking to @pmarca is tremendous. The #real #startuplife
— mike smerklo (@mikesmerklo) March 6, 2020
The Journey from 0 to 1, from Mosaic to Netscape https://t.co/ajNE1Xq7RT via @a16z
The difference between Knowledge and Experience. pic.twitter.com/jBKjkTcT20
— Richard Feynman (@ProfFeynman) March 7, 2020
TF2 experts, what's the current consensus on Keras versus Estimators? Are estimators the right way to ship TensorFlow models into production or are Keras models good for production deployments too? Reddit didn't have a clear answer either https://t.co/GbBicOjgjC
— Bharath Ramsundar (@rbhar90) March 6, 2020
I've written up a brief paper review of "Molecular Attention Transformers," an intriguing new model for molecular machine learning that blends graph convolutional methods with transformer architectures https://t.co/Xm4GMVzOWU
— Bharath Ramsundar (@rbhar90) March 6, 2020
Today's data science tool ecosystem is so fragmented and messy that it might make even Marie Kondo faint...
— Cassie Kozyrkov (@quaesita) March 6, 2020
(Some friendly advice to startups getting into the #AI game.)#DataScience #data #rstats #MachineLearning #platform #buzzwords #UXhttps://t.co/HZhg10pa21
Hypocycloid
— Fermat's Library (@fermatslibrary) March 6, 2020
A curve generated by the path of a fixed point on a small circle that rolls within a larger circle. Here you can see how one can generate an Astroid = hypocycloid hypocycloid curve with four cusps. 🧐 pic.twitter.com/kOflBXdCC8
— Archillect (@archillect) March 6, 2020
🏔 🗺 Tactile data sculpture of Utah lake and surrounding topography by @DomRiccobene
— World of Engineering (@engineers_feed) March 6, 2020
Total machine time: 43 hours
Geo dimensions: 41 x 65 x 5,5 km (25 x 40 x 3.4 mi)
Piece dimensions: 56 x 89 cm (22” x 35”)
Weight: 45,3 kg (100 lbs) pic.twitter.com/aGG5x5kw4m
#Ameribor @the_afx #FinancialServices #LIBOR #regulation #FederalReserve https://t.co/AkdF6WBMiI
— Chris Giancarlo (@giancarloMKTS) March 6, 2020
Sequoia on COVID19:
— Matt Huang (@matthuang) March 5, 2020
"Having weathered every business downturn for nearly fifty years, we’ve learned an important lesson — nobody ever regrets making fast and decisive adjustments to changing circumstances."https://t.co/LYbgp1sU8c
Yu Tzu said, "A superior man is devoted to fundamentals. When the root is firmly established, the moral law will grow. Filial piety and brotherly respect are the root of humanity." (An. 1.2)
— Confucian Classics (@UnwobblingPivot) March 5, 2020
DoNotPay launches Digital Health, a $3/month tool that automates CCPA data deletion requests; the fee gives users access to its other services like Robo Revenge (@jeffjohnroberts / Fortune)https://t.co/S1wM2BFuxNhttps://t.co/iu3NA2ZiGw
— Techmeme (@Techmeme) March 5, 2020
Millions of Tiny Databases https://t.co/ue6VkgjCu4 (https://t.co/UAsV5oHRHV)
— Hacker News 200 (@newsyc200) March 5, 2020
Got to speak with @sriramk today. He is a force. Smart, crazy high energy. Imagine he is fun to work with.
— Patrick OShaughnessy (@patrick_oshag) March 5, 2020
Some resources:
- his collection of investment memos https://t.co/IH5K05GO0k
- collection of short, interesting posts https://t.co/ONyZNZfZYT
Very much worth a follow
Neil Gaiman narrates teaser for forthcoming Sandman audio drama https://t.co/RaiWLZVXO1 by @JenLucPiquant
— Ars Technica (@arstechnica) March 5, 2020
Another example, the @AP 's automated stock earning reports reports.https://t.co/FjOGJnEA2w
— Nate Harris (@nwithan8) March 4, 2020
The era of fake writing is upon us https://t.co/B597qK9czo
— Recode (@Recode) March 4, 2020
— Archillect (@archillect) March 5, 2020
The latest a16z enterprise newsletter is out:
— a16z (@a16z) March 5, 2020
*security — from personal attack surface to corporate data loss prevention
*the evolution from technical to product to sales CEO
*discussion on our popular AI software + services post
read/subscribe here: https://t.co/RewN0BRbCs
This is the single most helpful and easy-to-understand doc I've read on coronavirus, I'd strongly encourage reading it and taking it seriously: https://t.co/2i10MNQHd3
— William MacAskill (@willmacaskill) March 4, 2020
Amazed by the magnificent images captured by the winners of our #ShotOniPhone Night mode photo challenge. Congratulations, photographers! https://t.co/L9V6Cr8Org pic.twitter.com/TZBJdrR89I
— Tim Cook (@tim_cook) March 3, 2020
That applies to the coronavirus. Still, there’s no getting around having to figure out what this situation is likely to mean and how we should deal with it, so here are my thoughts for you to take or leave: https://t.co/Ja0P3Sv6Q7
— Ray Dalio (@RayDalio) March 3, 2020
