As gaming once again experiences a wave of abuse allegations, it's crucial recognize that this is a systemic problem. It will not end without industry-wide reform https://t.co/UFic15Ouxd
— Megan Farokhmanesh (@Megan_Nicolett) June 30, 2020
My analysis of a string of acquisitions that took place in the last week. For subscribers to @techpinions newsletter.
— Ben Bajarin (@BenBajarin) June 30, 2020
-Google Buys North
-Amazon buy Zoox
-Lulu Buys Mirrorhttps://t.co/SF8SJaTZWc
Global app revenue jumps to $50B in the first half of 2020, in part due to COVID-19 impacts: https://t.co/y2o193S8y7
— Sarah Perez (@sarahintampa) June 30, 2020
Why this matters: As OpenAI's research has shown, some parts of AI research use a ton of computation to generate certain results (https://t.co/NlW2TRt1vk). I think it'd be nice to live in a world where lots of people are able to explore this part of compute landscape.
— Jack Clark (@jackclarkSF) June 30, 2020
Discord raises $100 million and plans to move beyond gaming https://t.co/Dd0tEQa2Va pic.twitter.com/pDiMTSfduz
— The Verge (@verge) June 30, 2020
INDIA STANDS APP
— Balaji S. Srinivasan (@balajis) June 29, 2020
If you are building an Indian version of these apps, @naval and I want to see it. We have set up an email address at india.stands.app@protonmail.com
Please send us links to your working prototypes to try out (not decks!) https://t.co/Ldm8PRcvSG
AI & responsibility is a serious issue.
— Jeff Dean (@🏡) (@JeffDean) June 29, 2020
This blog post summarizes many @TensorFlow tools to help YOU create more responsible AI systems, looking at things like fairness, bias, interpretability, privacy & security.
Tools: https://t.co/DiAyL0B7zY
Blog: https://t.co/6b9DKNmenA https://t.co/s7J7Ta0TFe
“I will go on the record to say that travel will never, ever go back to the way it was pre-COVID; it just won't," Chesky told us by Zoom from his home in San Francisco. https://t.co/pzgd0ZDapN
— Balaji S. Srinivasan (@balajis) June 29, 2020
Tune into the latest Recode Decode podcast to hear our CEO @RamaswmySridhar talk about how "incredibly personal" search is and how Neeva's principles allow us to put our customers first. https://t.co/bpLCfEpQxo
— Neeva (@neevaco) June 29, 2020
Many of today’s most trusted drugs are so notorious for their wide range of potentially serious adverse reactions, they are known in the business as “dirty drugs.” #Syntheticbiology company @OctantBio has developed a better way to design drugs: https://t.co/eUL3Uo55VY @srikosuri
— SynBioBeta (@SynBioBeta) June 29, 2020
These types of reports on TikTok engender no confidence. From afar, it looks like CCP and industry often work together. A data harvest could yield dangerous information that can be used against American well-being https://t.co/jTA0uRqbZV
— Bharath Ramsundar (@rbhar90) June 30, 2020
Apple and Facebook
— Stratechery (@stratechery) June 29, 2020
Apple and Facebook seem like they are in conflict, but have often been each other's best partners.https://t.co/n9wKUR9YzE
A possible future.
— Balaji S. Srinivasan (@balajis) June 29, 2020
Every country capable of doing so builds its own national apps and digital currency, used by allies in its sphere of influence.
Decentralized technologies then fill the gap, as the platforms that can be used across major borders. https://t.co/bNNg1qilRP
Apple’s Relentless strategy and execution, a company not afraid to have a point of view — a must-ready by @stevesi https://t.co/t5xRk3ZM9q
— F2 (@0xF2) June 28, 2020
(1/2) Interested in understanding towards grid cells? Check our preprint "A Representational Model of Grid Cells Based on Matrix Lie Algebras" https://t.co/QpuVb0zyCb (with @jianwen_xie, SC Zhu, YN Wu), with learned regular hexagon grid patterns! pic.twitter.com/7MWz7C0SIe
— Ruiqi Gao (@RuiqiGao) June 28, 2020
Yes, this book is hundreds of dollars, and no, there doesn’t seem to be a cheaper way of getting it, which makes me think about how many other $10 books I have that I’d happily have paid hundreds of dollars for. https://t.co/pFiteZCoJJ
— Zack Kanter (@zackkanter) June 28, 2020
when your officemate is a morning person pic.twitter.com/R8RgIIjKPS
— 🔥Kareem Carr🔥 (@kareem_carr) June 28, 2020
Cool design 💚
— World of Engineering (@engineers_feed) June 28, 2020
📱https://t.co/g2fsSAEOHs pic.twitter.com/huQP6xBbBn
1) Draw a circle with a radius of 1 inch
— Fermat's Library (@fermatslibrary) June 28, 2020
2) Circumscribe the circle with a triangle
3) Circumscribe the triangle with a circle
...
The limiting radius of the resulting circle is smaller than a basketball - R≃ 8.7000366 pic.twitter.com/q5inX6Mtcl
Xbox Architecture https://t.co/Y3OnNBqFFn (https://t.co/EHW7Mh6FCM)
— Hacker News 200 (@newsyc200) June 27, 2020
The trick to writing well is to...
— James Clear (@JamesClear) June 27, 2020
- take long sentences and make them short
- take confusing ideas and make them clear
- take unrelated concepts and make them related
...without losing the main idea in the process.
Building AI Trading Systems https://t.co/k0YoMUpmKr (https://t.co/SfVnf55MWY)
— Hacker News 200 (@newsyc200) June 27, 2020
This is a great collection of resources on deep learning, and other subfields including graph neural networks, bayesian deep learning, medical imaging etc.https://t.co/OTppam5R2F
— Lavanya (@lavanyaai) June 27, 2020
A brief history of rockets. https://t.co/XM2ZGPz0m7 pic.twitter.com/zLxeJoCaYS
— Balaji S. Srinivasan (@balajis) June 27, 2020
I made a rookie investment mistake when I sold Nike after owning the stock for only 25 years. It was five or six years ago. I should have "sat on my ass" instead. I forget the exact sale date because I try to block it out, since it gives me nightmares. https://t.co/bwqvmr8eRy
— Tren Griffin (@trengriffin) June 27, 2020
Microsoft announces a “new approach to retail”.
— Peter Kafka (@pkafka) June 26, 2020
Which is that it’s not going to have retail - it’s closing all of its stores. https://t.co/4KHdrMQnWW
🚨 new fintech newsletter! wrote a bit about international expansion and why fintech is default local, *not* default global 🌎 https://t.co/nAl2IbAknL
— Seema Amble (@seema_amble) June 25, 2020
"I see three macro trends in the wake of COVID: 1) Digital transformation, 2) Move to Cloud, and 3) Leverage of AI/ML" - @chandna at #CollisionfromHome
— Greylock (@GreylockVC) June 25, 2020
On the latest #greymatter podcast, @reidhoffman & @chrisyeh revisit teachings from The Alliance, and bring fresh insights to the importance of forging strong work relationships in light of #COVID19 https://t.co/qCxeDmFPgA
— Greylock (@GreylockVC) June 25, 2020
Inside our latest fintech newsletter👇
— a16z (@a16z) June 25, 2020
-A contrarian take on recovery prospects
-Real estate & COVID
-Big fintech goes global
-Behind the Hertz snafu
-WhatsApp Pay's (brief!) launch
by @illscience, @arampell, @seema_amble, @rexsalisbury, @matt_haf:
https://t.co/zPz3aJkoUZ
We are sharing the NetHack Learning Environment, a fast research environment based on the procedurally generated single-player terminal-based game NetHack, to help researchers test the robustness and systematic generalization of RL agents. https://t.co/pZnhAvGaEz pic.twitter.com/aui9tzufo6
— Facebook AI (@facebookai) June 25, 2020
Contrarian take on flywheels from @EntStrategyGuy https://t.co/R6qVkC7pWb pic.twitter.com/IpPinOtFq1
— Andy Weissman (@aweissman) June 25, 2020
New today on @indeed : why job postings have fallen more in large, rich metros.
— Jed Kolko (@JedKolko) June 25, 2020
Retail and other service jobs have fallen much more in places where people can work from home.
1/https://t.co/Y0kMgQsNdi pic.twitter.com/Kn57ljrl88
How to get rich without being lucky.
— Minimal Shades (@LyricalShades) June 25, 2020
by @naval pic.twitter.com/iz5Uc8DDBK
Apple’s AI plan: a thousand small conveniences https://t.co/sj2g74kN8G pic.twitter.com/fI0kaMmgpC
— The Verge (@verge) June 25, 2020
This day, 1983. Start of the Indian cricketing revolution. pic.twitter.com/XqBODns10L
— Aashish Chandorkar (@c_aashish) June 24, 2020
We're making this data public and will update it a couple of times a year. Submit edits and comments if we missed anything. 11/https://t.co/IcJSyYo07M
— Antoine Nivard (@antoinenivard) June 23, 2020
This is a really interesting piece: Google was right about basically everything about the internet, a decade before everyone else ... and now many of its products somehow feel way behind https://t.co/BCILFPmPWS
— David Pierce (@pierce) June 24, 2020
Let's talk about your biased categories...
— Cassie Kozyrkov (@quaesita) June 24, 2020
What is "Ground Truth" in AI? https://t.co/2WBpwL3PsY
Spanish version: ¿Cuál es la “verdad fundamental” en la Inteligencia Artificial? https://t.co/AM3DD2Lcwx#AI #MachineLearning #statistics #rstats #DataScience
How do you get UX right when a product has to delight digital natives while being something less tech-savvy users can pick up and learn? @davidu and @superhuman founder @Rahulvohra discuss how to build software that can turn any user into a power user: https://t.co/Q5dM7jQXWt
— a16z (@a16z) June 24, 2020
dm_control is our Python toolkit for physics-based reinforcement learning tasks. We've released new models 🤖🕷🐕 & a brand new tutorial - see below!
— DeepMind (@DeepMind) June 24, 2020
Github: https://t.co/953f6Qw6oJ
Tutorial: https://t.co/4ggH7Hp60n
Blog: https://t.co/vDQpeKs8Je
Videos: https://t.co/8ACgtQOskQ pic.twitter.com/xbhgO5xB2p
Deep Learning Based Text Classification: A Comprehensive Review: https://t.co/jvgMqUAt9T
— Denny Britz (@dennybritz) June 24, 2020
A neat survey on text classification techniques and datasets, all the way from doc2vec to BERT. pic.twitter.com/CYzToUyNKl
I am constantly humbled as an investor by how large TAM's end up and how off I originally was.
— TJ Nahigian (@tjnahigian) June 24, 2020
- Adobe: $212B market cap
- Shopify: $106B market cap
- Zoom: $71B market cap
- Veeva: $36B market cap
- Docusign: $31B market cap
- Twilio: $29B market cap
- Tinder: $28B market cap
This is one of my favorite parts of the season. https://t.co/FKmCkJdT3I
— Peter Kafka (@pkafka) June 24, 2020
Apple Silicon Inside - by @BenBajarin https://t.co/g5XYahF1HC
— Tech.pinions (@techpinions) June 24, 2020
With all the chaos in the modern world, it's easy to forget about the consistent march of technical progress and what this (may) eventually lead to. Tried to write some news stories I could see happening in 2025 for Import AI 202: https://t.co/PC8XAIFyHx pic.twitter.com/iTZeXaurY1
— Jack Clark (@jackclarkSF) June 23, 2020
For B2B startups, an economic downturn can actually be a boon - the trick is to make it out alive. @bhorowitz and a16z general partners Peter Levine, @martin_casado, @kshenster & @davidu answered 16 questions on how to sell & survive during COVID: https://t.co/TJObXi2Als
— a16z (@a16z) June 23, 2020
Netflix isn’t just a giant streaming service. It’s also a deeply weird place to work, w/an internal culture different than any place you’ve worked at. @ranimolla and I dove into it for the 1st ep of our Land of the Giants podcast. https://t.co/UmrqehwtXqhttps://t.co/JYr6zTQWNi
— Peter Kafka (@pkafka) June 23, 2020
This is an extremely insightful piece from my partner @glennsolomon. Buy these developer-driven software stocks: Twilio, Atlassian, Datadog, Okta, Crowdstrike, MongoDB & (to come: Stripe, Snowflake, HashiCorp). All of us @GGVCapital @jrichlive r bullish on this $trn category https://t.co/BCxu1MdsYy
— Hans Tung (@hanstung) June 23, 2020
How does @netflix really work - inside? What has been its impact? Its future? The new @Recode podcast season of Land of the Giants with @pkafka and @ranimolla is a deep dive into the streaming leader, based on months of reporting. Listen to it starting today. I am. https://t.co/laylCWJ2oi
— Walt Mossberg (@waltmossberg) June 23, 2020
Equations that changed the world. 🧠 pic.twitter.com/SRIB0s9KV2
— Richard Feynman (@ProfFeynman) June 22, 2020
"It's a significant achievement because BECs created in space last longer than they do in terrestrial laboratories once the confining traps are switched off, giving physicists a bit more time to study the exotic state of matter—over one second." https://t.co/WvlrNiCRLB
— Ars Technica (@arstechnica) June 22, 2020
Q&A with Sridhar Ramaswamy, CEO and Founder of Neeva, a consumer first — and consumer only — search engine with privacy at the core. https://t.co/TtuVOBBn7p pic.twitter.com/0Nnq4UpBZo
— Greylock (@GreylockVC) June 22, 2020
📄 @Tensorflow 2.0 and tf.keras implementation of Sinusodial Representation networks (SIREN) from the paper "Implicit Neural Representations with Periodic Activation Functions" (https://t.co/pa65CsOt0b).
— 👩💻 DynamicWebPaige @ 127.0.0.1 🏠 (@DynamicWebPaige) June 22, 2020
The generated image is from only 10% of pixels!https://t.co/Ods0zoIB49 pic.twitter.com/oLpnWHnN36
"The question I’m wrestling with is what changed?" asks @azeem in this week's essay about facial recognition https://t.co/DlbmScxgRA
— Exponential View 🔮 (@ExponentialView) June 22, 2020
— Gopi Vikranth (@GopiVikranth) June 22, 2020
Woth listening to: podcast with @ritholtz and Jeremy Siegel. Some very interesting comments: https://t.co/UXXdVXK1wm via @business
— Scott Kupor (@skupor) June 21, 2020
If you read this, promise you’ll learn something from the wisdom of @jposhaughnessy https://t.co/CjnJn23USg
— Pomp 🌪 (@APompliano) June 20, 2020
No two ways about this. The pandemic will:
— Subrahmanyam KVJ (@SuB8u) June 20, 2020
- Reshape global supply chains
- Reduce influence of China in global manufacturing
- Encourage countries to rethink on what's critical for their society and build capability & capacity.https://t.co/FV0TywSLeQ pic.twitter.com/bMF8JA4Tnr
New 🔥:https://t.co/wTxGnJGPfk
— The All-In Podcast ♠️ (@theallinpod) June 20, 2020
Two schools of thought in tech strategy I think are fundamentally new, as impactful as ‘crossing the chasm’ or ‘Porter’s six forces’ and will probably be taught in B-schools in future.
— Sriram Krishnan (@sriramk) June 20, 2020
1. @benthompson on “aggregation theory”
2. @kevinakwok on “loops”
Go read this inside story by @markgurman about Apple’s AR and VR headset development https://t.co/LnWDSnRHFV
— The Verge (@verge) June 19, 2020
Thanks to @a16z for chatting about F@h on their podcast with Director @drGregBowman and F@h founder @VijayPande ! Check it out here: https://t.co/2ahWsQULAA
— Folding@home (@foldingathome) June 18, 2020
Check out a new benchmark for non-semantic speech embeddings with an associated speech model that is useful across environments and tasks and is fast enough to run on mobile devices. Learn more and grab the evaluation code below: https://t.co/WWwHXkIx1B
— Google AI (@GoogleAI) June 18, 2020
The End of The Beginning. I gave the presentation linked below at the Value of Bitcoin Conference June 3rd; for those interested, it discusses the Fed's emergency measures, the implication for global pricing mechanisms and how it all relates to bitcoin. https://t.co/PjK0Gvh6pS
— Parker Lewis (@parkeralewis) June 18, 2020
Bilingual children learn two languages by associating words to visually similar situations. We show how we use related ideas to train bilingual word translation models with no access to paired training data. #CVPR20
— DeepMind (@DeepMind) June 18, 2020
Paper: https://t.co/W8v9C82q0f
Blog: https://t.co/JzZHCDZa4C pic.twitter.com/cmwAK9yCTI
Netflix started out as a tiny DVD-by-mail service in 1997, overlooked by Hollywood and almost everyone else.
— Vox (@voxdotcom) June 18, 2020
Now we’re all watching Netflix, all the time.
Land of the Giants: The Netflix Effect explores how Netflix changed the way we watch TV and movies: https://t.co/xFM7uItboi pic.twitter.com/0i4gxbueEX
HBO is making Watchmen completely free this weekend https://t.co/syxGVLfEjC pic.twitter.com/xfM7niRROt
— The Verge (@verge) June 18, 2020
Realtime Starlink Satellite Map https://t.co/QFgL1kYMuC (https://t.co/ZEyZyaBTpx)
— Hacker News 200 (@newsyc200) June 18, 2020
We found that just as a large transformer model trained on language can generate coherent text, the same exact model trained on pixel sequences can generate coherent image completions and samples. https://t.co/whREMuBvxx pic.twitter.com/6AGsfx26gM
— OpenAI (@OpenAI) June 17, 2020
Sources: TikTok expects its US revenue to hit $500M this year; in 2019, TikTok brought in about $200M to $300M in worldwide revenue (The Information)https://t.co/8CgRX08tYFhttps://t.co/a6koawr4tW
— Techmeme (@Techmeme) June 17, 2020
Chess is blowing up on Twitch https://t.co/UeZmwmMqrG pic.twitter.com/qM2dRdxzE9
— The Verge (@verge) June 17, 2020
Millions are struggling to pay rent; small landlords are feeling the effects. On Part 2 of our real estate series, @conniechan, @divvyhomes CEO Adena Hefets, & @USC Prof. Richard Green join the @a16z Podcast to discuss COVID's impact on the rental market. https://t.co/Fzq3qAdUC5
— a16z (@a16z) June 17, 2020
This part of my 2014 article on bitcoin maximalism and currency network effects seems to be holding up quite well!https://t.co/wr6BHYjXfB pic.twitter.com/Bqyt2EzLcz
— vitalik.eth (@VitalikButerin) June 17, 2020
If you work in the media industry, reading @benedictevans 's slide deck is compulsory—great work.
— Frederic Filloux (@filloux) June 17, 2020
* News by the ton: 75 years of US advertising *https://t.co/fvZ04aDa98
Optimisation methods are the engines underlying neural networks that enable them to learn from data.
— DeepMind (@DeepMind) June 17, 2020
In this lecture, research scientist James Martens covers the fundamentals & their application to training neural networks: https://t.co/0AGDvJQnxR #AtHomeWithAI pic.twitter.com/dIvDBpkKgE
#Bitcoin price could attempt a close above $10,000 as Morgan Stanley predicts a V-shape global recovery by the fourth quarter.
— Bitcoinist.com (@bitcoinist) June 15, 2020
Aspects of a full recovery could increase investors’ risk appetite, thereby benefiting #BTC alongside the global stock market.https://t.co/kibwPkX3zs
"In ecommerce, we achieved in eight weeks what it would have otherwise taken us three years to do...We are setting ourselves up for a world where half of the business is ecommerce and 80% of consumer interactions will happen online.”-L’Oréal CDO @ljubomirahttps://t.co/WTBDfHJ3xp
— Subrahmanyam KVJ (@SuB8u) June 15, 2020
Political campaigns harvesting location data from protests. What could possibly go wrong?https://t.co/N3Ob7DKSJK
— Jeff Roberts (@jeffjohnroberts) June 15, 2020
The recovery appears to be as swift, if not more, than the shutdown! At least for those that survived. Will the pandemic turn out to be a giant shot in the arm for incumbents?
— Subrahmanyam KVJ (@SuB8u) June 15, 2020
"By the end of June, Starbucks expects weekly cash flow to be positive."https://t.co/at3wVECkwk
Swearing as a Response to Pain—"Our data replicate previous findings that repeating a swear word at a steady pace and volume benefits pain tolerance, extending this finding to pain threshold." https://t.co/iubKaMS5iq // like meditation but swearing
— Steven Sinofsky (@stevesi) June 15, 2020
Today we have #AtHomeWithAI recommendations from research scientist @DaniYogatama! He has suggestions for those interested in machine learning (1/4) pic.twitter.com/l6LnBrIOG0
— DeepMind (@DeepMind) June 15, 2020
Steve Blank writes about silicon chips
— Saku Panditharatne (@asteroid_saku) June 15, 2020
Makes the surprising suggestion that China could actually try and repossess Taiwan, just for chip supply https://t.co/i6EzDuGicR
An understanding of AI’s limitations is starting to sink in https://t.co/avKNj2rUgr (https://t.co/27Wks6SyyD)
— Hacker News 200 (@newsyc200) June 15, 2020
The covid-19 lockdowns have turbocharged L’Oréal's online selling and marketing efforts. “In ecommerce, we achieved in eight weeks what it would have otherwise taken us three years to do,” says digital chief @ljubomira in an interview with @FT https://t.co/Rh0d61nIhx
— Leila Abboud (@labboudles) June 15, 2020
Gated Linear Networks (GLNs) are backpropagation-free neural nets designed for efficient online learning via local convex optimisation. We show their performance, interpretability & robustness to catastrophic forgetting on classification tasks - read here: https://t.co/8NTNDkXZDT
— DeepMind (@DeepMind) June 15, 2020
Morgan Stanley Economists Double Down on V-Shape Global Recovery ["https://t.co/2Gm1HMwH9W"]
— Scott Kupor (@skupor) June 15, 2020
20 yrs ago @foldingathome began in @VijayPande’s lab @Stanford. Vijay, @drGregBowman & @LR_bio discuss how a program for simulating protein dynamics became the world’s largest supercomputer & how it is tackling bio's toughest questions, including #COVID19:https://t.co/ShTrOyKMtA
— a16z (@a16z) June 14, 2020
2/ The best interview with Bill Gates about Microsoft's history is https://t.co/HdBnavYUi8
— Tren Griffin (@trengriffin) June 14, 2020
The most accurate article about Microsoft is this one which chronicled the IPO: https://t.co/c41hQo6whE
The 1986 IPO prospectus tells you more about the business: https://t.co/HG2npXVv2w
One of the craziest things that'll happen over next few years will be interaction of 3D video modelling, synthetic data, multi-stage real/synth AI training data pipelines, and surveillance. This picture from research from 'Amazon Go' - writing up for Import AI 201 right now. pic.twitter.com/Q7IlOPlZlL
— Jack Clark (@jackclarkSF) June 14, 2020
And if you want to read a great intro about Andy Grove and High Output Management, check this article/foreword to the book by @bhorowitz from @a16z https://t.co/8VE5ZWe1We #tech
— Yuri Yurchuk (@yuyurchuk) June 14, 2020
The Next Processor Change is Within ARMs Reach https://t.co/6wUqW2AbKn // An "engineering" view of a chip transition. ISV & customer value propositions or Apple strategic value do not shine through in this path–more hiccups than benefits. Intel is bumpy but not dead like PPC was.
— Steven Sinofsky (@stevesi) June 14, 2020
If you've missed the point of #statistics, you'll think you need it for everything. Not true!
— Cassie Kozyrkov (@quaesita) June 14, 2020
Audio: https://t.co/Hn9VrEUO75
Japanese text: 統計（学）で時間を無駄にしないように https://t.co/iiXS9ZmjGy
English text: https://t.co/OvOrxGawim#DataScience #rstats #stats #data
The invisible 5-fold symmetry traced by Earth and Venus as they orbit the Sun.
— World of Engineering (@engineers_feed) June 14, 2020
Credit: Matthew Henderson
pic.twitter.com/QWUHBCuo0E
Morality and empathy and neuroscience—new research shows that eye movements can reveal moral decision-making. I love this avenue of research, but it's got some serious"thought police" connotations.https://t.co/4cmwC9QbPe
— Steven Kotler (@steven_kotler) June 14, 2020
Amazon, IBM, Microsoft have announced they'll not allow their face recognition technology to be used by the police.
— Navin Kabra (@ngkabra) June 14, 2020
In view of this the @Exponentialview newsletter has a post with lots of details/data about racial bias in AIhttps://t.co/Hhij06uvIJ
Thread with highlights
Excited to read the book “Red Notice”: 6k reviews, 5 stars on Amazon pic.twitter.com/rFdBnbObYl
— Matteo Franceschetti (@m_franceschetti) June 13, 2020
Learning DL from scratch on my blog here 👉🏾 https://t.co/8tMFsPxtwN and I have Kaggle notebooks 📓 here 👉🏾 https://t.co/PnxMoCc7XK
— Jeff Ridgeway (@jeff_ridgeway4) June 13, 2020
My friend @sriramk just launched a new project and his first interview is with @pmarca.
— Pomp 🌪 (@APompliano) June 13, 2020
Highly recommend taking a few minutes to check this out :)https://t.co/ZrZJoq8Ct8
🚨👋 Thrilled to announce a passion project I've been working on for a while. Here's "The Observer Effect" with our very first interview w/ the one and only Marc Andreessen.https://t.co/UA0xnQ9rIx
— Sriram Krishnan (@sriramk) June 13, 2020
When a conversation about 'primary care' takes a turn towards #data, #bias, football, and Shazam, things get interesting. It was truly a joy to chat with @julesyoo @jeffkaditz & @omnivorousread from @a16z https://t.co/uReYyrUWxT
— Ivor B Horn, MD, MPH (@DrIvorHorn) June 12, 2020
Sony’s surprise PS5 Digital Edition sets up a next-gen price war https://t.co/DOdY3mVmxU pic.twitter.com/JIpGicRQM8
— The Verge (@verge) June 12, 2020
Building a natural language shell using our API in about 3 minutes: https://t.co/fgKbRnp2WZ
— Greg Brockman (@gdb) June 11, 2020
Microsoft says it will not sell facial recognition tech to police departments until there is a federal law regulating its use (@greene / Washington Post)https://t.co/SZsN9K6cpUhttps://t.co/x9nQxBbcIu
— Techmeme (@Techmeme) June 11, 2020
Did you see the news? Today Domino announced a new ML model monitoring product, $43M in new funding, and innovations to our enterprise data science management platform. https://t.co/8CiDjDjqcK #modelops #modelmonitoring #datasciencemanagement pic.twitter.com/7SIUVjut7I
— Domino Data Lab (@DominoDataLab) June 11, 2020
We funded Airbnb by selling these https://t.co/qRbvgwLqqm
— Brian Chesky (@bchesky) June 11, 2020
OpenAI API https://t.co/bU2A9iDttu (https://t.co/pCJMy18JtQ)
— Hacker News 200 (@newsyc200) June 11, 2020
"The Obligatory GPT-3 post" from @slatestarcodex https://t.co/s5abAxolW3 agree some of the interesting questions are 1) how can an AI be gradually improving in addition - does it get it or not? and 2) how do you turn world conquest to a prediction task?
— Andrej Karpathy (@karpathy) June 11, 2020
We've been heads down building something new — an API to general-purpose AI technology.
— Greg Brockman (@gdb) June 11, 2020
Definitely the most exciting project I've worked on.https://t.co/TMChfa8GZ4
Our paper on Poincaré maps, a versatile method that uses hyperbolic embeddings to analyze how cells develop over time, has been published in Nature Communications. Read the paper, get the code, and learn more here:https://t.co/FIFXPp1cuZhttps://t.co/bylHBjzbvI pic.twitter.com/F5BS4k4W8C
— Facebook AI (@facebookai) June 11, 2020
A new API for OpenAI technology: https://t.co/Kirkqr0rZx
— Sam Altman (@sama) June 11, 2020
It can do a lot today, and it will learn to do more.
Partner banks provide fintech companies with quick access to banking products. @rexsalisbury & @illscience map out how 30+ partnerships are collaborating in this rapidly expanding ecosystem to provide greater value to consumers: https://t.co/iAFMDw9kSu
— a16z (@a16z) June 11, 2020
Some thoughts on why risk/reward in the stock market seems like it is deteriorating rapidly.
— Gavin Baker (@GavinSBaker) June 11, 2020
Three-Body Problems and Hic Sunt Leones.https://t.co/5mrNhS8G6f
Serious question, is there any country more beautiful than Italy? My God... pic.twitter.com/DGQiwxKPGv
— Mike Medici (@MikeRMedici) June 10, 2020
"People have different superpowers." "Trust is built from consistency over time." Hear more of @reidhoffman's insights and lessons learned from the legacy of @jeffweiner in this latest episode of #greymatter. https://t.co/P2lpDsE0dh
— Greylock (@GreylockVC) June 11, 2020
The EU plans to file formal antitrust charges against Amazon for alleged mistreatment of third-party sellers, people familiar with the matter say https://t.co/JOu89DUfRk
— Benedict Evans (@benedictevans) June 11, 2020
This graphic organises this spending on a different axis - why is the money being spent? pic.twitter.com/fmA5g6OQo8
— Benedict Evans (@benedictevans) June 11, 2020
70 years of US advertising pic.twitter.com/TydULk5mzO
— Benedict Evans (@benedictevans) June 11, 2020
1/ Newsflash: Apple going to bring ARM to chips to Mac. // What could this mean? Seems this must mean the best of all worlds. Is that how tech transitions happen? Thoughts, scars… tl;dr not so simple or obvious. Reminder: Think Different. https://t.co/9G652xrbbf
— Steven Sinofsky (@stevesi) June 9, 2020
What kind of moment is this? pic.twitter.com/gArVJDcH9R
— Tren Griffin (@trengriffin) June 10, 2020
In the past 6 months, integrated payments as a % of U.S. Bankcard Distribution has already increased from 8% to 10%. #embeddedfintech https://t.co/Q6CvH5ukXs pic.twitter.com/jsIkljP5f3
— ashleypaston (@ashleypaston) June 10, 2020
These comparisons are always entertaining, but can we please try and remember that GDP is what you did this year and market cap is the value of everything you have now and everything you’ll do in all future years. https://t.co/EngASEhP0Y
— Benedict Evans (@benedictevans) June 10, 2020
"Entanglement is one of the most remarkable quantum technologies, but it is famously fragile." https://t.co/Qpbj6NKEBz
— Futurism (@futurism) June 8, 2020
"A lot of people discount per seat pricing a lot as they move up market. The best validation of your product having great product market fit is your ability to hold your price point." ~@kshenster https://t.co/H3UFLAZ0nR via @a16z #SaaS
— Dave Gray (@DaveMartinGray) June 8, 2020
Domino's has seen revenue grow 160% over past five years, & a stock price that’s more than tripled since 2015. Now many restaurants need to reinvent themselves to be like them, without breaking their back by yielding to delivery apps. Good read from @mims.https://t.co/wqpoDO5DDX
— Subrahmanyam KVJ (@SuB8u) June 8, 2020
In our new paper [https://t.co/KPLEtjlVr3] we propose EATS: End-to-End Adversarial Text-to-Speech, which allows for speech synthesis directly from text or phonemes without the need for multi-stage training pipelines or additional supervision.
— DeepMind (@DeepMind) June 8, 2020
Audio: https://t.co/iQki8MRfgk pic.twitter.com/h8Ye4FfC0M
Heuristic is the art and science of discovery and invention.
— sunny (@thePiggsBoson) June 7, 2020
Dr. Feynman @ProfFeynman's "Idiosyncratic Thinking" presentation about Heuristics and how computers work in and out, lectured in the evening of Sept. 26th, 1985.
Full Lecture: https://t.co/lsyb60HkqM pic.twitter.com/w8NnnkBAn4
