In Defense of the IPO and How to Improve It, Part 2: Peeking Behind the Pop https://t.co/XaeVfYDYqB #tech via @a16z @arampell
— Steven Sinofsky (@stevesi) October 31, 2020
Probability Comparisons https://t.co/xZn0qRVtoe https://t.co/jCUNkWGEFB pic.twitter.com/cP5NZrPtX9
— XKCD Comic (@xkcdComic) October 31, 2020
Waymo pulls back the curtain on 6.1M miles of self-driving car data in Phoenix https://t.co/bdfkttEIkJ (https://t.co/wzaF6QCGc2)
— Hacker News 200 (@newsyc200) October 31, 2020
Shopify will probably do $100bn of GMV this year. But please, keep telling us how Amazon is a monopoly that no-one can compete with. pic.twitter.com/JHLZ30vylj
— Benedict Evans (@benedictevans) October 30, 2020
Excited to share #NeurIPS2020 papers on efficient and tight neural network verification, based on efficient solvers for LP and SDP relaxations.
— DeepMind (@DeepMind) October 30, 2020
Implementations of these in JAX are also available as part of the new jax_verify library, described here: https://t.co/wh9fgit7w7 pic.twitter.com/PTRpNhP898
Check out the @business article, here: https://t.co/dVxjPfXiyu
— a16z (@a16z) October 30, 2020
What we're reading:
— Morgan Housel (@morganhousel) October 30, 2020
Big contracts, distancing fatigue, and a small business decline: https://t.co/znAFI6DZZ4
The controversial IPO "pop" -- deliberately underpriced offerings, or plain old supply and demand? @skupor digs into the historical data and explains what's going on with 2020 pops in Part 2 of our IPO coverage: https://t.co/mvhuSaiuJd
— a16z (@a16z) October 30, 2020
While Covid keeps humans at home, virtual influencers are making more real money than ever https://t.co/R9OriXf0k6 via @BW
— Matthew Boo👻 (@ballmatthew) October 30, 2020
Ruby on Rails in a week https://t.co/TqiW8RKHJl (https://t.co/VI9wntcS3v)
— Hacker News 200 (@newsyc200) October 29, 2020
¯\_(ツ)_/¯ pic.twitter.com/KhaO6hQhn1
— Matthew Boo👻 (@ballmatthew) October 29, 2020
How did studying insect eyes reveal a potential new way of manufacturing nanomaterials? Find out on the latest Bio Eats World episode with @lr_bio and @heyjudka: https://t.co/KTXIZU1Hft
— a16z (@a16z) October 29, 2020
I Have A Few Questions.
— Morgan Housel (@morganhousel) October 29, 2020
They’re relevant to everyone and apply to lots of things.https://t.co/08o4bAa1Iw
— Archillect (@archillect) October 29, 2020
Social gaming has exploded this year, which isn't surprising given how many people have been stuck at home due to the pandemic. I know for me it's been a great way to stay in touch with friends. But why do games work so well as social experiences? A few thoughts on this:
— Peter Rojas (@peterrojas) October 27, 2020
1/20
What does an AI model “understand,” and why? Many look to easy-to-interpret neurons. E.g. neurons that activate for cat images are the “cat” part of the network. Surprisingly, we found that these class selective neurons can impair the performance of DNNs. https://t.co/rAF6y5aL2J pic.twitter.com/1N8RRi2mV4
— Facebook AI (@facebookai) October 28, 2020
Check out @Facebook CTO @schrep discussing the future of #AI and #VR with @azeem on @ExponentialView https://t.co/1CkzD80rE6
— TechAtFacebook (@techatfacebook) October 28, 2020
“Computing is something that belongs to the world.” Check @ExponentialView to hear more from @Schrep why FB has invested so deeply in AI & the moment we realized VR would become the next big computing platform. https://t.co/BGWHRlTL8N
— Iska Hain Saric (@iskahain) October 28, 2020
I'm 18 minutes in to listening to this podcast and I felt compelled to take a short break and let you know that you should start listening soon. Gotta bounce back to the stream now though, since I don't want to delay listening to the rest of the podcast. Don't miss it. https://t.co/YTB0rHGS3L
— Tren Griffin (@trengriffin) October 27, 2020
In 2020, “disruption” = How much of a better deal can you get from the incumbent for your partnership.https://t.co/PNjgii1sRU pic.twitter.com/VrtCjsN76c
— Subrahmanyam KVJ (@SuB8u) October 27, 2020
Statechains are more sercure than Liquid-style custodial sidechains.
— Paul Sztorc (@Truthcoin) October 26, 2020
( But they do have a fixed-UTXO quirk -- if someone mints a 0.3 BTC "coin" then you have to send exactly that around. But you can make change. And with powers-of-two it shouldn't be so bad. ) https://t.co/QEklw8Z5og
"He didn’t try to convince architects and engineers that their conventional designs were wrong. He didn’t care about fighting them. He simply went about the work of inventing what he saw in his mind’s eye."https://t.co/LYZDcEBAfh
— hodl19 (@nopara73) October 26, 2020
Books in .txt format for AI training purposes https://t.co/wHuVkVKyOv (https://t.co/oYIJC3aVNx)
— Hacker News 200 (@newsyc200) October 26, 2020
Source: https://t.co/ECkGbeuvph
— 🏜️ Austen Allred (@Austen) October 25, 2020
Long-range lidar used to cost around $75,000. But the same technologies that let Apple put short-range lidar in a smartphone could make long-range lidar cheap enough to become a standard feature of cars. https://t.co/R4lj9f6xf2
— Ars Technica (@arstechnica) October 25, 2020
COLA is a self-supervised pretraining method for learning general-purpose audio data representations. Developed by @aaqib_saeed et al.
— François Chollet (@fchollet) October 25, 2020
Paper: https://t.co/AGr9Jo90zh
Code: https://t.co/oIQaHYNh43 (research done with TF/Keras) pic.twitter.com/ATiOaUDLoU
16 Minutes (actually, 15 minutes) on Among Us:
— a16z (@a16z) October 25, 2020
*who, how, why now -- beyond 'the pandemic effect'
*underlying gaming mechanics & trends involved -- the nuances & twists of social & streaming
*implications for indies & incumbents
...with @tocelot & @smc90https://t.co/7MuK7ZW5Pq
A New Map of All the Particles and Forces https://t.co/P4X2WhmkPg (https://t.co/yhYe9ij4aq)
— Hacker News 200 (@newsyc200) October 24, 2020
Thread https://t.co/Wn6W42RZVF
— Matthew Ball (@ballmatthew) October 24, 2020
4/ The value chain in the airline industry can be depicted like this, as you know from reading my blog post on Lil Wayne. https://t.co/zRvsbLdIAe
— Tren Griffin (@trengriffin) October 25, 2020
What does the value chain look like for a SpaceX Falcon 9 or Starship Rocket? Are there any suppliers with wholesale pricing power? pic.twitter.com/gPOkK0LefC
A new essay - What’s going to happen in ecommerce and retail? TV? Retail? Brands? Online advertising? There are half a dozen huge industries where all of the cards are being thrown up in the air, and no-one really knows where they’re going to land. https://t.co/R4TgRYgcZl
— Benedict Evans (@benedictevans) October 24, 2020
Deep Word — Create Synthetic Video Of People Talking In Minutes Using AI https://t.co/aIAaAFEy8c
— Product Hunt Feed (@phfeed) October 25, 2020
This dude seems sorta smart. Jeez, @ballmatthew, you are brilliant (and not only b/c of your Miquela shout-out, I promise): Audio's Opportunity and Who Will Capture It https://t.co/SM9zW7D6BZ pic.twitter.com/sixvfDomJ9
— Kara Weber 🔟🗓 (@karaweber) October 24, 2020
The next edition of Brain Food goes out tomorrow.
— Shane Parrish (@ShaneAParrish) October 24, 2020
Each issue is full of high-quality ideas and insight to help you navigate business and life.
Give it a try and see what you're missing. https://t.co/cTnLlMhXrr
And now it's public so I'm not bound by NDA;https://t.co/oxCyCn2rWf
— Felipe Budinich - Not @ Any event (@FelipeBudinich) October 24, 2020
On the pod 🎙️: @databricks CEO @alighodsi gives his end-to-end architecture for enterprise data in a conversation w/ @martin_casado + a quick history, where data architecture is going, and a surprising use case for streaming data.
— a16z (@a16z) October 23, 2020
Listen ➡️ https://t.co/GLald5WUK0
How Satya Nadella turned Microsoft around https://t.co/l77pfvozL5 (https://t.co/6w8yKdgcoL)
— Hacker News 200 (@newsyc200) October 23, 2020
A simple decision-making framework for investing time (or money) during a time of change:https://t.co/5xWcAVMADe
— Alex Rampell (@arampell) October 23, 2020
You no longer need to pay a toll to a media middleman to reach an audience. You don’t need them at all.
— balajis.com (@balajis) October 23, 2020
“The internet...destroyed one of the media’s most important sources of power: being the only place that could offer access to an audience.” https://t.co/qzBQ1UbSkT
What we're reading:
— Morgan Housel (@morganhousel) October 23, 2020
Internal competition, college admissions, and the heat of battle. https://t.co/edoe2y8WwN
On this day in 2001: Steve Jobs introduced the iPod.pic.twitter.com/bWJESCi0iG
— Jon Erlichman (@JonErlichman) October 23, 2020
Today we’re releasing Taskmaster-3, the 3rd installment of the Taskmaster natural language dialog dataset, which expands the size to roughly 55,000 conversations. Grab the new expanded dataset at https://t.co/Sqlesf9xCz https://t.co/K9jDffxskY
— Google AI (@GoogleAI) October 22, 2020
This is a very useful list of Quibi investors. https://t.co/XlUlV9Umvg
— Peter Kafka (@pkafka) October 22, 2020
— Exponential View 🔮 (@ExponentialView) October 22, 2020
I'm sorry mcdonald's data analyst I'm afraid I'm ruining your entire mobile conversion metrics for my own personal amusement https://t.co/lYPn0Sj0eu
— rashiq (@rashiq) October 22, 2020
“130,000 – 210,000 AVOIDABLE COVID-19 DEATHS – AND COUNTING – IN THE U.S.” https://t.co/t0UXL4UICV // this policy paper from Columbia researchers makes clear the disproportionate impact of Coronavirus on the US due to the poor response when compared to other countries. pic.twitter.com/XcXWCePHcc
— Steven Sinofsky (@stevesi) October 22, 2020
A few lessons on world-class operating from my time at the fastest-growing marketplace startup in Silicon Valley 👇
— Ian Spear (@ianwspear) October 22, 2020
1/ Build your organization around your growth drivers
2/ Make decision makers the analysts
3/ State your mission again and again and againhttps://t.co/GU4VeoXJOg
In this a16z podcast, @smc90 and I chat with Spotify's Chief Product and R&D officer, @GustavS, about the future of audio, Original Shows, and more. Have a listen!https://t.co/GB9h9eBJix
— Connie Chan (@conniechan) October 22, 2020
Machine translation is essential for bringing communities together, keeping them safe from harmful content & providing important info. To help w/ this, we built M2M-100, a new multilingual MT model & training data set for 100 languages. #machinelearning https://t.co/vLlpoAVAa5
— Facebook AI (@facebookai) October 22, 2020
The majority of Facebook's traffic now uses QUIC and HTTP/3 https://t.co/kwxOXpBzwz (https://t.co/tJcRDpOShX)
— Hacker News 200 (@newsyc200) October 21, 2020
"The only thing I knew how to do was to keep on keepin' on." pic.twitter.com/27fvfm4uE9
— Bob Dylan Page (@Bob41Dylan) October 22, 2020
The difference between Knowledge and Experience. pic.twitter.com/Bz3ESCh3TW
— Richard Feynman (@ProfFeynman) October 22, 2020
“Just like the map is not the terrain, the spreadsheet is not the business.” - @bhorowitz.
— a16z (@a16z) October 21, 2020
➡️ https://t.co/lc5YQ7fQgh pic.twitter.com/Ob66bT4Ljn
🎯 @seema_amble @rexsalisbury and I published a new post this morning on APIs for Payroll data: https://t.co/082fZJXgZM
— Anish Acharya (@illscience) October 20, 2020
This area holds tremendous promise, unlocking capabilities like VOIE, payroll-attached lending, deposit switching, and enterprise integrations.
More 👇🏽
We’re using AI to provide county-level forecasts of the spread of COVID-19 within the U.S. to help inform future planning and other prevention efforts. Learn more: https://t.co/tEXMjKEojH pic.twitter.com/eLnfiK1MTC
— Facebook AI (@facebookai) October 20, 2020
「a16z Podcast: Designing for, Marketing to, and Partnering With Gen Z」- https://t.co/xUFkZB6zcX #junyureads
— Junyu Wang | 王俊煜 (@junyu) October 20, 2020
1/5 Thread: $AMZN vs The World
— Mostly Borrowed Ideas (@borrowed_ideas) October 20, 2020
Last year, I started tracking America's top 15 brick-and-mortar retailers' sales vs $AMZN retail sales.
I just updated the chart. It's an astounding chart.
Please see below how I calculated this. pic.twitter.com/K3mFS0CTQA
How Discord Won https://t.co/U6atmvgV3G (https://t.co/5svsdJow5S)
— Hacker News 200 (@newsyc200) October 19, 2020
2005 pic.twitter.com/gy3fw90gVX
— Matthew Ball (OOO) (@ballmatthew) October 19, 2020
Social media optimizes for engagement. Engagement hinges on outrage. Outrage generation is a function of highlighting niche developments in concentrated echo chambers. Algorithmic recos help build echo chambers that drive engagement.
— Subrahmanyam KVJ (@SuB8u) October 19, 2020
Good read from @mims https://t.co/DeBLolLhXO
"The case for a learned sorting algorithm", Kristo, Vaidya, et al., SIGMOD'20. https://t.co/Q41ckaDnJC #themorningpaper
— Adrian Colyer (@adriancolyer) October 19, 2020
When machine learning penetrates core computer science algorithms... pic.twitter.com/mJ8jqw12S4
Federated Learning, first formulated by Google researchers, is one of the 3 fields that are shaping the next generation of AI technologies according to @Forbes 😎 https://t.co/JmMZKtcbJF @JeffDean @blaiseaguera @GoogleAI @Google
— Peter Kairouz (@KairouzPeter) October 19, 2020
How to stop a creative culture from degenerating into a racket -- you need to stigmatize people getting into bad ideas even though they make money in the short-termhttps://t.co/E3wq25yyEP pic.twitter.com/ZqcUEgEGpU
— Saku Panditharatne (@asteroid_saku) October 19, 2020
Wow. This essay now ranks 2nd for the biggest first four days of any essay this year. Has passed both THE METAVERSE and THE EPIC GAMES PRIMER.
— Matthew Ball (OOO) (@ballmatthew) October 20, 2020
Thank you everyone. I don't write for readers (lol, obvi given word counts), but it's so v nice to be read. I appreciate every message. https://t.co/xwknSRgDX0
Audio’s Opportunity & Who Will Capture It
— Matthew Ball (OOO) (@ballmatthew) October 15, 2020
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The content, business models, and health of every media category is driven by technology. And audio tech has never been so diverse + dynamic. After decades of struggles, audio is ready to grow, not just replacehttps://t.co/EzzZdOgdnh pic.twitter.com/Jh4HUTyj2o
New technology always starts with “doing old things better,” like putting encyclopedias online, or filming early movies like plays. It's only a matter of time before the important part - when we build new things that weren't possible before- says @cdixon: https://t.co/eRSRkhr8FU
— a16z (@a16z) October 18, 2020
In MICRO2020, researchers have presented BranchNet, a CNN that identifying correlated branches in a noisy global history, solving this key weakness of TAGE-like predictors.https://t.co/XksiqXkqSQ pic.twitter.com/pcj5G0A4Hn
— Underfox (@Underfox3) October 18, 2020
Emerging Architectures for Modern Data Infrastructure https://t.co/1NiJE6Ly2v (https://t.co/9wCU7S4L6l)
— Hacker News 200 (@newsyc200) October 18, 2020
Full pitch, yaw and roll control with just the three #Raptor engines. Still 15 deg of travel without intersecting bells, even in roll config@elonmusk @spacex @AlitaArmy pic.twitter.com/3dX526Skr2
— Kimi Talvitie (@kimitalvitie) October 17, 2020
This essay is the most comprehensive and cerebral accounts of media consumption patterns and the interplay of technology, content and business models. Thanks @ballmatthew https://t.co/pOLCTm6woO
— Kintan Brahmbhatt (@kintan) October 17, 2020
So I went book hunting yesterday. Got a pretty good haul. I’ve read ASU before, but wanted it in paperback pic.twitter.com/WK3vD9uSD1
— Saku Panditharatne (@asteroid_saku) October 17, 2020
Every ball is moving in straight line pic.twitter.com/QLZsKQYY01
— Domenico (@AvatarDomy) October 16, 2020
What is expected of a engineering manager? https://t.co/32rXWyIWRc (https://t.co/opf8eOkZbO)
— Hacker News 200 (@newsyc200) October 17, 2020
"The question of the quantum origin of cosmic structure is one of the most interesting aspects of all science." https://t.co/ZKBzPTZnbY
— Futurism (@futurism) October 17, 2020
Python code that uses OpenAI to write and debug Python code: https://t.co/vOecpPrHhE
— Greg Brockman (@gdb) October 16, 2020
The best sources of insight aren't hidden or obscure.
— Shane Parrish (@ShaneAParrish) October 16, 2020
The most valuable insights are the unrecognized simplicities that are overlooked by the many seeking complexity.
Great post on the digital future of education - taking cues from games (math x Minecraft!) and entertainment (Youtube kids unbundled) to reinvent the way we learn in a post-COVID world. Very excited about this space https://t.co/9nnuTZ2aoy
— Jon Lai (@Tocelot) October 16, 2020
Well, that's terrifying. https://t.co/ZxBBj7YVTH
— Futurism (@futurism) October 16, 2020
Edtech co.'s are taking cues from gaming, entertainment, & abroad to revamp online education. From marketplaces for free agent teachers to choose-your-own-adventure lessons, @conniechan & @anneleeskates detail how post-COVID edtech will transcend the past. https://t.co/7ip4Z6bxE6
— a16z (@a16z) October 16, 2020
I really enjoyed this @tferriss Show episode with Tony Fadell (@tfadell), the way Tony thinks about problems, his curiosity, mindset, and his career is so inspiring and so cool! I highly recommend listening to it.https://t.co/oQOaqWW6Hr
— Shawki Sukkar 🎯 TO BE IN 🇨🇦 (@ShawkiSukkar) October 16, 2020
— Archillect (@archillect) October 16, 2020
There may be an ideal decibel level of ambient noise to facilitate creative thought. https://t.co/Hn3NmVC6SY #creativity #amwriting
— Scott Myers (@GoIntoTheStory) October 16, 2020
Predictably fascinating https://t.co/B1bPwR9NNL
— Patrick OShaughnessy (@patrick_oshag) October 16, 2020
In a startup, the key is to focus on taking advantage of market shifts: a new workplace trend, a new technology platform, a new business model. Every new market shift is its own opportunity to build something new or disrupt an existing category.
— Aaron Levie (@levie) October 16, 2020
My whole thesis on the transformation of TV is “I don’t know - I’m not a TV analyst and absolutely all the questions are TV questions” https://t.co/a64P7Etoo0
— Benedict Evans (@benedictevans) October 15, 2020
22 years in, we’re still focused on providing the most helpful Google Search experience powered by #GoogleAI - whether it’s giving better answers, finding key moments in videos, bringing useful information to AR in Maps, hum to search + more. #SearchOn https://t.co/f46ojjbyWg
— Sundar Pichai (@sundarpichai) October 15, 2020
Launching https://t.co/EVEEyj6X9s
— Paul Yacoubian (@PaulYacoubian) October 15, 2020
If you hate writing marketing copy, it will blow your mind. We improved on GPT-3 to write copy for any product and for any audience in seconds.
Try it free for 7 days. Unlimited usage. No beta invitation needed.
Cloud software stocks as a category are up 15% post-COVID. However, this chart does a nice job visualizing the pre and post COVID gains from a handful of cloud stocks. pic.twitter.com/CUi6PfqjmQ
— Ben Bajarin (@BenBajarin) October 15, 2020
The Economist interviews Neal Stephenson about the Metaverse https://t.co/sOe6UAW1eU
— Matthew Ball (OOO) (@ballmatthew) October 15, 2020
New audio recognition tutorial (thanks Carlos!) using the Speech Commands Dataset ("up", "down", "left", "right"): https://t.co/tn5uMNHA6m
— Josh Gordon (@random_forests) October 15, 2020
20+ experts, 1 architecture, 3 blueprints. @BornsteinMatt, @martin_casado & @JenniferHli break down data infrastructure reference architectures compiled from discussions with dozens of practitioners: https://t.co/88Jkwi1a0R
— a16z (@a16z) October 15, 2020
Define Your Happiness w/ @chamath
— Farnam Street (@farnamstreet) October 15, 2020
Chamath chats with @shaneaparrish about what makes him happy. They explore how one can find the path of maximum fulfillment and the importance of taking the time to observe the "Oh Wow" moments in their own life.https://t.co/pAq5Udgssw
SaaS Manual — Learn how to build SaaS products from scratch 🚀 https://t.co/TOTTIYg9dr
— Product Hunt Feed (@phfeed) October 15, 2020
The battle between every startup and incumbent comes down to whether the startup gets distribution before the incumbent gets innovation. Wonderful article by @arampell
— Willy BRAUN (@WillyBraun) October 13, 2020
Pro Tip: go boring (& build ur distribution)https://t.co/BoOnkeu43e
New Fidelity Report Explains Why Trillions of Dollars Could Move Into #Bitcoin in the Coming Years https://t.co/XTdEn0vQU6
— Dennis Parker (@Xentagz) October 13, 2020
CAD for bio? @alectricity and @vijaypande discuss new tools for designing biology on today's episode of Bio Eats World with @omnivorousread: https://t.co/XtwTf1bk1w
— a16z (@a16z) October 13, 2020
"Making a decision at 70% certainty and then course-correcting is a lot more effective than waiting for 90% certainty." Or as Patton said, “A good plan, violently executed now, is better than a perfect plan next week.”https://t.co/eIZjVBmnFc
— David Sacks (@DavidSacks) October 13, 2020
This week in Protocol Gaming: What Phil Spencer is playing now, the prospects for Roblox's public offering and why Amazon or Microsoft should invest in @CCPGames to rewrite Eve Online for the cloud.https://t.co/pCiGUOSFaP
— Seth Schiesel (@SethSchiesel) October 13, 2020
Very excited to finally share our investment in @staywithkasa: it's been amazing to watch the team navigate and capitalize on the fundamental shift taking place in the hospitality and broader RE market and they are just getting started https://t.co/nJhqJbYzNu
— Adam Nelson (@adamn) October 13, 2020
The one and only @chamath
— Farnam Street (@farnamstreet) October 13, 2020
FS: https://t.co/O09hYsbeuq
YouTube: https://t.co/R3rFkWl5LZ
Spotify: https://t.co/td7UpekWyk
Transcript: https://t.co/2SAQtOtYSZ
Apple: https://t.co/VJPbYTxjec
This article, to me, represents what I think the next 10 years in tech will be about. Living on the internet.https://t.co/Elrfkw0Ude
— Saku Panditharatne (@asteroid_saku) October 13, 2020
Is your course participating in the ML Reproducibility Challenge 2020? Join @EPFL_en, @mcgillu, EPITA, @BrownUniversity @UvA_Amsterdam and more. Learn how to participate: https://t.co/BhxbbDOGKN @paperswithcode
— The ML Reproducibility Challenge (@repro_challenge) October 13, 2020
$BTC #Bitcoin
— CryptOrca (@CryptOrca) October 13, 2020
Stone Ridge $115M to be added pic.twitter.com/VvwKrFrH5d
Stone Ridge announced a $115 million Bitcoin position and their subsidiary NYDIG just raised a monster round 😲This is huge for institutional adoption. https://t.co/3PuKVm8f7J
— Alexander Leishman 🇺🇸 (@Leishman) October 13, 2020
Tomorrow morning, I'm speaking on a panel on current and future trends at the intersection of entertainment and tech for RTE 2020. Have some VIP passes to give away for the conference, DM me if interested. https://t.co/gaVsEsF11c
— Eugene Wei (@eugenewei) October 13, 2020
Popular gaming platform Roblox announced Monday that it has submitted confidential paperwork with the Securities and Exchange Commission to go public. https://t.co/fF4UNkfqfA pic.twitter.com/esVXs5Y9Uv
— Crunchbase News (@crunchbasenews) October 12, 2020
Disney announces a reorg, says its "primary focus" for entertainment will be streaming, as the pandemic has dramatically impacted its theatrical business (@sarahwhit10 / CNBC)https://t.co/xNy7ByxgxGhttps://t.co/C6HCKCb9pr
— Techmeme (@Techmeme) October 12, 2020
AT&T is selling your phone calls and text messages to marketers, how to opt out https://t.co/9ld7AiUgnj (https://t.co/2ooMb1X1yE)
— Hacker News 200 (@newsyc200) October 12, 2020
ICYMI @a16z's @cdixon, @eladgil and @CeloOrg founder Sep Kamvar in a fun conversation about trends they are seeing, including #crypto https://t.co/sjDVkfllHK
— Rene | Celo (@followrene) October 12, 2020
— Gopi Vikranth (@GopiVikranth) October 13, 2020
In 2003, 18-year-old LeBron James signed a $90 million deal with Nike.
— Jon Erlichman (@JonErlichman) October 12, 2020
He was asked about how he would handle the pressure to succeed:pic.twitter.com/nOngyrCQTK
Together, @Twilio and @Segment have an incredible opportunity to build the customer engagement platform of the future. I'm so proud of everything the Segment team has built and incredibly excited for what’s yet to come! https://t.co/AvIQxBMMaF
— Peter Reinhardt (@reinpk) October 12, 2020
"Hitchcock" is generally regarded as one of the great books on filmmaking. Now you can listen to it! Hitchcock interviewed by Francois Truffaut in 1962, all 25 episodes! https://t.co/h678ZacPjh #movies #filmmaking #scriptchat pic.twitter.com/oGnFDtp1cR
— Scott Myers (@GoIntoTheStory) October 10, 2020
Season 5 of @ExponentialView is off to a very strong start. Nice to hear about GPT-3 by @sama himself! https://t.co/rXRwjdTxPL
— Dan Gärdenfors (@dangardenfors) October 10, 2020
Yet another Apple ID patent is filed https://t.co/pd8qy6z6fh
— Dave “Titiatio et circenses” Birch (@dgwbirch) October 9, 2020
"the device of a first responder, such as police office... may have its own digital credential that authorizes the first responder to automatically receive the user's identity credential when in proximity"
There are at least 513,542 BTC currently held on corporate balance sheets. https://t.co/2EEGl1C5iU pic.twitter.com/Y5y1pFncRh
— Pomp 🌪 (@APompliano) October 9, 2020
And for those who prefer to read, I recommend starting with my Perpetual One-way Peg (#P1WP) article:https://t.co/NPSQtOLvhh
— Ruben Somsen 🚵♀️🚵♂️🚵🚳 (@SomsenRuben) October 9, 2020
"Sidechains" for Bitcoin that do everything a separate blockchain can do, -except- storing value?
— Ruben Somsen 🚵♀️🚵♂️🚵🚳 (@SomsenRuben) October 9, 2020
I go through my proposal with @AaronvanW & @provoost to explain how this can be achieved via:
- Blind Merged Mining
- The Perpetual One-Way Peg
Listen now: https://t.co/RmFwDxu0TF https://t.co/Xr7Rz48JN8
My brother from another mother @chamath just dropped to members. https://t.co/2SAQtOco1r pic.twitter.com/bj5vNv9Blq
— Farnam Street (@farnamstreet) October 9, 2020
For any company or investor considering #Bitcoin as a treasury reserve asset, @MicroStrategy has published a curated set of resources including some of the reference materials we relied upon to make our decision. https://t.co/u3aFjNaAI3
— Michael Saylor (@michael_saylor) October 9, 2020
What is the right approach to handling a K-shaped recovery amidst #COVID19? Join the discussion now on @ExponentialView @azeem https://t.co/oYPjjwBkas
— Exponential View 🔮 (@ExponentialView) October 9, 2020
Apple pays $288,000 to white-hat hackers who had run of company’s network https://t.co/BfnDmd178G by @dangoodin001
— Ars Technica (@arstechnica) October 8, 2020
Military operations are managed from the real world. In the future, they will also be managed from a digital world parallel to our own, a simulation fed by millions of sensors and populated by warfighters and synthetic intelligence working side by side.https://t.co/FM4Ymuwx0b
— Palmer Luckey (@PalmerLuckey) October 8, 2020
IBM to break up 109-year old company to focus on cloud growth https://t.co/3YAuRNq4sV (https://t.co/AJKeQxsSI8)
— Hacker News 200 (@newsyc200) October 8, 2020
Every startup founder should read this: https://t.co/vSKiK7jpVb pic.twitter.com/cW4SGOC7zj
— Paul Graham (@paulg) October 8, 2020
First, it was @michael_saylor and publicly traded @MicroStrategy buying $425million of #Bitcoin. Today, it is @jack and @square buying $50million of bitcoin. Tomorrow, it will be another visionary leader, and another, and another...the tsunami is coming https://t.co/MjF5z6u7ha
— Tyler Winklevoss (@tylerwinklevoss) October 8, 2020
What if ... you can draw a machine learning model?
— Vincent D. Warmerdam (@fishnets88) October 8, 2020
Introducing: human-learn https://t.co/AlPYRBr41p pic.twitter.com/WK6CfzlaUN
Square has open sourced documentation to articulate the process behind the execution of its purchase as others consider similar strategies.
— Square IR (@SquareIR) October 8, 2020
The whitepaper can be found at https://t.co/43vqBManVE.
We Hacked Apple for 3 Months: Here’s What We Found https://t.co/UaCqw7Y4gZ (https://t.co/sdCHm1pili)
— Hacker News 200 (@newsyc200) October 8, 2020
At Udemy, we were 3 first-time entrepreneurs trying to raise seed capital. We made every mistake in the book.
— Gagan Biyani (@gaganbiyani) October 7, 2020
We got 200+ no’s and wasted 12 months fundraising.
We eventually pulled through, just barely. 😅
This thread shares our mistakes as lessons for founders.
**Read On**
Stories - telling and listening to them - are fundamental to the human condition
— Andy Weissman (@aweissman) October 7, 2020
A conversation with a medical provider is a story, an important & intimate one, yet fraught with stress, in the telling and remembering
This company aims to help with thathttps://t.co/RoBOISfilL
