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"I am especially interested in the ideas of smart people when they are different from mine," Ray Dalio
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Easily one of the greatest scenes of all time, not just in finance movies, but all movies
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For many years—under both Democrats & Republicans—we have enjoyed mostly excellent national economic statistics, excluding COVID-era ups and downs. However, when focusing solely on lower-income demographics, we have effectively been in a recession for the past 15 to 20 years.
I ordered sushi and then told my waiter Derek that I had forgotten to bring my wallet. No problem!
And the sushi is great!
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Sure, this is not an AI bubble—though lots of money may be lost by some.
The big buildout is mostly with companies making lots of money, and some"hope" companies.
Not tulips; the dot-com with oodles of hope-fueled startups, and not the crazy leveraged speculation of 1929.
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On this day in July 5th, 1994 in a garage of a suburban house Amazon was founded by Jeff Bezos.
This lost video was made before the company went public.
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Coffee or tea, which is best for you?
Effect on Heart Health, Cancer, Brain, Metabolic Syndrome etc
+ risks of each
full video below 🔽
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1h later...new massive computing breakthrough
New brain inspired chip learns on its own, no massive AI training needed
A team led by Dr. Joseph S. Friedman at The University of Texas at Dallas has developed a neuromorphic computing prototype, a brain inspired computer that learns and makes predictions using far fewer computations and much less energy than traditional AI systems.
Unlike conventional computers that separate memory and processing, neuromorphic hardware integrates both, mimicking how neurons and synapses in the brain adapt and learn.
The team used magnetic tunnel junctions (MTJs), nanoscale magnetic devices that strengthen connections between artificial neurons based on activity, following Hebb’s law ("neurons that fire together, wire together").
This breakthrough, published in Communications Engineering, is a big step toward energy efficient, self learning computers that can bring powerful AI capabilities to mobile devices without massive training costs.
Another massive computing/AI breakthrough
Engineers create artificial neurons that think like real brain cells, big leap toward true AGI
Researchers at USC Viterbi School of Engineering have built artificial neurons that physically replicate how real brain cells process electrical and chemical signals, a historic step toward brain like computing and potentially AGI.
Powered by a breakthrough device called a diffusive memristor, these neurons use ions instead of electrons to compute, just like the human brain, enabling chips that are orders of magnitude smaller and more energy efficient than today’s silicon processors.
The new design, published in Nature Electronics, could revolutionize neuromorphic computing, making AI hardware that doesn’t just simulate thought but actually works like the human brain.
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Leila, mad props on this amazingly practical video featuring "speed"- including the speed of learning...
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“To know what you’re going to draw, you have to begin drawing.”
Picasso, born on this day in 1881, on creativity: themarginalian.org/2014/06/2…
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Tell yourself the truth
The hard truth
And things will get better
--Jocko Willink
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Will the Tesla BOD voting recommendations have anything to do with you being paid a lot more money?
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Elon Musk speaking about his involvement in AI
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