(1) Today we're releasing Muse Spark 1.1 -- a strong agentic and coding model at a very low price. It's available through our new Meta Model API and in Meta AI.
I’m curious whether Gen X’s hands-on approach to parenting will ultimately lead to a return of the multigenerational family once our children are grown and married.
Maybe one day my son will move into the family home. Before I die, we simply switch bedrooms, and what was once my house becomes his.
This is worth watching - At least the first 10 mins. Then you are setup your own Routines. This can be any weekly reports that your staff generates for you. Perhaps a follow up list.
2 months ago, a16z co-founder Ben Horowitz gave a 49-minute Sequoia masterclass on what makes a great founder.
Most CEOs don't fail from stupidity. They fail from avoidance.
He explained:
- decision debt
- the VP Sales trap
- running from truth to preserve feelings
12 lessons:
At least based on the path we’re on right now, AI will be best harnessed by people who understand the domain they’re working in (or problem they’re trying to solve). And thus, AI will ultimately augment how we work vs. replace it.
With even a small and decreasing hallucination or error rate, you are ultimately bottlenecked by your ability to give AI agents the right context to work with, review the output of AI, and incorporate its work into a broader set of tasks. The people who understand their field the best, and have high judgment, are in the best position to do this over non-experts.
A non-expert can learn about new solutions to problems, prototype ideas faster, get quick answers to questions, or become an expert far faster if motivated. But the experts will be able to actually produce full work faster because they will know how to veer an agent on the right track, how to review what work is wrong and how to fix it, and so on.
This is also why it’s too early to claim what job sectors will be overwhelming different in the future. It’s still much better to go very deep in a field and become an expert at a category of work. The best lawyers, engineers, scientists, marketers, or designers will be the ones that get the most leverage from these tools in the future.
@DangerousThinkg I’m sure this statement is correct. It maybe possible that cows pasture consumes more land than solar farms. All the same, I love meat and solar. Happy to see the space used well.
@pitdesi From 04-mini. I’m curious if the answer is correct?
The 22 lb chest is buried right at Spreckels Lake (the Model Yacht Pond) in Golden Gate Park, just north of Lincoln Way around 36th Avenue. Dig down about a shovel’s depth at the spot where the loop path parts and meets again.