Jose Arocha-Saher

#Freedom #Opportunity #Compassion #Learning #Innovation #Music. Born in Coro, #Venezuela

[Jose Arocha-Saher @jose]

No hay vuelta atrás

Creo que esta cita de Victor Hugo tiene una gran vigencia. A mi manera de ver las cosas, No hay vuelta atrás - no con las actas reales en la mano, los resultados a nuestro favor, una nación unida,… (1/4)

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[jack @jack]

We believe voice is the most natural way to interact with intelligence, so we created Dessa, the most authentic full-duplex speech model ever built. Talking with it feels like talking with a person…full of emotion, nuance, pauses, and a natural cadence.

https://t.co/r0qFLdvd6c

[a16z @a16z]

AI has collapsed the cost of building products, but not the cost of knowing what to build.

- The old loop: spec, scope, build
- The new loop: build, play, design, ship

Prototypes are cheap. Great products still require taste, judgment, and a clear understanding of what users actually need.

a16z's @joshelman on the artifact a product manager actually produces: https://t.co/neVI1kyCYY

[Jose Arocha-Saher @jose]

Conversar no es un acto trivial

[Millie Marconi @MillieMarconnni]

A Stanford mathematician spent 40 years watching brilliant students fail at hard problems.

Not because they were stupid.

Because nobody taught them what to do before they started solving.

His name is George Pólya.

His 1945 book has sold over a million copies and never gone out of print.

Marvin Minsky, the man who built the first neural network machine at MIT, said publicly that everyone should read it.

Most people have never heard of it.

The failure Pólya watched repeat itself for four decades was always the same.

A problem appears. The student feels anxiety. They immediately start calculating.

Not because calculating was the right move. Because it felt better than sitting with not knowing.

The calculation was almost always wrong.

Not from lack of skill. From lack of understanding what was actually being asked.

He called it the most neglected step in all of problem solving.

Step one is to understand the problem. Not skim it. Not assume you've seen something similar. Actually understand it.

His filter was one question: can you restate the problem in your own words without looking at it?

If you can't, you haven't understood it. You've only read it.

Most people skip this and spend hours stuck on a problem they never actually understood.

Step two is to make a plan. Not execute. Plan.

The pattern Pólya saw in every successful problem solver was the same. When something feels impossible, find a simpler version and solve that first.

Not because the simpler version is the goal. Because it gives you a method you can carry back.

He phrased it once with precision: if you cannot solve the proposed problem, try to solve a related one.

That question alone is worth more than most problem-solving courses ever taught.

Step three is to execute. Everyone thinks this is the whole game.

It is the third of four steps. Pólya spent the least time on it because it is the most obvious. Once you understand and have a plan, execution is mostly patience.

Step four is the one almost nobody does.

Look back.

Not to check the arithmetic. To ask: can I verify this with a different method? Can I use this method somewhere else? What would I do differently?

This is where the real learning lives.

Every expert Pólya studied had this habit. Every struggling student skipped from the answer to the next question, carrying nothing forward, starting from zero every single time.

His deepest insight was not a technique. It was a diagnosis.

Intelligent people feel bad at problem solving because they confuse reading a problem with understanding it. They confuse starting to work with having a method. They confuse getting an answer with having learned anything.

These are not the same things.

The students who get genuinely good at hard problems are not the ones who practice more.

They are the ones who slow down at the two moments every instinct tells them to rush.

The beginning and the end.

The problem was almost never as hard as it looked.

They just hadn't understood it yet.

[Y Combinator @ycombinator]

We’ve decided to open-source a multi-agent harness we use internally at YC.

We call it “QM” and it’s meant to be easy to customize, like Hermes or OpenClaw, but useful for a whole company. We use it across accounting, legal, events, and engineering (including building QM itself!).

The whole project is under an MIT license. It is cloud-first and has Slack and web UI natively.

[Angela Duckworth @angeladuckw]

Sampling is exactly what all young people need and deserve to do so that one day, they will know enough about themselves and the world to stick with something they love.

[Jose Arocha-Saher @jose]

Atención médica en La Guaira. #Venezuela #LaGuaira #AtencionVZLA #Salud

[Angela Duckworth @angeladuckw]

A mentor believes in you before you believe in yourself.

The right words from the right person, at the right moment, can change a child's trajectory.

[tori tori @toritorix]

面白すぎる．
・全員で引っ張るフランス
・メッシを引っ張るアルゼンチン
・クリロナが引っ張って他が邪魔するポルトガル
・ハーランドが他全員を引っ張るノルウェー

[Jose Arocha-Saher @jose]

Fantástico trabajo del artista Venezolano @ArsatoBurger

[Armando J. Salazar @ArsatoBurger]

Los terremotos fueron desastres naturales, pero la tragedia sí tiene culpables.
#Venezuela #VenezuelaNoEstáSola

[Juan Kassabji @JuanKassabjiT]

🇻🇪 La mujer que pasó 60 horas junto con su hija bajo los escombros después de los sismos en Venezuela cuenta qué les ayudó salvarse

Astrid Arnaude junto con su hija de 8 años, Jade, fueron rescatadas después de 60 horas atrapadas bajo los escombros de un edificio derrumbado en La Guaira, Venezuela.

Cuenta qué estrategias aplicó para asegurar su supervivencia y asegura que salió de ahí gracias a sus familiares y amigos, que además de buscarla en las redes, fueron los primeros en llegar a la estructura colapsada a escarbar entre los pedazos de bloques.

[Gunther Eagleman™ @GuntherEagleman]

LOL!!! “Nah bro I have the Trump card, I win.”

Trump card always wins!

[Mayor Zohran Kwame Mamdani @NYCMayor]

For thousands of Venezuelan New Yorkers, the devastation caused by last month's earthquakes isn't just felt miles away—it's felt here at home.

Since news of the disaster broke, I've been immensely proud to see New Yorkers turn compassion into action. Today, I visited Lulla’s, a neighborhood restaurant that was transformed into a collection center for earthquake relief by owner Ivo Diaz. I joined volunteers packing donations like food, medicine, clothing, and even wheelchairs, that will support relief efforts on the ground in Venezuela.

If you're able, I encourage you to volunteer with Lulla’s to help provide critical support to those in need.

[Naky Soto 🍃 @Naky]

¿Leyeron la reflexión del equipo del @ChiguireBipolar sobre los terremotos y la indefensión en Venezuela? https://t.co/QX5E6JmhuG

Voy a ir colgando las láminas que compartieron en otras redes.

#GraciasQueridos 🫂

[Reporte Ya @ReporteYa]

#30Jun #AyudaHumanitaria
@elinestark: 31 países que hasta ahora han ayudado a Venezuela:

1. 🇩🇪 Alemania
Equipos de rescate THW, 6 aviones militares de transporte con personal y material.

2. 🇦🇷 Argentina
Médicos emergentólogos, ambulancia, enfermeros, medicamentos, vuelos C-130 y Embraer.

3. 🇧🇷 Brasil
36 bomberos, 6 perros rescatistas, 12 ton. de equipamiento, hospital de campaña, especialistas en telecomunicaciones.

4. 🇨🇦 Canadá
USD $5 millones + ayuda humanitaria.

5. 🇶🇦 Catar
Equipo USAR de rescatistas desplegado.

6. 🇨🇱 Chile
46 rescatistas USAR de Bomberos, 2 vuelos de la Fuerza Aérea, ayuda humanitaria.

7. 🇨🇴 Colombia
Equipo USAR COL-1. +60 especialistas, 4 binomios caninos, 12 ton. de equipos

8. 🇰🇷
Corea del Sur
USD $5 millones en ayuda humanitaria.

9. 🇨🇿 República Checa
Equipos de búsqueda y rescate (Mecanismo UE)

10. 🇪🇨 Ecuador
Equipos de rescate y ayuda humanitaria.

11. 🇸🇻 El Salvador
300 rescatistas y paramédicos + 50 toneladas de equipos y suministros.

12. 🇺🇸 Estados Unidos
Equipos USAR de Fairfax (VA) y Los Ángeles (CA), recursos médicos y humanitarios, soldados distribuyendo insumos en La Guaira.

13. 🇪🇸 España
54 efectivos de la UME desplegados.

14. 🇫🇷 Francia
85 rescatistas USAR, binomios caninos.

15. 🇮🇳 India
2 aviones de la Fuerza Aérea con +35 ton. de suministros, medicamentos y perros de rescate.

16. 🇮🇹 Italia
Equipos de búsqueda y rescate + equipo médico (Mecanismo UE).

17. 🇯🇴 Jordania
Equipos de rescate desplegados.

18. 🇱🇹 Lituania
Equipos de rescate y médicos.

19. 🇱🇺 Luxemburgo
Material para refugios, equipos de telecomunicaciones y energía (Mecanismo UE).

20. 🇲🇽 México
250 elementos del Ejército/FAM/GN, 18 binomios caninos, 2 aviones Boeing 737-800 con ayuda humanitaria + Topos de México Independientes)

21. 🇳🇱 Países Bajos
Equipos de rescatistas, perros de búsqueda y material (Mecanismo UE).

22. 🇵🇦 Panamá
Misión de rescatistas.

23. 🇵🇪 Perú
Rescatistas con apoyo canino + ayuda humanitaria en avión de la FAP.

24. 🇵🇹 Portugal
Equipos de ayuda (Mecanismo UE)

25. 🇬🇧 Reino Unido
Equipos USAR desplegados.

26. 🇩🇴 Rep. Dominicana
Operación Quisqueya Solidaria 2026, equipo USAR especializado (CEMED).

27. 🇸🇾 Siria
Equipo del Ministerio de Emergencias enviado desde Damasco.

28. 🇨🇭 Suiza
80 rescatistas + 18 ton. de equipamiento desplegados en el estado Aragua.

29. 🇻🇦 Vaticano
€100.000 distribuidos mediante estructuras eclesiásticas en Venezuela.

30. 🇮🇱 Israel
Delegación de búsqueda y rescate, especialistas, personal médico y ayuda humanitaria.

31. 🇯🇵 Japón
Hospital de campaña, aviones de transporte, más de 35 toneladas de suministros y medicamentos, además de asistencia técnica.

A todos, GRACIAS INFINITAS!

[Vicente Zavarce @metavarce]

Ahora en la sección que les muestro acá de la app de Yummy Rides pueden hacer envíos gratis a 100+ centros de acopio verificados en Venezuela 📦

[Mariangela Mata Leiva @soyleiva]

Importante DIFUNDIR a doctores o personal médico ‼️ Somos Layer Lab y Ostec3D están buscando quienes necesitan Férulas y Collarines 3D para DONÁRSELAS

Si eres Doctor o personal médico escríbeme al DM

[Jessica Vallenilla @la_katuar]

Escuela de Lenguas Modernas de la UCV se pone a disposición de equipos internacionales que llegaron al país para ayudar en rescates para servirles de traductores

Los pueden contactar al:
0424 264-1700 o 0424268-3755

[email protected]

#Venezuela

[Aury CIM @Aury_Ibarra]

@nayibbukele 🚨 AYUDA URGENTE
El edificio Bravamar Caribe colapsó tras el terremoto en Venezuela.
11 personas permanecen bajo los escombros. Sus familias necesitan maquinaria pesada y apoyo especializado para recuperarlas con dignidad.
Por favor, ayuden a difundir. 🙏
#bravamarcaribe

[Jose Arocha-Saher @jose]

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[Jose Arocha-Saher @jose]

Rescatistas necesitan maquinaria para remover estructuras de concreto en el Edif Mariana Mar cerca del Melia en La Guaira. Tres (3) niños y una madre con vida debajo de las estructuras.

#Venezuela #terremoto #LaGuaira #MarianaMar #rescue