@naval “It doesn’t matter how good your engineering team is if they are not given something worthwhile to build.”
~Marty Cagan
Inspired: How to Create Tech Products Customers Love
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This book is a quant treasure.
"Beat the Market”: the origin of modern quantitative finance. The system that took Thorp from university math to founding one of the great hedge funds.
The same system one of the authors used to more than double $100K in four years, while the 1962 crash wiped out generations of wealth.
Some legacies don't need museums. They need readers.
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😍🔥The "Budanov's Squads" volunteer unit liquidated Russian military engineer Andrey Tisarev in Samara
On July 15, Tisarev - head of thermal physics & gas dynamics at PJSC "UEC-Kuznetsov" – was eliminated
His enterprise manufactures and services engines for Russian strategic bombers (Tu-95MS, Tu-22M3) and Mi-26 helicopters.
Tisarev held a PhD in technical sciences and designed aviation engines for the occupation forces, directly enabling Russian missile strikes against Ukrainian civilians
🚨Anthropic just showed a 24-minute workshop on how to actually do prompts for Claude.
Taught by the people who built it.
Free. No registration. No paywall.
I've seen $300 courses that don't cover what they teach in the first 8 minutes.
Watch it and bookmark it now.
most people confuse the future with trends.
trends are surface motion.
the future is deeper.
it comes from forces:
• technology
• demographics
• energy
• culture
• capital
• institutions
• constraints
think like a futurist by cecily sommers teaches you to separate what changes from what does not.
• tools change fast.
• human needs change slowly.
• incentives shape behavior.
• constraints shape possibility.
• institutions delay adoption.
the future is not guessed.
it is mapped.
watch the weak signals.
track the forces.
study what stays stable.
then ask what becomes inevitable when those forces collide.
prediction is fragile.
pattern recognition is leverage.
One of the most important books to conceptionally understand the world today. If anything it has become much more relevant since its publication in 2010.
I'm 33 and I think Claude Code is melting my brain.
For 6 months straight I've had 5-6 terminals open at once, waiting on responses just to smash "enter" 90% of the time. That's the whole job now.
And it's doing something to me. A few friends and I keep circling back to the same thing in conversations: none of us feel as sharp as we used to.
Maybe it's just us. But I keep wondering how many other people in their 30s feel it too.
(And yeah: this is a me problem, how I lean on the tool, not the tool itself. Doesn't make the effect any less real.)