Chris Reichow

challenging the future

[Mathew Ingram @mathewi]

This is a crucial point. What happens when all the good information is behind paywalls and all the bad information is free and plentiful?

[Micah Baldwin @micah]

Most people read inspirational posts on social media as trying too hard; I see them as insights into their self explorations.

[Bill Gross @Bill_Gross]

Interesting data about human collaboration with computer..

Overall cancer diagnosis error rate:
Human: 3.5%
AI: 7.5%
Human + AI together: 0.5%

via @ianbremmer

[Austen Allred @Austen]

Incredible

[Conrad Hackett @conradhackett]

This map shows travel time from London in 1881

[Sean Johnson 🔥 @intentionally]

One of the top 10 most read posts on Medium yesterday: https://t.co/xVNJqfNcF2

[Claire @eclaireoh]

This is why I brag about my decade at @Microsoft - they stand up for stuff that matters & won't deport employees https://t.co/mHY7UKquN3

[Auren Hoffman @auren]

the company with the best information about early stage companies is Amazon: they see all the AWS logs ... they should get into VC

[Sam Altman @sama]

"What's you number one piece of hiring advice?"

"Hire for slope, not Y-intercept. This is actually my number one piece of life advice."

[Sachin Rekhi @sachinrekhi]

What learning strategies do 'quick learners' follow? - Quora https://t.co/Hi8mNc3hCN

[Drew Linzer @DrewLinzer]

In '08 and '12 Pres polls, the number of people choosing Other or Undecided fell over time. This year, it's going UP

[Maxim Leyzerovich @round]

This note by Gene Wilder is one of the most telling artifacts of his brilliance.

[Garry Tan @garrytan]

One reason why the Chinese gov't is pushing Internet Plus so much: Exports flat and not receptive to stimulus

[Chris Reichow @creichow]

Great to see @vcschools ! https://t.co/3ShYxdcmUy

[Microsoft News and Stories @MSFTnews]

8th graders' experiment is on its way to the International Space Station https://t.co/yohQmyoVWO

[David Sacks @DavidSacks]

Dominate a small yet extensible market first:
Facebook - https://t.co/xS2TTztHnk
Amazon - books
Netflix - DVD mailers
Uber - town cars in SF

[The Economist’s 1843 magazine @1843mag]

This 1914 map shows where to go, how long it took to get there—and what changes were coming https://t.co/fplWIvquQ2

[Varun Deshpande @varunrdeshpande]

Cracking @a16z piece breaking down Dell-EMC-VMware deal, and what it means for large public incumbent tech companies https://t.co/7thFWMjGig

[John Lilly @johnolilly]

2/ I have been wondering lately if the American middle class of the late 20th century was just a historical anomaly

[Dan Martell @danmartell]

The benefit of really huge goals is that it's hard to fail completely. #nosmallplans