Jensen Huang, CEO of Nvidia:
"Every engineer is going to have and manage hundreds of agents."
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With the right prompts, it can help you analyze companies like a Wall Street analyst—without a $4,000/month Bloomberg Terminal.
Here are 10 Gemini prompts every investor should save.
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MrBeast explains why almost no creators have all three brains and why most big production companies eventually lose their soul
"There's three brains, right? You're nailing it. There's the data analytical side. There's the creative brain. But the third brain that is arguably the hardest is also the entrepreneurial business brain and being able to scale up a large production company and build the largest sets in history and do all these things."
"And that's where, yes, most creators are one of the three. You can probably count on your hand creators that are two. And I'd say we're the only ones, which is why we're so big, that do all three."
"Because typically, as people scale up and they hire more people, they lose all creativity, they lose all soul. The way you run a large production company, you start to serialize and you format things, which destroys creativity, innovation, and then things get stale."
The greatest trait you can acquire is to work with tremendous intensity on things that matter to you, and more importantly, be strangely unbothered when those things don't work out.