November 5 -- every CTO needs to re-think how they are handling leadership in the era of AI.
Join us in New York City:
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Ed Bridges lead the engineering team at Greenlite into the modern era of AI. In 2024 and 2025 he saw the number of Pull Requests go from 100 a month to 400 a month. Now he is transforming software development at Mosaic.
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He will speak on the theme of "Balancing risk versus certainty in the era of AI."
He will join 3 other panelists who will share how investors are thinking about the new challenges for leadership at startups; and the issue of facing difficult decisions all day once AI has automated all of the easy work.
@krubner It's definitely more rural/suburban than urban, though some urban spaces, like Minneapolis, really have seen a decline since the pandemic. (Operation Surge didn't help) Then people not wanting to go out is a big social effect related to covid/social media/internet more broadly.
But what actually keeps people from going out and meeting in physical spaces? It seems to me that if they wanted to meet in physical spaces then the physical spaces would already be thriving. In New York City we have a super abundance of places to go to, but that is partly because the people who want to go out come from all over the world to live in New York City. The problem you mention, a lack of third spaces, seems to happen mostly in rural and suburban areas. And some of the problem is the people don't want to go out .
Performance by a Ukrainian choir in Washington
It’s amazing how the war in my country has resonated around the world and united people from all corners of the globe. It seems like a tragedy, but it is precisely difficult times that reveal the true faces and intentions of those around us. This war has scattered my people all over the world, and it is so heartwarming to hear our anthem sound here and there, conveying both the pain of loss and the indomitable strength of our spirit. Thank you 🕊️
Is it just me or does it feel like critical thinking is disappearing? I think an entire generation of people got so used to having answers in their pockets and solutions at the ready they have stopped even trying to problem solve. Seeing this daily across personal and professional situations…
If you watch Nathan For You, you can see how his ideas develop towards rehearsal and re-enactment. I was curious about the timeline—how did those build towards with The Rehearsal and YCSE?
a guy at the bar approached and asked me what i do, i randomly said finance. then he spent the next 20 mins explaining options trading to me. slowly. with hand gestures.
at the end he asked if i had any questions.
i asked what his position was on $NVDA . he said he'd "rather not get into specifics."
he was down 40%. i could tell from the hand gestures.
@KoreanGeorg@justdaveyjustin The only path to peace is through military power. Hilliary Clinton understood this. She knew that a willingness to deploy the military was the only way to maintain peace.
@coleman_sellers@justdaveyjustin It was proven, after a careful investigation, that Trump was compromised by Russia. That is no longer just an accusation, that is now a proven fact.
For 200 years the line was "The rich get richer, the poor have children." Isn't it a good thing if this has now reversed? Among other things, young women from poor backgrounds are less likely to get trapped in an endless cycle of poverty. I know you know this, but education is empowering a lot of women to both have careers and have fewer children than before.