I've realized why the ending of The Odyssey has struck such a personal note: it captured in cinematic language the complex feelings of regret I have about how prediction markets Trojan-horsed gambling into every aspect of society
@JulianGill2@jachiam0@unixpickle I love working with EAs so much that I have 2 now!
@jachiam0 here's the memo I put together when interviewing EAs https://t.co/0sYRJDA3nL
I think focusing what the difference between a VA, EA and Chief of Staff means in your context if the best approach
@aakashgupta Great analysis?
Any takes on why Elon bet on GPUs as opposed to TPUs? Shouldn't we expect the xAI team to be able to come up with its own alternative architecture?
Lots of people talk about cloning von Neumann, but more should talk about cloning Ramanujan.
He came from a horrible environment and spent ~80% of his life in it, yet he was so brilliant that his random notebook discovered a half-century after he died contained novel insights.
@ankurnagpal@carryhq_ Yea, bc PM contracts are binary outcomes (so the whole capital could easily go to 0), which is what makes them sub-optimal for long-term compounding
@StartupArchive_ What's ironic is that he ended up making a similar mistake with Facebook by cashing out before it became a $1T company. He discusses a similar idea that it's harder to go from $10B to $100B but easier to go from $100B to $1T https://t.co/3RC6Lu9phw
The fastest way to get good at something is to do it a lot while carefully fixing your mistakes. This should be obvious but many people downplay the importance of a massive volume of action-feedback-adjustment cycles.
@wisercharlie Angel Studios made "Cabrini" which was such a shockingly good movie not just because of the legit screenplay but also the astounding cinematography https://t.co/tbe0rP8r6J