Tarun retweeted
My life strategy: 1. Plant lots of seeds. 2. Water everyone's. 3. Repeat. – at Austin, TX
We are at the birth of synthetic life, at the precipice of uploading human consciousness into the machine. No time in human history has been more consequential and important. Perhaps akin to Industrial Revolution + Enlightenment + Printing Press all happening simultaneously.
Good. 👏🏽
Manufacturing is very important for national security. Short term pain is aligned with our long-term gain.
We just need an energy superiority strategy if we are going to win. China is approaching near Zero Energy cost by using their manufacturing superiority to build autonomous energy harvesting systems. I wonder if we can invent a Leapfrog (skip a generation).
Trump says he ‘couldn’t care less’ if car prices go up on.wsj.com/3XCW7VA
Yes to earning your dopamine! Will prevent the collapse of human civilization.
Haha yes!
Replying to @OpenAI
damn they released a benchmark where they're losing
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that means gpt4.5 is gonna be insane
Do you ever feel like something is very wrong with you? Or that maybe something is very wrong with the world?
So we just gonna keep pretending like everything makes sense then?
So you were born into a world that is addicted to a game called money which is a completely made up imaginary thing that only exists as a shared belief you we are all like ok cool, as long as someone shows it to me on a screen and accepts it as a form of compensation and can’t suddenly take it away from me, i guess im cool with that.
Let’s go, how do I win this game!
That’s was a lot of fun!
Replying to @LonghornStartup @johnerik @DmitriJulius @Nick_Spiller @ntarun @DrewYashar @jaybsauceda @VehicleWizard @WynnLemmons @NadaHosking
This is my favorite energy. I love seeing so many people intently, focused on talking about their passions and how to turn them into reality.
Wow. I thought this Biden is not in charge thing was a bit hyperbolic. But it’s been waaay worse than I thought.
It’s a uniquely sucky feeling to work so hard on something and still allow yourself to hate where you are at
The most important graph of last 100 years of technology progress and most likely the next 100 years.
















