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Michael

@michaelferro

building startup community @chapman_ceo | Intentionality over urgency

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Until now, we’ve only designed platforms like vehicles and components that warfighters operate. This is the first time we’re designing something they wear…

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something Palmer Luckey discusses on JRE is that until now, we've lacked a massive economic incentive to fundamentally understand how the brain works. while research labs studied it to cure diseases, tech companies weren't pouring in the billions they are now to understand

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easy alpha for founders looking to get more competitive advantage: get a stylist. sequoia’s pierre lamond had so much drip lucian freud painted him.

easy alpha for founders looking to get more competitive advantage:

get a stylist.  

sequoia’s pierre lamond had so much drip lucian freud painted him.
Mischa (@mischalamoureux) 's Twitter Profile Photo

art should be made by humans, not robots. semantic.art is a search engine for the masterworks of human creativity. free for everyone, forever.

Tyler Cosgrove (@tylercosg) 's Twitter Profile Photo

you can also frame the conflict between tech and finance in theological terms tech culture (and sf/berkeley by extension) can broadly be described as a form of hyper-protestantism. this is explained well in Tom Holland’s Dominion. tech is obsessed with bringing about utopia and

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if you’re into econ or data and want to work on something actually cool, i highly recommend applying for this! ara’s sharp, and doing some really fun research with ramp’s data

if you’re into econ or data and want to work on something actually cool, i highly recommend applying for this!

ara’s sharp, and doing some really fun research with ramp’s data
Dean W. Ball (@deanwball) 's Twitter Profile Photo

Today, I write about US-China competition in AI and associated technologies as I see it. “Race” is a fairly poor analogy, in my view, for understanding the magnitude of what is underway.

Today, I write about US-China competition in AI and associated technologies as I see it. 

“Race” is a fairly poor analogy, in my view, for understanding the magnitude of what is underway.
Dialectic with Jackson Dahl (@dialecticpod) 's Twitter Profile Photo

Ep. 33: TBPN (John Coogan & Jordi Hays) - Inside Tech's Water Cooler John Coogan and Jordi Hays are the hosts of @TBPN, a daily live show covering the technology business. TBPN was launched only about a year ago, but has become a mainstay in tech culture and a center of

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wrote a short post on how 13Fs get misread and why we should probably get rid of them TL;DR is that 13Fs don't actually reveal that much information about a fund's holdings, yet people act like they do. you see this a lot in discussions about options (e.g. michael

wrote a short post on how 13Fs get misread and why we should probably get rid of them

TL;DR is that 13Fs don't actually reveal that much information about a fund's holdings, yet people act like they do. you see this a lot in discussions about options (e.g. michael
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Today we continue the 100 Year Conversation with General David Petraeus, former leader of the Army and the CIA. A project to capture timeless wisdom from leaders who have built institutions that endure. The central question: How do you build something that lasts 100 years?

Today we continue the 100 Year Conversation with General David Petraeus, former leader of the Army and the CIA.

A project to capture timeless wisdom from leaders who have built institutions that endure.

The central question: How do you build something that lasts 100 years?
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"That any general system... would go at a velocity exceeding ten miles per hour... is extremely improbable." (said in 1835 on railroads)