Elon Musk is no longer buying Twitter after he realizes he can get it for free in the App Store

Kharkiv school graduate in her graduation dress on the rubble of her school destroyed by the Russian artillery

Stanley Druckenmiller spoke with John Collison at the Sohn Conference this week. The headlines were about his bearishness, that he expects the bear to continue. True. But that's missing all of the best insights from his chat.

A trade is like riding the bus: - You should know before where to get off - If you take the wrong bus, you get out quickly - If it is too crowded, let it pass and take the next one

Startups usually take a while (often a year or two) to figure out exactly what their business is. The biggest preventable cause of failure is spending too much money, by hiring too many people, during this period.

Jerome Powell trying to fix inflation

20/ am I jumping up and down to 'fade the CS panic'? no Is it Lehman? no. Lehman was the cause, CS is a casualty Could the stock go to zero bc of bond market liquidity issues compounding its asset sale plan? yes - which is probably relevant to 'financial stability' narrative

This is why the bell curve is as natural as pi.

GM Arthur C Clarke, in 1964 predicts the raise of AI and end of mankind 🤖

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It’s my 3-year DeFi anniversary. Here are 31 pieces of wisdom I wish I could send back in time to myself: 1. Taking profits and putting them into riskier bets isn’t taking profits - that’s just gambling. Lock your profits into BTC, ETH, stablecoins, and fiat. 2. Projects with

A while back I got an email from a fellow who asked: — "I’ve been trying to think about my next B2B play but everytime I think of an idea I stop myself due to how saturated the markets are. How do you still win in a packed category? I feel like it’s a lot harder to win now than

it's crazy so many people on the timeline take at face that it costs $145 million a year to run wikipedia. it acts like it's broke all the fucking time while sitting on $250 million cash and getting $160 million in donations every year. the server cost is a tiny fraction of

I don't have any personal connections with anyone at OpenAI, but I do hope they all find a way to reunite, move forward, and work together again — as OpenAI — in short order. Sometimes something just happens with the right people in the room. And breaking those people up — no

Lifelong learning, intellectual curiosity, sobriety, avoidance of envy and resentment, reliability, learning from the mistakes of others, perseverance, objectivity, willingness to test one’s own beliefs. -- RIP dear Charlie Munger

full conversation is here. recommend you watch the whole thing if you have time x.com/andrewrsorkin/…

I am not entitled to have an opinion unless I can state the arguments against my position better than the people who are in opposition.

Kill Overkill Business is often seen as the art of acquisition. Acquiring talent, customers, revenue, profits, mindshare, marketshare. Building and growing requires consumption, addition, parlaying some of this into a lot of that. But the smartest businesses — the ones that

A person who does not use talent as an ex-cuse, never underestimates his own talents, nor does he overestimate the talents of others; He who focuses on using his assets and discovering his outstanding talents; Knows what really matters is not how much talent he has, but how he

"A busy calendar and a busy mind will destroy your ability to create anything great." Naval