i think this is gonna be more like the renaissance than the industrial revolution

When startup founders go to therapy:

The spending required to build the data centres needed to power the AI era will be one of the biggest movements of capital in modern history. Who will pay for the $3tn AI building boom? We take a look here: on.ft.com/3V13KDi

Daniel clearly hasn't seen the language balls.

If you have anxiety, try scheduling your worry time earlier in the day so it doesn’t interfere with your sleep.

honestly how the fuck did they build this without project managers and saas

i still think about this

Startup idea: GPU sauna

NTS

"Mom, how did we get so rich?" Your dad understood ‘distribution before product’

Peter Girnus 🦅 Imagine working for a company that has HR 😂

reminder: "Advisors" on team slide 🚩

Volkswagen is pulling the plug on its retro electric bus in the U.S. next year, after the expiration of tax incentives for customers caused electric vehicle sales to tank. on.wsj.com/3Y4Q6Re

🇪🇺🇺🇸 WHAT HAPPENED TO EUROPE'S TECH SCENE? THE NUMBERS ARE BRUTAL The U.S. is absolutely dominating the private unicorn game with 690 companies worth a combined $2.53 trillion. China has 162 unicorns totaling $702 billion, and the EU? Just 107 companies scraping together $333

An experimental drug "NU-9" halts Alzheimer's disease in animal model before symptoms begin Scientists at Northwestern University have tested an experimental drug called NU-9 in a mouse model of Alzheimer’s disease and found it dramatically reduces early brain changes linked to

We already have perfect butter-producing machines.

Boston Dynamics announced the first commercial version of its Atlas humanoid robot, designed for industrial work, at CES in Las Vegas this week.

Make something and sell it