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Starting a marketplace teaches you the importance of aligning incentives.

Starting a marketplace teaches you the importance of aligning incentives.

Founder of Everything Marketplaces (@marketplaceshq). Always working with & investing in marketplaces at https://t.co/HgyZIpWIEQ

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Yoroomie
Mon Nov 03 17:13:04
President Lai didn't do much. Another two Taiwanese gentlemen, Morris Chang and Jensen Huang, deserve the credit. And with full access to the Chinese market, it'd have been more like 12%.

President Lai didn't do much. Another two Taiwanese gentlemen, Morris Chang and Jensen Huang, deserve the credit. And with full access to the Chinese market, it'd have been more like 12%.

We're in a race. It's not USA vs China but humans and AGIs vs ape power centralization. @deepseek_ai stan #1, 2023–Deep Time «C’est la guerre.» ®1

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Teortaxes▶️ (DeepSeek 推特🐋铁粉 2023 – ∞)
Mon Nov 03 17:12:36
Europe Builds. Others Profit. 3D Gaussian Splatting (3DGS) is the perfect case study. It reflects both Europe’s brilliance and its chronic inability to turn that brilliance into business. Almost everything that made 3DGS possible was born in Europe. From the early breakthroughs in point-based rasterization in Switzerland to the cumulative research from Austria, Greece, and Germany executed in France, Europe built the foundation. No other continent can match that level of scientific collaboration and intellectual strength. The LichtFeld Studio bounty later confirmed it: the biggest performance leaps came straight out of European labs. The science was here. The innovation was here. The talent was here. But the business was not. When 3DGS exploded, my inbox filled with messages from US-based companies, not from Europe. In the United States, Luma AI and Polycam turned the paper into products within weeks. They did not wait for funding programs or EU consortia. They simply built. Then came China, which not only caught up in research but quickly outpaced everyone in commercialization. XGRID, DJI, and many others built thriving businesses around what Europe invented. Today, most 3DGS papers come from Chinese institutions rather than European ones. Meanwhile, the usual giants such as Meta, NVIDIA, Google, Netflix, and Tesla continue to iterate, integrate, and push forward. A thriving ecosystem of startups like World Labs leverages this technology to create new products and markets. The innovation cycle in the United States and China is fast, relentless, and market-driven. Europe, in contrast, remains bureaucratic and slow. We fund excellence and celebrate publications, but we rarely ship, even though some small startups are trying to change the status quo. Our researchers create the breakthroughs; others create the successful products. Until Europe finds a way to bridge the gap between laboratories and markets, it will remain the world’s research and development department: brilliant, underpaid, and underleveraged. Research is Europe’s comfort zone. Execution must become its strength. Video: One of my dynamic 3D Gaussian implementations based on the paper "Representing Long Volumetric Video with Temporal Gaussian Hierarchy."

Europe Builds. Others Profit. 3D Gaussian Splatting (3DGS) is the perfect case study. It reflects both Europe’s brilliance and its chronic inability to turn that brilliance into business. Almost everything that made 3DGS possible was born in Europe. From the early breakthroughs in point-based rasterization in Switzerland to the cumulative research from Austria, Greece, and Germany executed in France, Europe built the foundation. No other continent can match that level of scientific collaboration and intellectual strength. The LichtFeld Studio bounty later confirmed it: the biggest performance leaps came straight out of European labs. The science was here. The innovation was here. The talent was here. But the business was not. When 3DGS exploded, my inbox filled with messages from US-based companies, not from Europe. In the United States, Luma AI and Polycam turned the paper into products within weeks. They did not wait for funding programs or EU consortia. They simply built. Then came China, which not only caught up in research but quickly outpaced everyone in commercialization. XGRID, DJI, and many others built thriving businesses around what Europe invented. Today, most 3DGS papers come from Chinese institutions rather than European ones. Meanwhile, the usual giants such as Meta, NVIDIA, Google, Netflix, and Tesla continue to iterate, integrate, and push forward. A thriving ecosystem of startups like World Labs leverages this technology to create new products and markets. The innovation cycle in the United States and China is fast, relentless, and market-driven. Europe, in contrast, remains bureaucratic and slow. We fund excellence and celebrate publications, but we rarely ship, even though some small startups are trying to change the status quo. Our researchers create the breakthroughs; others create the successful products. Until Europe finds a way to bridge the gap between laboratories and markets, it will remain the world’s research and development department: brilliant, underpaid, and underleveraged. Research is Europe’s comfort zone. Execution must become its strength. Video: One of my dynamic 3D Gaussian implementations based on the paper "Representing Long Volumetric Video with Temporal Gaussian Hierarchy."

Your guide to radiance fields | Host of the podcast @ViewDependent | Founder and CEO of https://t.co/5MjtfpwEU3 | FTP: 279 | discord: https://t.co/lrl64WGvlD

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MrNeRF
Mon Nov 03 17:12:20
RT @marc_louvion: I just sold another ad spot on TrustMRR, so that's $16,881 MRR now. It's funny because when I built it 5 days ago, I tho…

RT @marc_louvion: I just sold another ad spot on TrustMRR, so that's $16,881 MRR now. It's funny because when I built it 5 days ago, I tho…

🧑‍💻 https://t.co/Y30jsaHwz9 $20K/m ⚡️ https://t.co/vatLDmi9UG $17K/m 📈 https://t.co/3EDxln5mdi $16K/m ⭐️ https://t.co/MZc8tG9xWi $8K/m 🧬 https://t.co/SfrVXVtmdA $.5K/m 🍜 https://t.co/r07EpGSYJ2 $0K/m 🧾 https://t.co/7olaOzV8Xd $0/m +18 https://t.co/4zCWHGJp1S

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Marc Lou
Mon Nov 03 17:11:19
ai can draft legal docs but you still want a lawyer to review it. i’m a fan (and investor) of services like @DocDraftai that combines the best of both into a single elegant service :)

ai can draft legal docs but you still want a lawyer to review it. i’m a fan (and investor) of services like @DocDraftai that combines the best of both into a single elegant service :)

VC by day @untappedvc, builder by night: @babyagi_, @pippinlovesyou @pixelbeastsnft. Build-in-public log: https://t.co/UdHHGbZba5

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Yohei
Mon Nov 03 17:11:01
💥 New Announcement 💥 A few months ago, we started working with the @speedrun team to explore how Metal could benefit founders in their programs. Today, a vast majority of founders in the latest @speedrun batch have become paying customers. In the below video, our editorial team narrates how things played out!

💥 New Announcement 💥 A few months ago, we started working with the @speedrun team to explore how Metal could benefit founders in their programs. Today, a vast majority of founders in the latest @speedrun batch have become paying customers. In the below video, our editorial team narrates how things played out!

Founder/CEO @MetalRaise -- building super intelligence for fundraising. Previously @Airlift_tech @DoorDash @MasterCard. Reach out at gul@metal.so 🇵🇰

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Usman Gul
Mon Nov 03 17:08:40
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