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RT @jd92wang: Special thanks to @modal for providing sufficient computing credits for our #NeurIPS2025 papers! Please take a look at one of…
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All my Uber driver in PHX enroute to #NeurIPS2025 wanted to talk about: "What is that NVDA isn't Enron statement from Nvidia? When is the AI bubble going to burst now?"😅 Srsly, can someone please show Jensen Lakoff's "Don't Think of an Elephant"? The "I am not a crook" speech never works..🤷♂️
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RT @SchmidhuberAI: @predict_addict @giffmana Galushkin was the pupil of Tsypkin whom I cite in the Annotated History of Modern AI and Deep…
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RT @voidzerodev: What's new in ViteLand? Our November 2025 recap is out! ✨ @vite_js 8 Beta 👉 Oxfmt alpha 💻 @vitest_dev caching and imports…
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You come here for lukewarm takes on AI, SaaS, and MRR, but how about something much more important: Unreal Tournament 2004 is coming back: On Linux and macOS, too! :D https://t.co/c9xTKujieX
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This is such an important reflection for founders and investors that we don’t talk enough about: how growing up in a working class or cost-conscious home shapes a person’s business decisions. Frugality can be a huge blessing, especially in the early days when you don’t have much. But it can also be a burden when a founder needs to take a massive swing or pay up for something really important. For venture investors, the greatest trap is “looking for a deal” because finding a good deal is a virtuous act in a cost-conscious home. You see successful examples in both categories, of course. Founders who grew up counting dollars and those who never thought much about money both can win and often do. But if you’re in the former category, the prices on the menu never go away. You can train yourself to stop obsessing or letting them affect your decisioning, but they’re always there, even after immense success.
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