I have never seen it expressed exactly like that, but I wholeheartedly endorse it: Feedback beats planning. My plea at Meta was “No grand plans, follow the gradient of user value”.

Met with @jimkxa Jim Keller, CEO of @Tenstorrent, a pioneer in the field of AI processors.? During the meeting, Jim Keller announced Tenstorrent’s intention to establish an office and operations in #Cyprus, 🇨🇾🇺🇸 t.co/Qu94Atd3Cu

just a coincidence t.co/7DxVvbhPL9

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Give us one free miracle and we'll explain the rest Terence McKenna

This is what happens to salt when you vibrate it at different frequencies t.co/JmArbsnNdr

Read more good/different books The Teachings of Don Juan: The Yaqui way of Knowledge - Carlos Casteneda Free from Cuda - Jim Keller & Raja Koduri Win Bigly - Scott Adams Zero to One Peter Thiel, Blake Masters Shikasta - Doris Lessing

The best computer manual I've ever read. The Cray-1 System Hardware Reference Manual t.co/W7i4vd3JEG 1977. Read it and weep Well, at least I do.

TSMC has pitched an Intel foundry joint venture idea to Nvidia, AMD, Broadcom, Qualcomm in which the chip design giants would take stakes in Intel’s manufacturing operations run by TSMC, with TSMC taking no more than a 50% stake, Reuters reports, citing unnamed sources who said

Is this true about Falsifiable vs Unfalsifiable science ? Falsifiable problems split into - solved, unsolved and unexplored. Because when you’re wrong it goes to unsolved Unfalsifiable problems split into - popular, unpopular and ignored There is no wrong

You need to be good at getting 20 things done, focus on only 1 is a hard fail

Thought experiments aren’t real. Just realized this. You have to test everything. Did Einstein know?

Isaac Newton, the great, after inventing calculus, gravity, laws of motion and optics, realized that he was only describing. Not deeply understanding. Listen at 1:23:30 @Anastasia, Amazing t.co/TYDjMraIK7 First we didn’t figure out gravity, then electricity, then the