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Prithvi Raj Chauhan retweeted
Absolutely insane, next level of computer / ai input system.
No more “Your lips move, but I can't hear what you're saying.”
👌🏼👌🏼
Rooting for @AarushYadav47 and team 🗣️
Among all the Musk companies, Neuralink is likely to benefit humans the most.
Yo @signulll been reading you religiously this year. I now procrastinate with a sense of wisdom.
Samsung made $56B in net profit this quarter.
Two years ago, its Q3 net profit was $7.5B. Last year, $9.1B, and now $56B. That’s 515% growth in a year.
More than Microsoft, Google, Meta or Amazon each made this quarter.
The AI chip boom is doing ridiculous things to Samsung’s earnings, and yet it’s valued below Tesla, Meta, even Eli Lilly.
I don’t get it. Samsung is putting up Nvidia level profits, but it’s still valued at north of $1 trillion.
I find it ironic people losing their bitcoins because the whole idea of bitcoin was the decentralization and inability to hack people's funds because of cryptography magic
Google Cloud went from $15.2B to $30.7B in quarterly revenue in just one year.
103% growth at that scale is fucking insane.
Funny how some people make their intial fortunes in software and then turn around and tell everyone to “fuck software” and build something real.
Plenty of people building incredible things in hardware started out in software themselves.
Never understood why we have to shit on one to appreciate the other.
fuck software. build something real. learn CAD. visit factories. talk to machinists. get your hands dirty. read old engineering textbooks. understand physics. take things apart. wonder how they work. build a drone. crash it. try again. feel stupid. ask questions. learn to weld. smell burning metal. respect the shop floor. admire precision. fall in love with machines. study the history of aviation. read about ISRO. understand why nations go to war. think about sovereignty. visit a shipyard. watch a rocket launch. get goosebumps. make friends with engineers. listen to old people. learn from their mistakes. spend a night in a workshop. forget what day it is. miss a deadline. keep going. learn patience. embrace uncertainty. stop making pitch decks. make something you can hold. understand supply chains. visit small towns. find people who care about their craft. pay them well. build trust. obsess over things nobody notices. hear an engine start for the first time. celebrate with your team. fail in public. study metallurgy. learn how satellites work. visit an airbase. understand geopolitics. question conventional wisdom. read about failed missions. think in decades. be unreasonable. believe your country can build great things. make things that outlive you. manufacture the future.
At this point i treat my tl like a bookmark bar. Whatever i like and want to save for future, I just qrt it.
"All social networks are optimized for validation"
one critical thing ppl often don't realize about social networks is that the commentary you produce rarely if ever reaches the ppl whose behavior it's sorta supposed to influence in some sense.
each platform (x, insta, etc) has its own cultural constituency & already engrained belief system. so you can spend all day criticizing dating culture or divorce talk on a podcast on x but the ppl actually participating in that are on an entirely different network & frankly they don't even wanna hear your commentary.
you have to really absorb a very simple rule which is that all social networks are optimized for validation rather than persuasion. this is still true for x but way less than any other platform.
Every finance person: We are in a bubble
Every tech person: We are in the age of abundance
Pick your side
Citadel founder and CEO Ken Griffin says investors are “almost certainly” in the midst of an AI bubble during an interview with Bloomberg's Dani Burger at Citadel's annual Future of Global Markets Conference in New York youtu.be/mV1V0FXixDE
OpenAI raised $122B in March, the biggest private funding round EVER.
Now they're rushing to raise another $30B before Anthropic's IPO, going after some of the same investors like MGX and BlackRock. Quite the party-pooper move lol 😂
Anthropic raised $95B earlier this year in two rounds and is now eyeing a ~$100B IPO at a potential $1.5T–$2T valuation.
SpaceX raised ~$111B through its June IPO + bond sales. And looking to borrow another $40B for Nvidia chips.
I doubt even the founders of these companies imagined numbers this big just 5 years ago.
The growth is fucking INSANE!!!
Quick math:
73 million American kids × $146 per SpaceX share = $10.7 BILLION
Michael Dell committed $6.25B to kids investment accounts. Anthropic just pledged 5% of its equity for public benefit. Now Musk is giving every American kid a SpaceX share.
This is how UBI begins in the AI era. Everyone gets a piece of the upside.
The reason people love Elon Musk more than any other entrepreneur is that he actually makes sci-fi fantasies real.
Reusable rockets, Mars missions, electric cars, brain implants, and now a freaking FLYING CAR!!!
Stuff we grew up seeing in sci-fi movies.
ELON FUCKING MUSK.
Lmao this is such an Indian thing 😭
YC is literally a startup school, and we’ve now opened a coaching institute to help founders get into that school.
We brought the IIT-JEE coaching culture to startups.
Masters’ Union launches ‘Road to YC’ to help tech founders build scalable businesses and prepare for Y Combinator (YC).
The programme’s first cohort includes six startups led by 10 founders, working across AI infrastructure, coding agents, education, developer tools and relationship intelligence.
ALT Masters’ Union launches ‘Road to YC’ to help technology founders build scalable businesses and prepare for Y Combinator (YC). The programme’s first cohort includes six startups led by 10 founders, working across AI infrastructure, coding agents, education, developer tools and relationship intelligence. Open to startups with at least one founder from the Masters’ Union student ecosystem, the programme will provide mentorship, product support, market validation and customer development. It is an independent initiative and is not affiliated with YC.
