Juan Orbea
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A node in a network
Juan Orbea
Wherefrom Moore’s Law
Ray Kurzweil • The Law of Accelerating Returns « the Kurzweil Library + collections
Entrepreneurship and
Is the human brain different from a computer?The answer depends on what we mean by the word “computer.” Certainly the brain uses very different methods from conventional contemporary computers. Most computers today are all digital and perform one (or perhaps a few) computations at a time at extremely high speed. With regard to digital versus analog... See more
Ray Kurzweil • The Law of Accelerating Returns « the Kurzweil Library + collections
Instead, the most effective places to work are those that matter to your company but still have enough room to actually do work. What are priorities that will become critical in the future, where you can do great work ahead of time? Where are areas that are doing ok but could be doing great with your support?
lethain.com • Work on What Matters.
I'm excited to share with you a classic Maboussin report that explores the 10 common attributes he has identified great investors share. I find it very funny that the report was published by Credit Suisse a few years ago 🤣. Whether you're new to investing or a Henry Kravis protegé , these attributes can help guide your thinking on how great
... See moreJuan Orbea • Infopunk #3 – Poker Pros, Great Investors and Software Conglomerates
If people stopped pursuing quaint things, we'd have far fewer big things that lead to a better future. Let's hope that never happens.
Julian Weisser • Quaint startups become the next big thing.
Thorium fuel: Like HALEU for fast reactors, thorium fuel is also more efficient, as the thorium can be fully consumed and then recycled, without needing continuous replenishment of fuel. Thorium today is only beginning to be incorporated into nuclear reactors in countries like India, where thorium supply is abundant.
Bessemer Venture Partners • Investing in a world powered by nuclear fission
Are the people in this city like me? Each city has a vibe that may or may not fit with you. Each city calls ambitious people to improve in some area. NYC calls you to earn more money. Seattle and Portland call you to recreate more. DC calls you to be more connected. SF calls you to create more, invent more. It’s the garage where the crazy uncle is... See more