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Garry Tan isn't just the CEO of Y Combinator.
He's also a passionate writer, has a YouTube channel with 251,000 subscribers, and once turned a $300k investment into $2 billion.
Here are 10 of his best ideas:
1. How to write a good YC application: Teach the... See more
This is by far the best article I've read on Deepseek, written by a value investor @doodlestein, who walks through Deepseek's main technical innovations and their implications for training and inference usage.
Also walks through HW/SW threats for $NVDA
https://t.co/WvWF4PmVjV
Timothy Liux.comPacky McCormick’s (@packyM) uses AI to find, articulate, and invest behind the next big idea.
He writes Not Boring, a newsletter that analyzes technology and startups for 200,000 subscribers every week. He also invests in early stage companies through his fund Not Boring Capital and is an advisor at @a16z... See more
Dan Shipper 📧x.com
the most important thinker in AI, in my opinion, is this 23 year old. leo aschenbrenner.
he has been more right, both in a testable predictive sense and in a market sense than virtually anyone else.
and most importantly, he's not an AI doomer, he's not an e/acc, but rather a secret third... See more
11 of my favorite @paulg essays:
1. “Keep Your Identity Small.” This piece just becomes more and more important. One of the key lines: “The more labels you have for yourself, the dumber they make you.”
2. “How to Think for Yourself.” Here’s one of my favorite excerpts from it: “Treat it as... See more
Tim Ferrissx.comI recommend reading Paul Graham's, Joel Spolsky's, and Pmarca's essays. These days I'd also recommend Michael and Dalton's YT channel tho it didn't exist back then.
Emmett Shearx.com