What surprises you the most with the latest models like 03 and what emergent behaviors or use cases are standing out to you right now. I think we're in a really interesting time. We haven't been in one of these for a while.Uh but like right now we're in an interesting time where the the product overhang relative to what the models like what the models are capable of is here. The products that people have figured out to build is way down here. There's a huge even if the models got no better which of course t ...

One of the classic questions is how do I uh start a startup that doesn't get run over by open AI. That's sort of the number one question that's in our chat. We don't want to run you over.Um look, we're going to do our thing hopefully very well. We are going to try to make the best superent out of chatbt that we can. We're going to add the things that we think we need to add to that.Um, but that is like one small part of the opportunity in front of us. And it makes us sad when people are like, I'm gonna star ...

Before Steve Jobs was Steve Jobs, he was a phone hacker. Yeah, you heard that right. At 12, a not yet teenager Steve Jobs cold called Bill Hulet, the actual founder of HP, and talked his way into getting free computer parts.At 19, he and W were building illegal devices to hack AT&T's phone network. Here's what nobody tells you, the DNA of Apple. Everything that made it revolutionary was already there in these early hustles.There were three things that he did that nobody teaches in business school. And these ...

Most of the people here I don't think have even managed a single person yet. They're just starting their careers. What would you tell to you know the Elon who's never had to do that yet.I I generally think to try to try to be as useful as possible. It's it may sound try but it's it's so hard to be useful especially to be useful to a lot of people uh where you say the area under the curve of total utility is like how much how useful have you been to your fellow human beings times how many people. Um it like ...

What surprises you the most with the latest models like 03 and what emergent behaviors or use cases are standing out to you right now. I think we're in a really interesting time. We haven't been in one of these for a while.Uh but like right now we're in an interesting time where the the product overhang relative to what the models like what the models are capable of is here. The products that people have figured out to build is way down here. There's a huge even if the models got no better, which of course ...

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https://findyourrep.legislature.ca.gov/ What you can do: find your legislators for an oversight hearing on how lax conflict of interest policies at the CA Department of Education allow revenue-generating curriculum creators undue influence in authoring curricular guidelines for CA public schools Follow Jelani Nelson on X: https://x.com/minilek?s=21 Right now in California, there’s a push to rewrite how math works — not just in the classroom, but in the law. Two bills — AB 1217 and AB 500 — are working their ...