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The One Bin Revolution | Ayaan Tuli | TEDxBasant Nagar
TEDx Talks· 2025-09-22 16:46
Haven't we all heard the slogan incredible India. But in my opinion, I think it should come with a footnote. Incredible India conditions apply.Check surroundings before believing because I'm sure you would agree that we live in a city of paradoxes, don't we. I mean, we are so rich in history that our tourists leave with full memory cards, but they also leave with full nostrils. You know exactly what I mean.And our solutions right now, they're like fixing a leaking bucket. Instead of really plugging the hole ...
What We’re Reading (Week Ending 21 September 2025) : The Good Investors %
The Good Investors· 2025-09-21 01:00
Group 1: AI and Technological Innovations - The article discusses the historical context of technological innovations, comparing AI to past innovations like containerization, which initially boosted certain industries but did not lead to long-term wealth creation for many companies [3][4][5]. - It highlights that while AI is seen as the next big thing, the competitive intensity and high capital expenditures may lead to reduced profitability for AI companies, similar to the challenges faced by shipbuilders during the containerization boom [6][10]. - The article suggests that the real beneficiaries of AI productivity gains will be existing knowledge-industry service providers, emphasizing that companies must adapt their strategies to incorporate cost savings effectively [9][11]. Group 2: Investment Opportunities in AI - Investors are advised to focus on companies that can leverage AI to achieve high-quality results from ambiguous information, particularly in sectors like professional services, healthcare, and education, which have not seen significant productivity increases from automation [11][12]. - The article notes that companies with established strategies for cost reduction, like IKEA and Walmart, have historically benefited from technological advancements, indicating a potential investment strategy for AI-related companies [12]. Group 3: Rare Earths and Defense Industry - The U.S. Department of Defense has entered a deal with MP Materials to reduce dependency on China for rare earth elements, specifically neodymium and praseodymium, which are critical for defense applications [30][31]. - MP Materials is set to expand its mining and processing operations and increase magnet manufacturing capacity significantly, with a guaranteed price floor for its products to ensure profitability [30][31][32]. - The deal raises questions about the role of government versus the private sector in addressing supply chain risks and the potential financial implications for U.S. taxpayers if market prices remain low [32][33][34].
Containing Agent Chaos — Solomon Hykes, Dagger
AI Engineer· 2025-06-28 16:30
AI agents promise breakthroughs but often deliver operational chaos. Building reliable, deployable systems with unpredictable LLMs feels like wrestling fog – testing outputs alone is insufficient when the underlying workflow is opaque and flaky. How do we move beyond fragile prototypes? This talk, from the creator of Docker, argues the solution lies outside the model: engineering reproducible execution workflows built on rigorous architectural discipline. Learn how containerization, applied not just to depl ...
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Avi Chawla· 2025-06-13 19:11
RT Avi Chawla (@_avichawla)Containerized versions of 450+ MCP servers in a single repo!- No manual setup—just pull the image.- Safe to run in isolated containers, unlike scripts.- Auto-updated daily.Easiest and safest way to use MCP servers with Agents. https://t.co/0dQAn8WBd7 ...
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Avi Chawla· 2025-06-13 06:30
Containerized versions of 450+ MCP servers in a single repo!- No manual setup—just pull the image.- Safe to run in isolated containers, unlike scripts.- Auto-updated daily.Easiest and safest way to use MCP servers with Agents. https://t.co/0dQAn8WBd7 ...