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"Conversely, if you're using ChatGPT or Claude to try to assess a given public company as a good or bad investment, rest assured that many people have already done this."
"I use a Morpheus chest strap."
"I have a document, a Google Doc that is the ten commandments of my calendar basically."
"the Google Calendar integration has also been helpful. In other words, updating a calendar entry from Claude or creating multiple at a time."
"In my case, something called Ezetimibe, otherwise known as Zetia. Very well studied, very well tolerated."
"your ability to navigate is probably deteriorated since using Google Maps"
"if you're using ChatGPT or Claude to try to assess a given public company as a good or bad investment"
"So I use the way all the time full disclosure we're both involved with it... it's just I think it's good for humanity and people to learn from somebody who is really deliberate about layering on progressive skills"
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"This is Google and it is a serious place of work. Please do not use Comic Sans."
"Simple answer against me a lot. For me, nothing. The deleterious effects and the ways it's affected other parts of my life, no done me a goddamn bit of good. Clarity is quite lovely."
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Clear filters"The other one is let's get on a Zoom call and discuss. And what happens is you get on a Zoom call and they somehow figure out a way to get you to provide screen access."
"Brandon Sanderson, one of the most legendary fantasy writers in the world, who is prolific. And I think he wrote five books before he even attempted to publish one."
"Jack Canfield who co-created Chicken Soup for the Soul which has sold hundreds and hundreds of millions of copies"
"There's the Vipassana approach there's transcendental meditation there's zen which is very much its own thing"
"There's the Vipassana approach there's transcendental meditation there's zen which is very much its own thing"
"How many of you invested in or even know of Diamond Rio? These are MP3 players that predated the iPod."
"They have hardware, right? In terms of TPUs, they have incredible unparalleled access to information."
"MPman F10. Come on now. You guys must remember MPMAN F10. These are MP3 players that predated the iPod."
"if I were to tell you to go buy what color is my parachute or something, you might glean something from that."
"In the last week, Claude's desktop app has shipped a bunch of features that do a lot of what OpenClaw can do in a more user friendly way."
"Barry Lopez who won I believe it was the Booker or Pulitzer Prize for another of his books called Arctic Dreams."
"I've seen it used at Shopify. I've seen it used at Dropbox."
"I've seen it used at Shopify. I've seen it used at Dropbox."
"Michael Pollan's exceptional book how to change your mind right that might be the cutoff for before and after"
"creating a category of one in a sense, much like Cirque du Soleil did back in the day. I'm expecting you're not dealing with Eastern European acrobats, but you get the idea."
"I did a podcast with Steve Jurvetson ages ago who was one of the first investors in D-Wave."
"With something like OpenClaw, due to security concerns, I let friends of mine be the first elect to be some of the first monkeys shot into space."
"They've got Demis and DeepMind internally. They've got the ability to spin things out like Waymo."
"They've got the ability to spin things out like Waymo."
"Jobs famously changed it from Speeds and Feeds into 10,000 Songs in Your Pocket. iPod leads to podcasting. Yes, that was the genesis of this podcasting term."