Tomasz Tunguz
Everything Tomasz personally uses, recommends, or has created — plus things they don't recommend — sourced from their own show and appearances on other podcasts.
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"I think it's really impressive. There's a 10 percentage point improvement on key benchmarks. I ran it through its phases. I had it analyze three code bases last night and was using it to optimize performance and it did phenomenally well. It's fundamentally much better."
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"Danaher would be a publicly traded example of a kind of a holding company. Constellation Software would be an example of another one."
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"There are four different layers of the AI stack. One is you have a phone, goes through Twilio, then you need to convert that phone call into digital."
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"From Cash App to Revolut to all these wallets around the world can talk to these networks."
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"We're also investors in a company called Olama, which has about 10 million people using it — initially for local AI so you can actually run a lot of AI on your computer. Stanford released a study about three or four weeks ago showing 90% of white collar AI use cases can be solved on your MacBook."
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"As we think about what Cursor has done or what Meta is doing with Muse, they very likely want to develop very specific models that are incredibly efficient to serve."
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"In the sharing economy context, I like Airbnb way more than Uber. Airbnb sounds like this very innocent virtual bed and breakfast, this very light, non-threatening sort of company."
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"We've kind of created the most trusted dollar on the internet with USDC. And these operating system layers actually have features that AI can build on top of."
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"As you get the proliferation of wallets that can talk to these computer networks, which is now everywhere — like from Cash App to Revolut to all these wallets around the world — you can talk to these networks."
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"PayPal was a very friendly name. It was the friend that helps you pay."
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"We turned on a new global operating system today called Arc. It is an economic operating system that we've been building for two and a half years. Hundreds of companies launch their apps and services on it."
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"Nvidia is pushing quite a bit with the Neotron and the acquisition of Hugging Face plus the Poolside semi-acquisition, let's call it."
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"Danaher would be a publicly traded example of a kind of a holding company. Constellation Software would be an example of another one."
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"Uber — that sort of sounds like a bad name from Germany sometime in the 1930s. What are you exactly, above the law?"
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"Napster was a bad name. It was the music sharing site. You nap some music, you nap a kid — that sounds like sort of a bad thing to be doing."
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