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@BasedBeff you cannot outaccelerate me

super interesting paper https://t.co/nuX8N1jYpS

Things that schools don't teach: 🧠 • Emotional behaviour • Financial management • Relationship building • Developing the passion • Handling failures • Forgiveness • Generosity • Altruism • Persistence • Mental health

Check out Parti (https://t.co/mWTkkp3iVt), our second text-to-image model after the release of our recent Imagen work (https://t.co/RhD6siY6BY). Read more about how Google Research teams have built these models using various #ML techniques. #parti #imagen https://t.co/EcgcyVD3i9

"A photo of the back of a wombat wearing a backpack and holding a walking stick. It is next to a waterfall and is staring at a distant mountain." #parti https://t.co/aPI43xa7v1 https://t.co/B5DjicsRU8

Free idea: AI generated children's book (for an infant). DALL-E does all the imagery. GPT-3 writes the story based on data from *good* children's books. You could generate 20-30 and pick the best one to sell.

DPI (distributions per investment): DPI is how much $ has been made through investments. Similar to ROI. A DPI of 5x means the fund provided a return 5 times the paid-in capital. So the more successful a firm the higher the DPI. BUT... https://t.co/F8Q7QYE78f

I just open-sourced 200+ slides from the major presentations I've given over the past 5 years: https://t.co/xfSeE5Byo2 https://t.co/ClqLdKv3Kq

Find Your Calling: Don't waste time building a business you hate. Focus on your purpose by completing your Ikigai. Ikigai = your reason for being The thing that gets you up in the morning. Steal the one below and fill it out: https://t.co/h2FP3jvNfH

High earners tend to see everything as an opportunity cost: working less, leisure time, having kids, etc. They don't realize that the biggest opportunity cost is enduring a meaningless life.

When I was a data analyst, I mostly did data science. When I was a data scientist, I mostly did data engineering. Now I'm a data engineer, and I'm mostly doing devops. 🤷

It’s finally here! AN IMMENSE WORLD is now officially published (in the US at least). I’ve been working on this since The Before Times, and I’m thrilled that it now exists outside my head and my home. Here's a thread about what the book means to me. 1/ https://t.co/J99xvmDaz5

PSA: The world’s smartest artificial intelligence (aka @OpenAI) made this magazine cover (yes, really!)—its first EVER. https://t.co/vgLOuKSQ4s

As faces can degenerate, as shown in this picture through a poor lifestyle, it can also recover The younger you are the quicker changes can happen. If you are older it just takes more time https://t.co/MRHoiL6S4T

What … is your favorite cheese?

Selama beberapa hari yang lalu, ada orang yang menginformasikan bahwa polusi udara yang buruk disebabkan oleh kembalian WFO Itu statementnya salah Ada banyak faktor diluar WFO yg pengaruh kepada udara buruk Di thread ini saya akan jelaskan beberapanya dengan data @nafasidn 👇 https://t.co/ZM79r75Wp5

Don't Say You Love the Anime If You Haven't Read the Manga 🤓 #Dalle #DalleMini #Dalle2 #Imagen #CVPR22 https://t.co/6Q5o8KPS5U https://t.co/p6PeNOepdR

Broke: electroporating plasmids into cells Woke: culture shock https://t.co/0mTxhK8MfS

Paramount and Avatar Studios' first three animated Avatar movies coming to theaters: ⛰️ Kyoshi (2024) 🔥 Zuko (2025) 🌊 Korra (2026) All the info: https://t.co/buXe34W2qE https://t.co/mXVkTVi40u

Visualizing Three Types of Inflation 📈 Type 1: Monetary Inflation = increase in money supply. https://t.co/IgfRU8jN2R

As an editor, I often read discussions that are long winded, meandering and fail to make an impact. They feel like an after-thought rather than a key part of the paper. Here are some tips to make your discussion better. Full credit to @sanjaysaint who taught me this years ago!

The media is a self-organizing division-creating machine. Shown is the political lean of various media organization. A good way to combat division is to read multiple sources across this spectrum, steelmanning perspective you don't agree with, seeking to understand not deride. https://t.co/Lhd8lTa0JL

I remember breaking down to my Ph.D. advisor about how stupid I felt while troubleshooting a problem in my project when she handed me this paper. Years later it is still relevant to young students starting off in Science. It's ok to feel stupid, we all do on a regular basis. https://t.co/FZAxfJcRJm

Most companies suck at solving problems So they pay McKinsey $500K+ to do it for them Here’s their 7-step problem-solving framework (for free):

Whatever you think, it is insanely cool to be researching A.I. at this moment of history. The closest is probably physics at the dawn of 20th century: progress at the human-life time scale.

1/ The Rule of 72 You can use The Rule of 72 to calculate how many years it will take to double your money on an investment The one thing you need to know to calculate this is: The annualized rate of return on your investment

Rather than start with a traditional title slide, I started this particular presentation with a fascinating factoid about collagen. I did this to grab the attention of the audience so they would be intrigued and hopefully pay more attention to my presentation. https://t.co/YCg3NCGTqy

Here I am with deepest wish that one day I’d get to be rich enough so I can fund and make my own great art to my heart’s content without ever thinking of how it would bring me money or how to return any investments. Rich enough so I can create and give my good shit for free.

Ph.D. shouldn't be about publishing in high-impact journals but mastering skills to solve problems, mentoring, leaders…

“The most consistent way to get rich is to grow your income and invest in income-producing assets. This doesn’t imply that you can ignore spending. Everyone should do a periodic review of their spending to ensure it isn’t wasteful. But there is no need to cut your lattes.”