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Atlanta, GA (JUN.18.2026)- In all truth, it’s becoming damn near impossible to keep the Waymo versus firetruck truck videos sorted out. Staff at The Sunset Project™️ seem to be logging the same data every four hours. Here’s what this investigation revealed: -The firetruck with lights and sirens blaring crossed the double yellow to pass the stopped traffic. -As it approached the intersection, the Waymo kept coming right at it and challenged it to a head on collision. -The Waymo did not respond to the lights and sirens. -You’ll see that the copilot of the firetruck gets out to guide the fire backwards so that it can attempt to go around the Waymo -As the firetruck reverses, the Waymo surges forward to assert its dominance. -Finally, the firetruck engineer felt he had enough gap to try to get around the Waymo. The mainstream media picks up on these stories about 5% of the time. Not sure how they decide which ones are important and which ones are not. Then Waymo responds and explains how much they learned from the incident. Then the same incident keeps happening every four hours like clockwork. We are slowly getting better at guessing which stories will be picked up by the national media and this one definitely has a chance after it makes the local news in Atlanta. Notes: The video is sped to 1.5X for her pleasure) (the audio was replaced because every video on the Internet is playing the same song and it’s going to cause people to commit suicide). #NeedIntelligence #NeedInference #ManilaWeHaveAProblem

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If I had to pick one founder every early-stage builder should study, Filip Kaliszan would be near the top of the list. He’s not on X, he rarely gives interviews, and Verkada doesn’t really chase headlines. But I’ve learned a great deal from him ever since we first partnered together, all the way back to his first company in 2008, and again in 2017 when First Round was lucky enough to lead Verkada’s seed. When the Verkada team first started out, you could buy high-end cameras with cloud-based software to protect your home, but options were lacking and outdated in enterprise. Just under a decade later, they’ve hit 30K+ customers, $1B+ in annualized bookings, 2M+ devices deployed and a $5.8B valuation in a new round led by CapitalG. But whether it’s hacking together Raspberry Pi cameras to build the early prototype in 2016 or figuring out how to apply advances in AI and computer vision to physical security in 2025, Filip’s product building philosophy has remained remarkably consistent (and effective): he’s a student of the problem. “If you're willing to do the work, have the customer conversations, get on the plane and get out of your bubble to see how customers are using different solutions and build a picture of what will work for them, it's more of a well-defined process than it is a guessing game.” Filip gets at more of this idea below where he walks through Verkada’s path to PMF in an interview he did with us last year. Massive congrats to Filip and the entire Verkada team on this very well-deserved milestone today.

If I had to pick one founder every early-stage builder should study, Filip Kaliszan would be near the top of the list. He’s not on X, he rarely gives interviews, and Verkada doesn’t really chase headlines. But I’ve learned a great deal from him ever since we first partnered together, all the way back to his first company in 2008, and again in 2017 when First Round was lucky enough to lead Verkada’s seed. When the Verkada team first started out, you could buy high-end cameras with cloud-based software to protect your home, but options were lacking and outdated in enterprise. Just under a decade later, they’ve hit 30K+ customers, $1B+ in annualized bookings, 2M+ devices deployed and a $5.8B valuation in a new round led by CapitalG. But whether it’s hacking together Raspberry Pi cameras to build the early prototype in 2016 or figuring out how to apply advances in AI and computer vision to physical security in 2025, Filip’s product building philosophy has remained remarkably consistent (and effective): he’s a student of the problem. “If you're willing to do the work, have the customer conversations, get on the plane and get out of your bubble to see how customers are using different solutions and build a picture of what will work for them, it's more of a well-defined process than it is a guessing game.” Filip gets at more of this idea below where he walks through Verkada’s path to PMF in an interview he did with us last year. Massive congrats to Filip and the entire Verkada team on this very well-deserved milestone today.

Bill Trenchard

30,143 views • 7 months ago

Demis Hassabis described a world where central banks stop guessing on interest rates and run hundreds of thousands of simulated economies first. He wants to turn economics into a hard science. He thinks the way we run the economy is almost primitive. Right now the Fed moves rates half a percent and waits to find out if it caused a recession. His words: "oh, whoops. Maybe we shouldn't have done that." We make trillion dollar decisions and check the results after the damage is done. The data backs him harder than he said it. A study of more than 16,000 forecasts from the Philadelphia Fed's own survey found professional forecasters were 53% confident and 23% accurate. The people steering the economy are wrong roughly three times out of four. Hassabis wants to run the economy the way AlphaGo runs a board. Before a single move, AlphaGo simulates tens of thousands of paths and picks the most promising one. He wants the same for monetary policy. Simulate hundreds of thousands of trajectories, adjust the big levers in each one, then act on the aggregate. The reason we can't today is that the social sciences can't rerun the experiment. You get one timeline. You can't test a recession a thousand times in a controlled way. His fix is an AI that learns the simulation from the data, because we don't understand the economy well enough to code it by hand. Every central bank on earth is flying with one attempt and no rehearsal. Hassabis is describing the rewind button they have never had. --- Watch the full interview at Semafor on YouTube

Demis Hassabis described a world where central banks stop guessing on interest rates and run hundreds of thousands of simulated economies first. He wants to turn economics into a hard science. He thinks the way we run the economy is almost primitive. Right now the Fed moves rates half a percent and waits to find out if it caused a recession. His words: "oh, whoops. Maybe we shouldn't have done that." We make trillion dollar decisions and check the results after the damage is done. The data backs him harder than he said it. A study of more than 16,000 forecasts from the Philadelphia Fed's own survey found professional forecasters were 53% confident and 23% accurate. The people steering the economy are wrong roughly three times out of four. Hassabis wants to run the economy the way AlphaGo runs a board. Before a single move, AlphaGo simulates tens of thousands of paths and picks the most promising one. He wants the same for monetary policy. Simulate hundreds of thousands of trajectories, adjust the big levers in each one, then act on the aggregate. The reason we can't today is that the social sciences can't rerun the experiment. You get one timeline. You can't test a recession a thousand times in a controlled way. His fix is an AI that learns the simulation from the data, because we don't understand the economy well enough to code it by hand. Every central bank on earth is flying with one attempt and no rehearsal. Hassabis is describing the rewind button they have never had. --- Watch the full interview at Semafor on YouTube

Ihtesham Ali

15,140 views • 27 days ago

“I don’t have time to sort my health out now.” Bullsh*t. What you don’t have is an effective solution. We must divorce the idea that time is what’s required to fix your health issues. If I were to give you a pill with a 100% success rate to reverse your health condition, you would take it and be pretty happy, correct? Right. So now we can agree that time isn’t the defining factor. It’s the delivery mechanism and the chances of success. And you simply do not have the time or energy to find or create this solution. And nor should you. You have other things to worry about. Which is why you call in a specialist to help. If you had a burst pipe in your home, you’d call in a plumber. You wouldn’t try to learn their trade with water seeping through the walls. Because they've already dedicated the time to master the problem that you’re facing. If anything, trying to fix it yourself would only make it worse. Guessing your way through, throwing sh*t at the wall to see what sticks. When it comes to your health issues, I’m your plumber. I’ve put in the reps. In-fact, I live and breathe the art of reversing health conditions. And I know the one reason you’re reluctant to call me… It’s expensive. Well, today, it’s not. For less the $100/month you can work directly with me to finally kick your nagging health issues. A fully personalised approach to solve your health puzzle, including: ✅ Personalised Program Every 3mo ↳ Detailed Health History ↳ Up-To-Date Root Cause Analysis ↳ 12-Week Supplement Protocol ↳ Behavioural Synergies ↳ 7-Day Meal Plan ✅ My Complete 12-Step Health System ↳ 4hr38min Self-Guided Course ↳ Interactive Notion Dashboard ↳ Guided Walkthrough’s & Breathwork ✅ Private Platform & 24hr Support ↳ Ask Questions Whenever You Need ↳ Coaching From Me & The aura. Team ✅ Support Organising Any Testing ↳ Comprehensive Blood Panel ↳ GI-MAP, Mycotoxin Panel ↳ Metabolomix+ Metabolic Panel etc. All for <$100/month. The is our delivery mechanism, and it’s been tried-and-tested to maximise the success rate on all the clients who came before you. And if that’s not enough, wait hang on… That is enough. I will not give you an ounce more than you need, because time is of the essence. Secure the Black Friday offer here: (You have 24hrs)

“I don’t have time to sort my health out now.” Bullsht. What you don’t have is an effective solution. We must divorce the idea that time is what’s required to fix your health issues. If I were to give you a pill with a 100% success rate to reverse your health condition, you would take it and be pretty happy, correct? Right. So now we can agree that time isn’t the defining factor. It’s the delivery mechanism and the chances of success. And you simply do not have the time or energy to find or create this solution. And nor should you. You have other things to worry about. Which is why you call in a specialist to help. If you had a burst pipe in your home, you’d call in a plumber. You wouldn’t try to learn their trade with water seeping through the walls. Because they've already dedicated the time to master the problem that you’re facing. If anything, trying to fix it yourself would only make it worse. Guessing your way through, throwing sht at the wall to see what sticks. When it comes to your health issues, I’m your plumber. I’ve put in the reps. In-fact, I live and breathe the art of reversing health conditions. And I know the one reason you’re reluctant to call me… It’s expensive. Well, today, it’s not. For less the $100/month you can work directly with me to finally kick your nagging health issues. A fully personalised approach to solve your health puzzle, including: ✅ Personalised Program Every 3mo ↳ Detailed Health History ↳ Up-To-Date Root Cause Analysis ↳ 12-Week Supplement Protocol ↳ Behavioural Synergies ↳ 7-Day Meal Plan ✅ My Complete 12-Step Health System ↳ 4hr38min Self-Guided Course ↳ Interactive Notion Dashboard ↳ Guided Walkthrough’s & Breathwork ✅ Private Platform & 24hr Support ↳ Ask Questions Whenever You Need ↳ Coaching From Me & The aura. Team ✅ Support Organising Any Testing ↳ Comprehensive Blood Panel ↳ GI-MAP, Mycotoxin Panel ↳ Metabolomix+ Metabolic Panel etc. All for <$100/month. The is our delivery mechanism, and it’s been tried-and-tested to maximise the success rate on all the clients who came before you. And if that’s not enough, wait hang on… That is enough. I will not give you an ounce more than you need, because time is of the essence. Secure the Black Friday offer here: (You have 24hrs)

Ben Smith

16,283 views • 7 months ago