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Paul Pierce says the NBA should change the three point line to a LED line that just comes and goes “Like you can turn it off, turn it back on in certain times of the game. Like, if you are down ten with three minutes in the 4th. It’s just ridiculous how I have watched games, it would be next three minutes of all threes. Like, 48 minutes a game the three point line should be on only like 30 minutes. Then we going to see who got game, then you going to have to get buckets now. You ain’t just going to be launching. You going to have to get money” (Via No Fouls Given)
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Paul Pierce says the NBA should change the three point line to a LED line that just comes and goes “Like you can turn it off, turn it back on in certain times of the game. Like, if you are down ten with three minutes in the 4th. It’s just ridiculous how I have watched games, it would be next three minutes of all threes. Like, 48 minutes a game the three point line should be on only like 30 minutes. Then we going to see who got game, then you going to have to get buckets now. You ain’t just going to be launching. You going to have to get money” (Via No Fouls Given)

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🚨 Keith Rabois breaks down the AI market through the lens of vertical integration: Tesla, Apple, OpenAI "Products really require vertical integration." TESLA: "Ultimately, you have a self-driving something that is custom built for knowing it's going to be self-driving." "And it interacts differently, the cost structure is different, the controls are different, the seating is different." "You build a product taking advantage of where in the stack you have the most competitive advantage. But then you leverage that and it reinforces." APPLE: "It's why Apple, despite missing the AI wave, is still a pretty good company from any empirical standpoint." "I mean like, their performance is absolutely miserable in the most important technology breakthrough in the last 70 years." "But the company is still alive, and still worth trillions of dollars because it's vertically integrated." OPENAI: "OpenAI, they do have a good product team." "And they need to stay ahead on the product level because they can't compete on the factory level." "The way to stay ahead on the product level is shipping a device." "It's gotta be good. It's gotta be right. It's gotta be the right form factor. It's gotta do things for humans that are unexpected." "But then if they do that, they're like Apple + AI."

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