
Ben Tseng
@BenjaminTseng
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Tweets on tech 🤖 (esp deeptech 🏭🔋🧬🧪🧫) & finance 💵 | Me: 🇹🇼🇺🇲 builder passionate for deeptech; 8+ yrs x-border deeptech VC; All opinions mine alone
Silicon Valley, CA
Joined August 2008
1/12 🚨 Diagnostics save lives, but building a business around them is another story. Why do so many promising tests fail to achieve financial or clinical success? The problem isn’t bad science—it’s brutal math. Here’s what diagnostic innovators need to know: 🧵👇
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Look it’s one thing to arrest illegal Immigrants; wouldn’t be my priority, but, whatever. But rounding up and humiliating foreign nationals of an allied nation who were here TO BUILD A FACTORY? How irredeemably stupid can you be?
'Nobody is going to stay and work when it's like this,' said an LG Energy Solutions subcontractor who was among the 300 South Koreans who returned to their country after being detained in a US immigration raid https://t.co/3ee9ngrW6z
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Trump is doing everything for putin, absolutely everything. Only European politicians still live in a fantasy world where Trump supports NATO. russia has significantly increased its airstrikes on Ukraine since Trump took office, the Wall Street Journal reported. Drone and
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Wow, $GOOGL Gemini has overtaken ChatGPT in top downloads in the US on iOS. Something to keep an eye on as ChatGPT has dominated the standings for months now. $GOOGL execution and product shipment showing results…
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Perhaps threatening to invade and annex Danish territory went down badly in Copenhagen... https://t.co/OMeaHfrNKX
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The importance of taste & judgement will be paramount for many jobs as AI lets people tap into the "average of the internet" level of skill How you stand out will be in how you apply taste (something the average of the internet will NEVER impart) to make something special
The most important skill for a researcher is not technical ability. It's taste. The ability to identify interesting and tractable problems, and recognize important ideas when they show up. This can't be taught directly. It's cultivated through curiosity and broad reading.
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Hey Claude: "Please create the PowerPoint shared by the high powered management consultants hired by Hamlet after seeing his fathers ghost" That was the only prompt. Loved that Claude made this from the McKinsey Elsinore office (with the right colors!), also that SWOT analysis!
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Answering questions from journalists, I noted: Patriot, SAMP/T and similar systems are not weapons against kamikaze drones. These are expensive missiles designed first and foremost for ballistic targets. A single Patriot interceptor costs $2-3 million, while a “shahed” or “Geran”
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This week, the FCC took a critical step toward strengthening U.S. national security by moving to revoke recognition of foreign testing labs with ties to the Chinese Communist Party (CCP). These labs have long played a behind-the-scenes role in certifying U.S. communications
NEW The FCC has identified 7 test labs that are apparently owned or controlled by China. Up to now, these labs have been authorized to review electronics headed for the U.S., including national security checks. We’re now taking action to kick bad labs out of the U.S. system.
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for those who haven't been following, this nepal story is fucking crazy: - bunch of teens and early 20s kids plan start a social movement against the current regime on social issues and econmical inequalties - government gets wind of it scaling and tries to geoblock social media
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A child in LA died from SSPE, a neurological condition which affects mainly children who were previously infected with measles There is no treatment and it's basically 100% fatal Another reminder of why measles is deadly serious and why vaccination is key
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We would also wish that the drone attack on Poland was a mistake. But it wasn’t. And we know it.
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Before the 18th century it was common to use vincula (straight lines drawn above the operations) to indicate order of operations instead of parentheses.
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