We need to overhaul higher education in America as follows: 1) For those about to pay: No more federal underwriting of student loans. Let the free market differentiate schools, degrees and costs. Without this, more kids will get trapped for life in debt they can never pay back

.@SkildAI AI CEO @pathak2206 discusses how the startup is building a robot “brain” that learns from watching humans and practicing itself https://t.co/rK7sh7vJ1l

We’re working with @LockheedMartin to explore how quantum systems could enable new AI capabilities beyond classical approaches. This work could reshape how complex systems are designed across defense, finance, and pharmaceuticals.

My dad is my hero. He’s the best, most ethical person I know. I’ve always wanted to be just like him. Which is why I followed him into the Navy. My dad served 37 years. I served 34. In 2018, I joined him as an admiral, making us the first U.S. Naval Academy father and daughter

In retrospect, Sun as the beginning of a different kind of startup, the SCRAPPY but ambitious startup, from 20’s year olds without credibility or big connections. We beat the establishment startups like Apollo that had martini’s for lunch, had raised 10x more money, founders with

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Mathematics. This is a form of Christmas humor for mathematicians, widely circulating on the Web. Source: https://t.co/QA8enU3jDL

Reminder: Bethlehem Steel was able to build a ship a day during WW2.

For decades, society has sold us a specific formula for success: High IQ + Perfect Test Scores + Specialized Knowledge = A Secure Future. We hire the “smartest” people. We obsess over grades. We treat intelligence as a scarce, gold-standard resource. But @JensenHuangcon is

Happy 138th Birth Anniversary to Srinivasa Ramanujan, the self-taught Indian mathematical genius. He discovered nearly 4,000 original theorems and equations, many of them so far ahead of their time that they were proven only decades after his death. India observes National

Happy 138th birthday today, Ramanujan!

Maryna Viazovska, a mathematician from Kyiv, was awarded the Fields Medal in 2022—one of the most prestigious honors in mathematics—for solving the problem of sphere packing in eight-dimensional space. Notably, before her breakthrough, the problem had only been solved in three

heartbreaking tragic -- a bright light criminally cut short by a deranged man

@bearlyai Less hair. Same love for Excel!

27 September 1956. US Captain Milburn Grant "Mel" Apt (b. 9 April 1924) became the first pilot to exceed Mach 3. He flew the Bell X-2 46674 rocketplane to Mach 3.196 (2,094 mph). At 65,589 feet. It began uncontrolled oscillations. 'Mel' Apt was unable to escape and was killed.

No disrespect to Linus Torvalds, but this guy is the greatest geek alive 🫡 Created UNIX in 1971 when he was 28 years old. Created Go in 2009 when he was 66 years old. He also developed the B programming language (which led to C), created UTF-8 encoding (making international

New episode of Uncapped with @vkhosla, one of the greatest entrepreneurs and venture investors of all time. We discussed his predictions of the future, and his predictions of the future in the past. Talking to him made it easy for me see why he's been so successful. Enjoy.

Occasionally I try an AI tool so incredible that I simply can’t stop playing with it. The new @theworldlabs model definitely qualifies here. It’s almost impossible to describe how cool it is to walk through a 3D world that you generated from a single image.

Never forget

A year later I am still awestruck. Progress has bloomed in many directions and capabilities. The remaining critiques (and there are real ones) will fastly be overcome ... I define AGI as a system capable of doing 80% of 80% of all thinking and knowledge jobs. That is happening

Israel is preparing to perform the world’s first-ever human spinal cord implant, a medical breakthrough that could allow paralyzed patients to walk again. https://t.co/5JJdZbdfFU