Patrick J. Wolf
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My family and I went blueberry picking with some friends yesterday morning.
Both girls were great at it! Combined, they almost picked (and ate) more than me!
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Check out my latest article "AI-Driven Business Strategies: The Future of Value Creation"
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Check out my article: "Elevating the IT Mantra: The Crucial Role of Data in Connecting People, Process, and Technology for Next-Gen Business Value"
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I sold all the $PLTR I owned after multiple different people who have directly worked with them for years still don’t have a running or viable implementations.
It’s just a tool for the gov, private sector doesn’t seem to be very engaged with viable solutions.
1/ $PLTR is one of the most important companies in the world. I believe it will be $1 trillion company one day.
Yet, most people don't know what it actually does.
Here is everything you need to know about $PLTR, business, investment thesis, financials, everything.
(Thread 🧵)
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“We want AI!”
No, you want advanced analytics. Or, for that matter, analytics that more than Excel or PowerBI
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The flight from Duluth, MN, to Williston, ND, used to always overbooked.
Every month, when I’d fly back out there, I’d net another $2-3K
It was worth the gamble to buy a second seat that I didn’t use to give up both tickets.
My United flight to Denver is currently offering $2,500 vouchers with overnight hotel and we haven’t gotten enough volunteers yet to rebook 🤯
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$Nvidia is selling shovels in this AI gold rush.
Their core GPU gamers built a loyal consumer base.
Demand spiked for Bitcoin mining.
And now, even larger demands with AI.
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You’ll see an increasing push for nuclear power now that companies need effective, clean, affordable power production.
Tech lobbying will ramp up in Washington to get these open.
You won’t see solar or wind power sources anymore in the future; they have effectively failed for
Zuck says in this interview that the main barrier to AGI soon is energy, which expands at regulatory, not technological, pace. He notes that there has yet to be a gigawatt data center.
Data centers used to have to be placed close to demand, for speed reasons. But AI training is
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Wow, that's a cool, new, modern, and sleek brand logo. Is that like an NFT or something?
It's kind of wild that you destroyed an recognizable brand logo for something that looks like everyone else’s logo.
Did AI make that for you? Oh, you paid a firm $500k for that design?
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- Plug HDMI from TV to laptop
- Automatically starts sharing laptop screen
- TV turns back to it’s Home Screen full of ads
- highlights the app “HMDI 1” option
- click ok on remote; just places the app tile on the screen
- scroll over and select HDMI 1 tile, select.
- wait for
for that matter, now that my TV has many gigaflops of computing power, every button press has a delay of 5 seconds. in the 80s it was 16 milliseconds
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“It’s all in the mindset!”
“Have you tried this one simple trick? It’s called, selling”
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This was one of those weeks where work has been 5am - 6pm nonstop.
Luckily I’m able to take some 30 min calls while on a walk.
(The past three weeks have been this way)
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Whoa that’s pretty cool
Brickit is an app that scans all your LEGO bricks: it will recognize all of them and then give you suggestions on what you can build with the bricks that you have.
[📹 rainbow. construction]
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Workers should be able to leave anytime as long as their work and duties are completed for the day
Should employees be allowed to take their “lunch break” at the end of the day and just leave early?
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Stoped for a quick bite to eat.
Glad they have an AI assistant to support my need for a massive pastrami sandwich
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Can Google spend just a tiny bit of resources to making gmail not be absolutely terrible.
I should be able to use the search feature to find prior emails. It can be word for word the email and it still will not show me anything related.
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Uh-oh
Another company falls to the failure to materialize on AI.
$Dell Stock Falls as Earnings, Revenue Beat on Surging AI Server Demand Fails To Impress
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I love how there are all these “tips” or “tricks” when the best tip is to just do it, stop being lazy, etc.
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Sounds like it would suck to work at Dell.
As part of Dell's RTO policy, they'll track VPN usage and badge swiping.
They'll also mark you as:
Blue flag for "consistent" onsite presence (39 days/Q)
Green for "regular" presence
Yellow for "some" presence
Red for "limited" presence
Red and yellow = escalated to COO.
🤡
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🎤 I'm excited to be speaking at the upcoming CDAO Canada 2024, happening on March 26-27 at the Hyatt Regency Toronto. 🇨🇦
🎫 To join me, you can register here
#CDAOCanada
Corinium Global Intelligence
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You’re telling me companies can’t all have continuous growth and profitability when most of the consumer market will disappear in 30 years??
😮
*note my sarcasm
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“The wounds received in battle bestow honor, they do not take it away.”
— Gaius Julius Caesar
“He has the stamps of the war upon him: scars to show it.”
— Coriolanus, Act 2, Scene 1
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I had a great time hiking and camping these past couple of days with several friends.
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Anyone who has maxed out excel:
Thinking back to that time when some JP Morgan analysts uncovered a massive startup fraud because the data science professor who fabricated their customer data hit the Microsoft Excel row limit and just rolled with it.
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5.) "Hey, you, you're finally awake. You were trying to cross the border, right?"
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I love how I need 500 different apps for the most basic human functions which 10 years prior were not needed.
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Name a worse look than an ill-fitting polo tucked into dress slacks
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The
#1
spot in the entire world where people live to 100 years old:
Sardinia, Italy.
I wanted to find out what Sardinians are doing that other places aren’t…
Here are the 5 key things I found:
(Actions you can steal
The
#1
spot in the entire world where people live to 100 years old:
Sardinia, Italy.
I wanted to find out what Sardinians are doing that other places aren’t…
Here are the 5 key things I found:
(Actions you can steal)
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How about no.
Microsoft announces "Recall" AI for Windows 11, a new feature that runs in the background and records everything you see and do on your PC:
#Windows11
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One week away!!
I'm happy to share that I'll be speaking at Build a Robust AI Data Strategy: Readiness Assessment and Implementation on May 30.
Register, attend, and learn what "good" looks like with an AI Strategy!
Or, if you want to engage in developing an AI/Data Strategy,
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A while back, people would get a job in the Tesla assembly line for a week or so to have “Tesla” as an employer on their resume.
For a while, it helped them get past automatic resume screening/ranking.
These were SWE, etc. btw
Companies people don't stay at very long:
1. Apple: 1.7 years
2. Amazon: 1.8 years
3. Meta: 1.8 years
4. Elevance Health: 1.9 years
5. Tesla: 2.0 years
Why do you think this is?
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Watched The Promised Land this evening.
Great film! Highly recommend.
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Lots of people claiming to be an “executive” when they’re just a glorified IC.
I don’t get it.
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What is the best lead generation method?
In person!
It’s hard for them to ignore you; it’s all about how you execute the conversation and the next steps.
If you’re struggling with cold outreach, remember:
~ 50% of prospects won’t open emails
~ 85% of your convos won’t lead to meetings
~ 90% of your calls won't get answered
~ 98% of your prospects won’t reply
Fear or giving up too soon is why most people fail.
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Tragic loss!
He provided such great entertainment for many generations.
Rest in peace
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Very impressive
📯🇳🇴Norway's investments in Oil & Gas will reach a new high in 2024 to almost $22 billion.
A nearly 5% increase compared to 2023.
🇳🇴expects to find more resources in its offshore, including in the Arctic Barents Sea, while it seeks more coordination with🇪🇺EU on gas exports
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The Ace near me has the friendliest workers
Ace Hardware has an unconventional business model in the US. The stores are independently owned purchasing cooperatives.. so the stores are all owned locally, but they buy in bulk together.
Unlike Home Depot, its profits stay in the neighborhood, not extracted by shareholders.
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It took me eight years to decide to throw out all my college notes.
I thought, for some reason, “I may need these.”
I only really need the textbook for reference. But even now, with LLMs, etc., I don’t even need those!
5 years of electrical engineering notes in a German college: 35k sheets
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Calling any support number is hell.
After 500 random prompts you finally get the robot to redirect you to a human, only for them to hang up.
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If your company product is terrible and there isn’t a good value story, you’ll have a tough time selling it.
It sounds simple, but it is a significant consideration for any sales rep before joining a company.
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Having a child really helps one appreciate the ability to sleep until 5:45 AM
I don’t think I could physically sleep until 7:30am if I tried.
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True!
idk who needs to hear this but product design is closer to engineering and strategy than graphic design and brand
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Bloatware and spyware
my hardware-programmer father has lectured me about "software programmers getting lazier faster than CPUs getting faster"
we have these GHz CPUs, and tens of GB of RAM, but if the software gets less efficient faster than the hardware improving; then old tech seems "snappy"
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This would actually be pretty cool
Instead of leaf blowers, I want a quiet little robot that picks leaves up one at a time and puts them in a bag, at night while I'm sleeping.
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Should I be worried that my PhD dissertation is being downloaded by a lot of people in Iran, Pakistan, China, and Russia?
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This is crazy!
Glad nuclear is becoming popular again.
This photo is the steel reinforcement of the base of a wind turbine, you will still have to add between 600 and 800 M3 of concrete, which is a weight of nearly 2000 tons!
Once the wind turbine is dismantled, this base will forever be buried in the ground.
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Idk but I saw at least 15 physiques like this at the airport today
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You’ll see more nuclear opening soon.
Demand for cheap and consistent power is too great!
Georgia Power just brought two new nuclear reactors online.
Together, they will:
‣ run for 60-80 years
‣ power 500,000 homes
‣ generate $700 million in revenue per year
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I’ve been saying this all along!
Everyone should watch a video of US aircraft carriers, realize that they’re floating cities powered entirely by a batch of spicy rocks for a quarter century between refueling, and realize how badly humanity is sandbagging itself by not nuclearmaxxing!
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Raw honey and bee pollen
Healthy gut biome
I never have allergies, no matter where I travel
Wanna hear something CRAZY?
They don’t do allergy shots in Europe. Or the rest of the world outside of the USA. They take a course of pills to get the same immunity!
So why the hell do we have to take shots in the USA? Well, follow the money…
In the USA, allergists and
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I reserved my spot for the new Robinhood Gold Card! Here’s my link so you can get access, too.
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The government will add more zeros on the computer and fund it fully.
Scare tactic article.
Every day, Congress and the Executive Branch spend billions like a college kid at spring break.
Social Security projected to run out of money to pay full benefits in 2033 and Medicare in 2036, per Bloomberg.
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Looks like future Forbes 30 under 30 founders just dropped
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Solar and wind for large scale energy consumption is dying.
It may work well for an individual but not mass consumption of the modern world.
Nuclear power is the future.
Especially with companies like
@oklo
Solar stocks' recent struggles present a potential buying opportunity for long-term investors -- especially with solar & wind energy expected to surge from 12% to 33% of world energy production by 2030.
Let's explore the competitive moats of my top 10 favorite solar names👇
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The economists that NPR brings on are some of the dumbest people I’ve ever heard.
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Lmao
This is a project that would take 1-2 quarters at most to implement.
Lots of planners, not enough doers cause this issue.
Just heard of a utilities government company that is going bankrupt after their IT arm went all-in on Scrum and SAFe, rewrote a billing system, and that billing system got delayed long enough that they could not collect revenue, and ran out of money.
Oh man.
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Plan for your retirement and don’t account for your 401k or SS.
If you happen to have either, you’ll be much farther ahead.
That’s all you’ll get from me for financial advice.
Social security is not a retirement plan.
I’m no expert, but I’m convinced that by the time my generation (millennials) are old enough to draw Social Security, it will either no longer exist or be so insignificant that it might as well not exist.
Maybe it can supplement a
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90% of the time flight attendants need to stop using the microphone and just let passengers chill.
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This is how my kids stand and look at me when they’re going to the bathroom
The Wenlock figurine, thought to be a Romano-British sculpture associated with an ancient water shrine near Wenlock Priory, Shropshire. Many British springs show continuity as sacred places of ritual in the Prehistoric age, through the Roman period and on into the Christian era.
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Production and supply have caught up with demand
Before you make the mistake of buying a short-term rental today, consider...
Two years ago you could NOT get a Schlage Encode.
They were sold out EVERYWHERE except eBay for $600.
I just got this for $200 via 2-day Amazon delivery.
What's that tell you?
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Check out the AQ230A-7AVT
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People should read about Lee Kuan Yew and what he did to make Singapore wealthy and developed.
Singapore is rich because of its lucky geography by a shipping lane.
If so, why aren't other places by shipping lanes rich? Yemen, Somalia, Suez, Kerala, Dakar, Panama ought to be as rich as Singapore.
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Well are you friendly or not?
someone on the street just came up to me and asked: “hi, are you friendly?”
and like
wtf does someone respond to this
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Maybe more concrete and parking
For RVs maybe
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Thank you,
@WellsFargo
, for shipping my newly ordered checks to a random address in Wisconsin.
I’m lucky the couple that received them were kind enough to contact me and let me know they’ll mail them back to me!
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Well to be fair, most Americans don’t understand the concept of debt.
Most Americans shouldn’t have a credit card.
61% of Americans carry a credit card balance of $6,000~
58% have been in credit card debt for more than a year
Do Americans have a credit card problem?
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The question every mouse jiggler fears
“What have you completed this week?”
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Steve Jobs on what hurt Apple.
Thinking a great idea is 90% of the work.
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They tried this in Ancient Rome
Yea… it’s over.
“What if we printed more money and then made a law saying that prices can’t be raised”
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Almost all colleges will simply accept your application if you have “good” grades
They just want you to pay full tuition.
a student on reddit used
#ChatGPT
on all his college essays and got into Columbia and Northwestern, among others
is this the future?
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Universities collect this information but to seek donations.
i wish there was an FDA label but for college degrees
before you take on $100k of debt it tells you what % of people with your degree get hired after college, average starting salary, etc
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It is safe!
"Citizens, rest easy-- the one and a half denarius dog will remain. True Roman food for true Romans."
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Is there a way to turn off 98% of the new updates they’ve done to Google products these last 7 years?
It’s all gotten worse.
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Controversial take, but real estate agents won’t be a common job in the future. 95% of them are unnecessary and provide no value add to the process.
Agents blowing by a clear articulation of their value prop and moving onto emotional blackmail
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Timberlake’s media team be like:
“Let’s go pro-DUI, anti-cop doing his job. Need public pity for rich people being picked on by one young officer”
Sag Harbor cop who didn't recognize Justin Timberlake during DWI arrest is unmasked as rookie Michael Arkinson... and he's been infuriating the Hamptons elite for months
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Born and raised Duluth, MN.
I only need a glimpse of the sun to be good for 8 months.
Working theory: the PNW gets so little sunshine it changes you.
I moved there for ~6 mos and never slept more in my life, 11-12 hrs/day. Transplant Coworkers had to go on antidepressants.
I think this why so many major coffee chains originated there.
Am I crazy?
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People are afraid of 6am customer calls?
I have 2-3 a week.
Just the nature of doing business when you live in the west coast
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