Codex for finding the gaps and addressing them – I’ve been trying this on few internal projects: “What could be better in X, list issues with P0/1/2 and follow that up with proposed solutions for them”
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MoE vs Dense Models: Cost Efficiency
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Why this matters for open source: Dense models: Entire model needs retraining if you want to change anything
MoE models: Swap experts, add capabilities, fine-tune components independently Meta released Llama 405B (dense) – $50M+ training cost
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Microteam Success: Automation, Talent, and Growth Strategies
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The microteam meta lesson from 22 success stories: Automation + versatile talent = disproportional output Controversy + cross-platform leverage = free marketing at scale Quality + advocacy > paid growth Sweat the details https://
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Seizing Production Means: AI Ingenuity Versus Economic Control
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You can’t “seize the means of production” when the means of production are human ingenuity and hard work. All you can do is stamp them out.
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Matt’s Ecommerce and DTC Expertise Beyond Politics
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Matt works in ecommerce and a lot of us know him before all the political stuff. We still talk DTC quite often.
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Humane and Rabbit shipped but vapourware suggests unlikely success
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Humane and Rabbit shipped. Vapourware is for things that don’t ship at all. Anyway the point is that success is probably not in the cards for this.
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Rise of Chief Question Officer Managing AI Agent Fleets
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Thanks to AI, the job of more and more people will be to manage a fleet of AI agents by posing the right questions to them and evaluating their performance. Call it the rise of the CQO, the "Chief Question Officer".
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10 High-Paying Jobs AI Will Never Replace
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Career reality check. AI will automate tasks.
It will not replace human judgement, empathy, or leadership. Here are 10 high-paying jobs AI will never replace Because the future belongs to those who do what machines can’t. Read the full list: -
Jensen Praises Musk Collaboration on Computers and Optimus Robot
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« Elon Musk est tout simplement un ingénieur extraordinaire, et j’adore travailler avec lui. Nous allons construire encore beaucoup d’ordinateurs ensemble. Je suis ravi de collaborer avec lui. Je pense que l’opportunité Optimus est juste au coin de la rue. Il est très probable… pic.twitter.com/BGWHLs27BM
— VISION IA (@vision_ia) 2 janvier 2026« Elon Musk est tout simplement un ingénieur extraordinaire, et j’adore travailler avec lui. Nous allons construire encore beaucoup d’ordinateurs ensemble. Je suis ravi de collaborer avec lui. Je pense que l’opportunité Optimus est juste au coin de la rue. Il est très probable
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Organizations Prioritize Supply Chain Resilience and Agility
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Resilience and agility in supply chain management are the two main priorities for almost all organizations, with about 90% investing in greater supply chain resilience over the next two years. Source @Gartner_inc Link https://
gtnr.it/495cgcd via @antgrasso #supplychain