Clueless nature of @business their utter lack of history of @awscloud and how it came about and how it scaled is shameless, given they have @BradStone who damn wrote a book of it. Kudos @edzitron you say scary things. I tru and say the same things my way, because I am well, OG and have learned to be cautious vs caustic at times. But I can stop reading you. 👍🏽👍🏽 It’s not about the inevitability about the internet, or commerce or ai. The madness is about the math that does not make sense. Ai is inevitable. So is math madness. *** Here are my recent pieces about AI om.co/2026/05/29/anthropic-a… om.co/2026/05/21/the-rocket-… om.co/2026/05/01/what-micros… om.co/2026/04/30/what-i-lear… om.co/2026/04/30/with-ai-hea…

At the school talent show, 11-year-old Samuel didn’t just find his voice — he found his flock. The autistic student with Tourette syndrome can mimic 50 different birds, a talent that had gone unnoticed until that unforgettable performance. @SteveHartmanCBS is On the Road.

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Cliff Asness (the co-founder of AQR, who manages billions) on the one belief about that most of his peers would disagree with: "as we move into a world where machine learning is becoming a bigger part of the quant toolkit, we are big believers that economic intuition as a restraint on overfitting is still pretty important." "finance is still a high noise to signal ratio place. in that world, overfitting is a problem." "but one thing ML has done is point out that underfitting is also a problem. and you have to balance the two." "not using these techniques was probably underfitting and missing some of the true complication." this is the most balanced take on ML in trading i've heard. it's both problems exist simultaneously and the skill is balancing them. but for the regular retail trader, I would still say stay far away from machine learning, you will likely just overfit.

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When an Olympic champion decides to compete in her parents' race at school and no one has a chance

A great reminder that letting startups grow into independently successful businesses, rather than be bought up by existing giants, can generate enormous value. A win for employees, investors, innovation, and the public.

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ROG WRITES: Devastated to wake to the news that Liverpool’s Diogo Jota has passed away. The 28-year-old forward, who played the game with humility, clinicality, and a childhood glee was reported to have been in a car crash in Spain. He died alongside his brother André Filipe, a professional soccer player in the Portuguese second division. It is an awful, unfathomable story which hits so hard. A month ago Jota was walking around Anfield as a champion. He then paraded through the streets of Liverpool with his team and the Premier League trophy. On June 8th, he won the Nations League with Portugal. Ten days ago, he was married. The photographs he posted depict a beaming human being, on top of the world, standing proudly alongside his wife, Ruta Cardoso, and his three young children. Images of beauty. It is now heartbreaking to contemplate and impossible to process. Words cannot be summoned to capture the enormity of the shock and the loss. As Jurgen Klopp, a man of enormous faith posted, “this is a moment where I struggle! There must be a bigger purpose! But I can’t see it!” Remember Diogo like this: Scoring his last goal. For Liverpool, dancing through the Everton defense to deliver Derby Day glory. As he often said, the football field was where he felt most alive, and he made so many Liverpool fans experience some of their most powerful collective memories that will live on forever. Our thoughts and love go out to Diogo’s family, all at Liverpool Football Club, and Liverpool supporters across our own community. Savor every second of life. Never take a moment for granted. #YNWA 🙏🇵🇹💔

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