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A thought-provoking question that an investor posed to financial institutions: if value will shift from people to systems, then the only thing you should start doing is to take the tacit experience in the minds of top experts and transfer it into a system you own—one that can operate independently.

#Aİ #人工智能 #金融 #投资机构 #企业管理 #长期主义

The position we find ourselves in today feels more like 1870—an industrial-revolution-level upheaval is coming toward us.

#AI #人工智能 #投资 #经济史 #技术革命 #长期主义

Let's revisit together the growth story of Hyperliquid and its founder chameleon_jeff
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Within the next five years, Successful Company's organizational structure will be completely different from today. The capabilities required of the people in the most important roles will also be completely different—because this batch of "new employees," AI, is becoming smarter, cheaper, and faster at a pace that humans can hardly imagine.

So what should we learn? There is only one answer: learn how to solve hard problems, and also learn how to pose new hard problems—then lead an AI army to tackle complex issues at massive scale in parallel.

#AI #人工智能 #职场 #科技趋势 #学习方法 #长期主义

This isn’t just another technology cycle—something has comprehensively surpassed human cognitive abilities, and within a few years it will be combined with cheap, capable humanoid robots. The changes to the economy and employment will be far deeper than any technological wave he will experience in his lifetime.

“Until now it was used to fool you”—the greatest risk is using old experience to fit a new species.

#Aİ #人工智能 #科技趋势 #人形机器人 #技术革命 #长期主义

How Buffett Talks About Picking Up Bargains: Buy 2002 Junk Bonds, Opportunities After the LTCM Crisis, Stocks With Low P/E Ratios in 1974—None of it requires high IQ or investment talent. You just need the courage to stick to your own judgment. When everyone else is frozen with fear, you dare to make a move. “It’s not that nobody knows stocks are cheap—everyone knows. It’s just that when people get scared, they can’t act. Follow logic, not emotion—everyone understands the reasoning, but some people just can’t get past it.”

#巴菲特 #价值投资 #投资思维 #逆向投资 #长期主义

A well-informed insider recalls Buffett and Munger: they truly believe that people and life itself are equal. They show deep respect to the most ordinary working people, and they treat the richest billionaires with the same attitude. When Munger meets someone—even if the person sitting down is a billionaire—there is no difference to Munger. “I think this is the character of these two old gentlemen.”

#巴菲特 #芒格 #价值观 #人物访谈 #长期主义

A CEO on leadership: just three words—intelligence, emotional intelligence, and humility. Intelligence is the sum of attitude and effort; the core of emotional intelligence is persuading others to do what they don’t want to do, but what you want them to do; and humility is having the courage to hire people who are smarter than you.

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Uber CEO: Others may be smarter than me, but they can’t outwork me

What’s the most important skill in life? The answer from this executive—who used to be a banker and now runs Uber—is: hard work. And it’s not something you can just decide on and instantly obtain—it requires practice.

This interview makes three points clear:

• The gap between top athletes and ordinary ones isn’t talent—talent is world-class across the board. The difference is self-discipline, a systematic approach, and leaving nothing to chance. Look at Cristiano Ronaldo. Look at Jordan.
• “Others may be smarter and more gifted, but if they try to outwork me—no way.” It’s an advantage that compounds over time, so he wants Uber to become an intensely hard-charging company.
• But “hard-charging” doesn’t mean having no flexibility: from 6 to 8 p.m., it’s fixed—always with the family for dinner. At 9:30 p.m. and 5:30 a.m., he still replies to emails.

In the end, the host asked one more question: There must be a price, right? His answer was straightforward: Of course there are trade-offs—life is made of trade-offs.

#人物访谈 #Uber #工作哲学 #自律 #长期主义 #复利思维 #职场成长 #深度思考

SEC Chair Just Announced the “Innovation Exemption” — The CLARITY Act Couldn’t Move Forward in Congress This Week, and the SEC Decided to Use Its Statutory Authority to Clear the Path on Its Own.

Here’s what they clarified:

• Exemption for two types of determinations: trading venues will no longer be counted as “exchanges” (Section 3(a)(1) of the Securities Exchange Act), and liquidity providers will no longer be counted as “dealers” (3(a)(5))
• Time-limited: expires after five years, while the Commission evaluates future rules during that period
• Conditional: the trading venue must be a U.S. entity; participants must already be eligible for clearing; no synthetic instruments are allowed; the issuer of the underlying stock must be notified and given the opportunity to opt out; tokenized stocks must grant holders the same rights
• In one line: “We’re not trying to freeze today’s technology into tomorrow’s standards.”
• But after the temporary measure, there must be lasting legislative follow-up

A timeline worth remembering: This week, the CLARITY Act stalled in Congress → in the same week, the SEC stepped in using regulatory authority.

This video translates the SEC Chair’s exact words into Chinese, sentence by sentence, with Chinese subtitles.

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The hardest kind of decision in life is: “I want to know the outcome first before I choose”—but the outcome is simply unknowable.

This part is about the value of youthful optimism: you don’t have to figure out right now what you’ll do twenty years from now, or what you’ll achieve. There’s never just one road to the top of Mount Fuji. You just need to pick the one you think is best, and keep walking forward.

In the second half, there’s a very apt metaphor: life is like wading across a great river with fast-flowing water, with stones scattered in it. If you want to cross, you have to first stand on the bank and see clearly the few stones right in front of you—use the tip of your foot to nudge them, and take a look at the larger stones in the distance. But at some point, you must choose a stone and jump—because this river is flowing; it keeps changing.

Those who try to calculate every step perfectly while still on the shore end up staying on the shore.

#纪录片 #人生选择 #长期主义 #认知升级 #延迟满足 #个人成长 #深度思考

Naval: In an age of abundance, the biggest mistake is committing too early

Naval Ravikant (founder of AngelList, one of Silicon Valley’s most respected thinkers) was asked how to summarize the path to success. His answer was just two words: productize yourself.

This saying is worth breaking down into three layers:

Escape competition with authenticity: The more you do what comes naturally to you, the fewer competitors you’ll face—no one can beat you at "being yourself." The real moat isn’t copying the strong; it’s becoming an irreplaceable you.
Find the intersection of talent and demand: Ask yourself two questions—what am I naturally good at? What is the world willing to pay for? Scale and productize the overlap between the two, and what looks like a grind to others will feel like play to you.
Explore first, then deepen: Compare life to a search function—spend more time in the exploration phase, and never lock in too early. In an age of abundance, the biggest mistake is committing too early.
“Planting a tree is best done ten years ago; the next best time is now.”

#纳瓦尔 #把自己产品化 #个人成长 #认知升级 #人生策略 #自我提升

What he said is actually very simple: if there is something you think is great, truly want to do, and that means something to you, then go do it.

The reason is equally straightforward—you can only produce your best work by doing what you want to do and using the way you believe is right.

After you finish, if you can look at it and say, "I made this, and I really think it’s pretty great," that feeling is truly wonderful.

One-sentence summary: the work itself will pass, but the pride of that moment when you say, "This is what I made," will stay.

#做自己想做的事 #匠心 #工匠精神 #长期主义 #专注 #热爱 #自我实现 #纪录片 #认知 #人生选择 #内在驱动 #成就感