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Ray Dalio on How He Built the Largest Hedge Fund in the World: The Holy Grail of 15 Uncorrelated Return Streams, Pain Plus Reflection, and a Bubble Gauge at 75% of 1929 Levels
Ray Dalio, the 76-year-old founder of Bridgewater Associates, sat down with Sam Parr and Shaan Puri of the My First Million podcast for a wide-ranging conversation that compresses…
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Tim Ferriss and Kevin Rose Random Show: Mortality and Grief, Zen Insights, Rock Climbing at 50, LSD for Anxiety (MM120), AI Smart Homes, and Why You Should Buy the Company Instead of the Product
Tim Ferriss and Kevin Rose reunite over tequila for another Random Show, and this one swings from the heaviest material they have covered in years (the death of…
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Scott Bessent Tells Mike Rowe Why America Needs More Than AI: The China Race, Trump Accounts, Reshoring, and Efficiency vs. Resiliency (The Way I Heard It #494)
Sitting down with Mike Rowe at the Ronald Reagan Presidential Library, Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent covers an enormous amount of ground in 40 minutes: why America “printed away”…
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Bun Rewritten in Rust: How One Engineer Used 64 Claude Agents to Port 1 Million Lines of Zig in 11 Days for $165,000
The Bun team just published one of the most consequential engineering writeups of the year: they rewrote the entire Bun JavaScript runtime, over half a million lines of…
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Inkling: Thinking Machines Lab Releases Its First Open-Weights Model, a 975B Multimodal Mixture-of-Experts With Controllable Thinking Effort That Can Fine-Tune Itself on Tinker
Thinking Machines Lab, the AI startup founded by former OpenAI CTO Mira Murati, has released Inkling, its first open-weights model trained from scratch. Inkling is a 975 billion…
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Howard Marks on AI Investing, Second-Level Thinking, Warren Buffett, and Why Waiting Until You Feel Safe Means the Opportunity Has Passed
Howard Marks, co-founder of Oaktree Capital and author of the investing memos Warren Buffett says he reads first, returned to the My First Million podcast for a wide-ranging…
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Dig Through Your Couches, SpaceX Needs It: Cyan Banister on Luke Nosek’s Pitch, Going All In on SpaceX, Pokemon Go, Meditation, and Why Curiosity Is the Ultimate Investing Edge
Angel investor Cyan Banister has one of the most remarkable track records in Silicon Valley: SpaceX, Uber, Anduril, Postmates, Niantic, Affirm, Flexport, Flock Safety, and dozens more. In…
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Ken Griffin on AI, the Golden Age of Entrepreneurs, and the Taiwan Chip Risk That Would Cut US GDP 8 Percent: Inside the Citadel Founder’s Goldman Sachs Great Investors Interview
Ken Griffin, founder and CEO of Citadel, sat down with Goldman Sachs’ Raj Mahajan at the firm’s Apex Symposium (recorded June 2, 2026) for this episode of Goldman…
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The Next 3 Years of AI, According to Steve Jurvetson: Moore’s Law, Superintelligence Odds, Elon Musk’s Operating Principles, and Where the Legendary SpaceX and Tesla Investor Is Betting Next
Steve Jurvetson has spent 30 years funding the future before it was a category: an early check into SpaceX when space was not a venture sector, Tesla before…
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Anthropic’s Jacobian Lens Uncovers a Global Workspace in Language Models: How LLMs Verbalize, Reason With, and Hide Their Own Internal Thoughts
A new paper from Anthropic’s interpretability team makes a bold and carefully qualified claim: language models have quietly developed something that looks a lot like the “global workspace”…
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Jonathan Ross on Groq’s $20 Billion NVIDIA Deal, Faster Inference, and Why Asking the Right Questions Wins the AI Age
Jonathan Ross, the founder of Groq and the inventor of Google’s Tensor Processing Unit (TPU), sits down with David Senra (host of the Founders podcast) to walk through…
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Jeremy Giffon on the Billion Dollar PDF, Peak Guy, and How Attention Became the New Capital
In his second appearance on Invest Like the Best, investor Jeremy Giffon sits down with Patrick O’Shaughnessy for a wide-ranging conversation about how power, status, capital, and attention…