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Just posted a couple of reflections to my website on one month of two boys.
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“The German army in 1941 invaded the Soviet Union with somewhere between 600,000 and 750,000 horses. The horses were not for riding. They were for moving guns, ammunition and supplies. Weeks prior to the invasion, 15,000 Panje carts were issued to the infantry units that would trail behind the fast-moving Panzers. The vast majority of Germany’s soldiers marched into Russia, as they had into France, on foot.”
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Software eating the world was predicated on zero marginal cost. Cognition eating software brings back a metered bill. The firms that thrive will treat compute as COGS, UX as moat, and rapid iteration as life support. Everyone else will discover that “AI shaped holes” can also be money pits: expensive, probabilistic, and mercilessly competitive.
from Strange Loop Cannon