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Marc Andreessen

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YOU CAN SEE EVERYTHING, PRIMETIME, and DIGGER make 2026 the best year for film since 2015 (SICARIO, EX MACHINA, and MAD MAX: FURY ROAD). At long last, movies are back.

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It turns out DIGGER is a work of pure cinematic genius. Strongly recommend, 4+ stars. Don’t read anything about it or pay attention to anything anyone says, just go.

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Software is about to eat the world much faster

Fifteen years ago, I wrote that software is eating the world - at the time, a controversial claim. The main prediction of the essay has come true. As a simple measure, technology’s share of the market capitalization among the ten largest businesses in the world has gone from 31.5% to 94.4% over that period. Amazingly, this happened even though only 1 in 300 people on earth wrote software, and every line of it had to be written by hand. Software has been eating the world at the speed of human hands. It is about to eat the world at the speed of compute. Three years ago, when Scott Wu and his team began building Devin, the term “coding agent” b…

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Congress has a generational opportunity to pass policy that will keep the US the global leader in both technology and finance. Pass CLARITY. 🇺🇸

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Making a Billion Intelligent Machines

This week, @AppliedInt is launching Dana, an agentic platform for developing physical AI applications. Applied Intuition began by building the tools engineers needed to develop autonomous systems, then the OS that underpins them all, and finally moved into the intelligence running on the machines themselves. As co-founder and CEO Qasar Younis describes the company today, the destination was always much bigger than tooling for self-driving vehicles. The mission is intelligence on a billion machines. The unfashionable layer In 2017, the autonomy industry shared a collective prediction: one of a small number of vertically-integrated companies …

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Factories were built back when politicians still wanted their constituents to have jobs.

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Self-recommending, on open source AI by Richard Stallman’s MIT officemate and finance/tech legend David Siegel: https://t.co/Aq4Ybz00lO

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An epoch-defining essay. Wholeheartedly agree. https://t.co/tRiMETA1j8 @aaron_renn

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