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so that fewer deeper ones said okay we want to try and make these flexible mandates and so what that means is you go to a manager like Bain and you say I'd like a European distressed mandate and they say oh we've got a fund and say okay well yeah tha
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So we come at it with the appropriate amount of humility, which is to say, look, we understand these markets really well, but we don't know what the future holds, so we're not going to be shortfall anywhere. In our case, not much is going on. We have
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...resource constraints on protecting Americans from monopolies and fraud. Can you explain what happened today? I think a lawyer had a bad day in court. He was wrong. He filed a letter almost immediately after saying I was wrong. We don't have resource
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...constraint that doesn't apply to humans, then comparative advantage law takes over, and then humans get high paying jobs even though AI would be better at any specific thing than human. Mhmm. Because there's some sort of aggregate constraint. The exa
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...resource constraints Right. That's what I was thinking of, actually. Yeah. That that expansion of compute has to slow down. But I don't know how much it matters. That's for training and then yeah. For the labor, that will be, like, the inference will
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...resource constraints, you automatically don't do the shit you shouldn't be doing. You're forced to make a decision with your time, with your money. So I don't think necessarily more money. In fact, there's many startups that actually failed because t
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...resource constraints, you automatically don't do the shit you shouldn't be doing. You're forced to make a decision with your time, with your money. So I don't think necessarily more money. In fact, there's many startups that actually failed because t
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...Are there any resource constraints? Yeah, I mean, I raised $50,000 initially through a company called May invest. Oh, wow. It's like a crowdfunding. Not like a GoFundMe, but there is a rate of return that my investors are expecting. I got 106 investo
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...resource constraints on protecting Americans from monopolies and fraud.
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...constraints mean that you can only do one? Is it like Yes. Website planning? Is it ease of execution? What is the fact that determines your choice? It's a combination of all of these things. Right? I would actually put a lot of this I would bucket it
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...but resource constraints mean that you can only do one? Is it like Yes. Website planning? Is it ease of execution? What is the fact that determines your choice? It's a combination of all of these things. Right? I would actually put a lot of this I wo
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...of resource constraints, you're not able to? I don't know that I think unconstrained is useful. I'm not trying to challenge the question either. I I think unconstrained thinking is not particularly useful. Right? Constraints are what makes
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...in this case, there are resource constraints. How do you balance
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...these resource constraints, which is how I sort of think about it, it's an accounting trick. Right? Because it doesn't ultimately it doesn't create any new factories. It does, do any of that. Anyway, let's talk a little bit more. You know a lot about
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...resource constraints, then you're going to be under ending up doing like a lot more outside of your job, the job spec that you've been hired for. And that's the beauty of it. I think when you work in a startup is being able to bring that impact acros
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...constraints and CEO needs this, all these things, sales. So it's just like me, people thinking product manager is a god role when it's a service role. So if you were to put a number on product being art or science, what would it be? Well, this is thi
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...no landing, where resource constraints are significant. Labor market is significantly tight. Goods market are also tight. Imports can help you. But then then if you're gonna restrict, the labor supply to migration restriction Mhmm. If you're gonna we
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...in a tight resource constraint, labor, goods market, and otherwise, that is more in a low landing zone where even before Trump was elected, the Fed will start to say, wait a moment. Should we really cut rate as much as we have promised given that gro
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