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Living Longer, Healthier, And Better

Each year I get a little bit more focused on what I can be doing to get more out of my time and to increase the quantity of time left. Even with a renewed focus on health, it isn’t always easier. As my

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Fueling Alpha: Data Is Powering The New World

Data is becoming a precious commodity. A staggering 90% of all the world’s data (2.5 quintillion bytes per day) has been created in the past two years alone … and its value is rapidly rising. With IoT growing from 2 billion devices in 2006

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Biohacking Gone Wild

Dave Asprey is perhaps the most well-known biohacker (he’s even referenced in Merriam-Webster’s definition of biohacker) and the founder of Bulletproof. For those that don’t know, a biohacker is someone who uses drugs and technology to make their body/mind function better.  Dave and I shot a

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Replicas: Deep Fakes And Voice Replication

Fake news was scary enough … but now it is going to a new level.  Technology is going to make it harder to find the “signal” in the “noise”. Here is a preview of tech solutions (which already exist) that are likely to

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If The Internet Goes Down Does The World Crumble?

On Tuesday, for less than an hour, early in the workday, it felt like the internet was down for many.  The cause? Cloudflare went down. Cloudflare offers web services to over 16 million websites. That includes sites like HubSpot, Medium, UpWork, 9gag, Discord, Sirius XM,

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How Do You Compete Against Tech Giants? Moonshots.

“I have not failed. I’ve just found 10,000 ways that won’t work.” – Thomas Edison It doesn’t make sense to challenge a bigger and better-funded competitor in an area where they have an asymmetric advantage.  In other words, don’t compete with giants at their

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Camp Kotok: Economists In Nature

I was just in Maine at Camp Kotok, a private gathering of economists, fund managers, and other financial industry professionals.  There was no cell phone service … so people had to talk with each other.  Everyone went outside.  And, people continued to fish, even

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Visualizing The AI Revolution

I’m surprised how often I see people who are bearish on Artificial Intelligence. Many are stuck in science fiction’s depictions – sentience, personification, etc.. Modern AI is very different from science fiction predictions, but is still exciting. (Here’s an infographic debunking 8 common

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Mindset Matters

I have a picture in my conference room that says energy might be the most important thing to measure. via GapingVoid It means exactly what it sounds like – but also a lot more.  We use A.I. to trade.  So, measuring performance is important.  But,

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