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Overview Investing in real estate can provide you with a steady stream of income, the potential to increase your wealth, and a way to
Overview Real estate can be a very tax-efficient investment. With proactive tax planning, it can even significantly reduce the amount of taxes owed each year.
Overview Hosting a part-time Airbnb rental can be a great way to make extra money. With the right knowledge and tips, you can become
Overview Real estate investing can be a great way to create passive income and build wealth. It can also be a great way to diversify
Property tax assessments in California are based on the assessed value of a home and are used to determine the amount of property tax home owners must pay. A home’s assessed value is determined by the local county assessor and is usually the same as its market value. However, home owners may be able to appeal their assessment if they feel it is too high. Common mistakes home owners make when it comes to property tax assessments include not appealing their assessments, not filing for exemptions, and not understanding their tax bill.
Finding off-market real estate deals can be a great way to invest in real estate without having to compete with other buyers. Off-market deals are attractive to buyers because they can often be purchased at a discount from the market value, and they offer a higher return on investment.
Overview Airbnb has become a popular way for people to find unique and affordable accommodations in many destinations around the world. While the platform
As a Real Estate Tax Strategist, I review thousands of tax returns each year that were both self-prepared, and prepared by other firms. Over the
This article will discuss the differences between equity REITs and mortgage REITs. It will also discuss the advantages and disadvantages of investing in REITs.
What we learned about lending for real estate – Part 3 of 3 This is part 3 out of 3 of a longer article, “What
Eric Schmidt, AI, recursive self-improvement, and the future of superintelligence. He discusses Eric Schmidt’s role in Google and his ego, as well as his attempts to stay relevant in the AI conversation. Jordan also talks about the assumptions made about superintelligence. He shares anecdotes and engages with comments from the chat throughout the conversation.
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We react to Stephen Wolfram, such as the limitations of AI in predicting the future and the importance of human uniqueness in generating new ideas. Jordan also shares his own experiences with AI tools like ChatGPT and discusses the potential impact of AI on different industries. He praises Wolfram for his ability to communicate complex ideas in a way that is accessible to a wide audience.
Show hosts Joe (Eng VP) and Jordan (M&A Deal Lead) worked at various companies from Google, Apple, Facebook, Microsoft, Salesforce, Slack, Carta, Splunk, Wealthfront, Adobe, and more.
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Chapters
00:00 Introduction
00:55 Stephen Wolfram (S) – Can AI Make Predictions?
02:40 LLMs finding pattern in language
04:09 Jordan’s 2 minute video on Mergers and Acquisitions
05:07 Can AI Be Original? Sam & Stephan Agree
10:20 S – How We Explore Ideas
12:04 S – AI Taking Engineers Jobs?
18:07 S – Future of Coding
20:30 S – Caging The Wild AI Animal
25:30 Sam Altman – Kanye Style
26:05 Show Supporter Virtual Hang Out This Sunday
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Sam Altman speaks at Stanford and discusses his uncertainty for the future, advice for thriving during change, and why he’s not concerned with OpenAI’s burn rate.
🚀Youtube and Patreon supporters: You can catch our latest exclusive episode “Tesla, Google, Facebook, Amazon & Apple’s Earnings; Robotaxis & Many-Shot Learning” by heading over to patreon.com/svic . The episode is hosted on patreon AND Youtube.
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Chapters:
00:00 Intro
00:30 Sam Altman – On Bad Startup Advice
04:30 Sam – ChatGPT isn’t the best, importance of iterative deployment
08:21 Sam – Coevolving Society, & AI winter
11:40 Sam – Shipping Imperfect Products, Google’s failures
13:15 Sam – Don’t care about burning money
16:25 Stanford Professor’s Arrogance
17:47 Sam – Timeline For AGI
18:50 Sam – New Social Contract, US History, Balaji’s & a16z’s Crypto BS
24:30 Sam – Important Traits To Be Successful In The Future
27:20 Professor Falls Into Hindsight Bias Trap
29:40 Professor Asks A Stupid Question About Openai’s board
31:00 Why OpenAI Is Structured The Way It Is
32:53 Discord Comment – Ohffs: AI Explained – Google Talking Shit About OpenAI
35:40 Discord Comment – MarkW: Great Post On The Promise of Rabbit R1
43:28 Discord Comment – Coldy: Sea Drones
47:40 OpenAI Search
51:10 Our First Andrej Karpathy!
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