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Andy Singleton

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Software entrepreneur. AI that makes you a more powerful human. Mountain bike crash tester. All of these words are written by a human.
Boston, MA
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    Andy Singleton
    @andysingleton
    19h
    I like to ask "what if AI works?" A lot of management activities that we obsess about will go away if AI gets good at them. Dylan Patel offers an outlier answer to the question "What if AI works?". In this scenario from Dylan Patel, extreme centralization allows a couple of
    BidClub episode research card
    Dylan Patel – Two labs will soon control most of the world's workforce
    From bidclub.ai
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    Andy Singleton
    @andysingleton
    Aug 24
    What is the role of distributed teams in the age of AI? Distributed software dev teams had a great run over the past 25 years. However, new AI startups are looking for co-located team members. When I started working with distributed teams around the year 2000, it was such an
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    Andy Singleton
    @andysingleton
    Aug 21
    Index funds are a $19T bubble that can pop. Surprising new results from Hannah Unterberg. Index funds are beating actively managed funds by almost 1%, BEFORE fees. In an efficient market, actively managed funds would beat by about the amount of fees. Index funds are doing great
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    Andy Singleton
    @andysingleton
    Aug 19
    A lot of AI shops are product + services business. This is known as a challenging management problem. I have run a couple of these businesses and successfully moved from services to product sales. I think it works great as long as you keep the accounting separate. - You want
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    Andy Singleton
    @andysingleton
    Aug 18
    I hear consultants saying that enterprises are slow to adopt AI, and that is because humans are slow, and they need "change management". Is that true? It seems to me that when AI goes over some threshold of quality, humans adopt it quickly. AI coders that can match human coders
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