Max Olson

@maxolson

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  1. May 22
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    4/4 Value approach still works, but strategy always changing, just like it did many times in Buffett's career.

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  2. May 22
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    3/4 There are still other edges, but they're not easy for funds with impermanent capital. Reading "Moodys manuals" & 10Ks not enough anymore

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  3. May 22
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    These days, LT success for funds trading in public securities means, at very least, strategy highly supplemented w tech or scuttlebutt.

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  4. May 22

    Quants Run WS Now: Hard to have an edge in quant strategies, but its usage may become the “bar” for everyone else

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  5. May 18

    My favorite kind of "exercise". More gyms should be designed around it.

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    The 10 Physical Skills Every Man Should Master
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  6. Retweeted
    May 18

    there goes the inheritance.. :-P

    Kicking, Screaming Warren Buffett Dragged From Caesars Palace After Losing Everything At Roulette Wheel
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  7. May 17
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    Great use of Musk's reputation, a little bit of $, and a lot of great marketing (white paint on the TBM!) to push an idea forward

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  8. May 17

    Good FAQ on a hugely challenging goal: Still skeptical abt final outcome, but even subgoals are worth effort

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  9. May 17

    Scale 📶

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  10. Retweeted
    May 11

    A accurate "reality check" on Silicon Valley from . This accords with my own experience here.

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  11. May 6

    It's a lot more comfortable watching from my couch, but still wish I could have made it this year! Always more enjoyable in person.

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  12. Apr 21

    Best to work on a real-world goal that's (perhaps unknowingly) FAR above current capabilities, and not give up. Hard, but will learn fast.

    Replying to @paulg
    Young programmers are better off not starting with the theoretical foundations of CS, but by eagerly writing crappy programs.
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    Apr 20

    It's finally here: the full story on Neuralink. I knew the future would be nuts but this is a whole other level.

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  14. Apr 18

    👏 Always wanted something like this. Government itself should fund in the long-run, but it won't.

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  15. Apr 11
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    Was once kicked off Delta plane as I stood in aisle ready to sit. Didnt have assigned seat but still, how do they not know # of seats?

  16. Apr 11

    1 day late here, but man, the video is hard to watch. I've been "randomly" selected to be kicked out before (preboard) & it sucked

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  17. Apr 9
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    Ages of founding fathers: . Good organizations will have distributed age range (weighted to slightly younger on avg)

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  18. Apr 9

    Old age wisdom/experience can supplement youthful energy/naivety in problem solving

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  19. Retweeted
    Apr 8

    Building a company, regardless of scale or industry, is incredibly hard. Those who think otherwise are either fools or lack experience

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  20. Retweeted
    Apr 2

    Just released the 2016 edition of BRK Letters to Shareholders for Kindle:

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