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Lessons from Shensi Ding
Shensi Ding is the co founder and CEO of Merge, a unified API platform that replaces the difficult, expensive work of building one off software integrations.
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Lessons from McKeel Hagerty
After studying philosophy and theology, McKeel Hagerty returned to the automotive world to turn his family's small wooden boat insurance agency into a massive international club for car enthusiasts.
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Lessons from Lloyd Blankfein
Lloyd Blankfein ran Goldman Sachs from 2006 to 2018, steering the bank through the 2008 financial crisis and its heavily scrutinized aftermath.
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Lessons from Eric Jang
Eric Jang is an AI researcher focused on robotic manipulation, large scale deep learning, and the path to artificial general intelligence.
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Lessons from Phil Trammell
Philip Trammell is an economist at Stanford University and Epoch AI, focusing on the intersection of economic growth theory, artificial intelligence, and global prioritization.
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Lessons from Scott Chacon
Scott Chacon is a software developer and entrepreneur who co founded GitHub, a platform that standardized how the world collaborates on code.
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Lessons from Dmitri Dolgov
As Waymo's co CEO, Dmitri Dolgov turned Google's self driving project from an experiment into a commercial ride hailing business. He argues that full autonomy requires verifiable AI systems rather than pure end to end learning.
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Daily Digest - 2026-07-26
A good mental model for staying calm and making decisions when your team is under extreme pressure. Software teams often panic or retreat into busywork when hit by budget cuts or shifting roadmaps.