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- A reader informed me that First Round Capital tried something like this. If anyone has data they can share on whether this is true, would to see it.

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- The method introduced here, named Particle Atomic Complexity (PAC), can be used to measure the complexity of an entity X. It operates as follows.

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- In this paper I add to the pile, and propose using Particles as a tool for counting complexity.

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- The method introduced here, named Particles Are Complexity (PAC), can be used to measure the complexity of an entity X. It operates as follows.

- 2. Given the assumption that all structures can be represented as trees, we can then use Particles, a simple encoding of tree structures, to encode the components of `X`, in a program `P`, which is written in a high level symbolic Particles language defined by a grammar, `G0`.

- Is it the author of the symbols that is most important, the symbols that are most important, or is it the user of the symbols that is most important?

- Authors have clear incentive to create symbols since that very first symbol: symbols save lives.

- The symbols themselves, without humans, are literally meaningless. So it can't be that.

- It is clear the most important thing is that the rules around symbols should benefit the users of symbols.

- What can we do to equip users with the best symbols possible?

- # (Some) Billionaires

- Severe depression is extremely low mitolevels; mania is extremely high mitolevels.

- # Billionaires

- Because of the importance of this model I am publishing the first draft to hopefully disprove/evolve it quickly and so I am publishing before a complete list of references has been added.

- title A New Scientific Model of Mania and Depression, with Testable Predictions

- Individuals who have experienced mania frequently report a feeling of quickening or acceleration, which matches this model as self-reproducing mitochondria change population quadratically.

- If this model proves correct, all credit is due to the breakthrough work of Dr. Iain Campbell at University of Edinburgh.

- https://breckyunits.com Breck Yunits

- caption The model proposed here. Mania is too many mitochondria; depression too few.

- Rearranging these fridge magnets is equivalent to editing a TN program. The fridge magnet set that includes parentheses is a poor seller.

- It's like travelling.

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- I am a middling writer, so don't forget to weight this advice appropriately!

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- DreamWorld https://www.playdreamworld.com/

- Elpha https://elpha.com/

- Float https://floatpay.com/

- Gerald https://joingerald.com/

- H3X https://www.h3x.tech/

- Jelly https://jellypbc.com/

- Kilobaser https://kilobaser.com/

- Levels https://www.levelshealth.com/

- Localyze https://www.localyze.com/

- Mercury https://mercury.com/

- NearAI http://near.ai/

- Numina https://numina.co/

- Numind https://www.numind.ai/

- Pear Suite https://www.pearsuite.com/

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- Patents do not incentivize solving problems. Patents incentivize convincing people they need your random number.

- Convince people that they need food made by your patented machines, that actually causes some diseases, which you convince them they can only cure by your other patented medicine, which causes side effects that you can convince them can only be cured by your other patented medicines, and you'll live like a king!

- Of course, all your "inventions" are really doing is solving problems that your other inventions created, but most people don't know that and so you can go on posting your stamped US Patent Certificates on LinkedIn.

- Thus, once someone is granted a patent, they have strong disincentive to solve someone's problems.

- We've all seen how much big pharma advertises. Why on earth would they need to advertise their life saving medications so much?

- Surely no inventions would travel faster by word-of-mouth than life saving ones!

- Unless of course, these medicines not life-saving at all?

- The censors do not want you to read this short post. They will downvote, flag, takedown block and use any and all other means to suppress these ideas. They will call me names: a crank, crazy, unhinged, conspiracy theorist, lunatic. They will say he is not an inventor (I am), has no research background (I do) and whatever else they can do to suppress this, short of responding to the ideas presented here.

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- I read an interesting Twitter thread on focus strategy. That led me to the 3-minute YouTube video Insist on Focus by Keith Rabois. I created the transcript below.

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- One of the fundamental lessons I learned from Peter Thiel at PayPal was the value of focus. Peter had this somewhat absurd, but classically Peter way of insisting on focus, which is that he would only allow every employee to work on one thing and every executive to speak about one thing at a time, and he distributed this focus throughout the entire organization. So everybody was assigned exactly one thing, and that was the only thing you were allowed to work on, the only thing you were allowed to report back to him about.

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- My top initiatives shifted around over the years, but I'll give you a few. One was initially Visa, MasterCard really hated us. We were operating at the edge of their rules at the time. My number one problem was to stop MasterCard particularly, but Visa a bit from killing us. So until I had that risk taken off the table, Peter didn't want to hear about any of my other ideas.

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- Once we put Visa, MasterCard into a pretty stable place than eBay also wanted to kill us. Wasn't very happy with us processing 70% of the payments on their platform, so that was my next problem.

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- Then 9/11 happened and the US Treasury Department promulgated regulations, which would require us among other things to collect Social Security numbers from all of our buyers, which would have suppressed our payment volumes substantially. So then my number one initiative became convincing the treasury department to not propagate these regulations, right post 9/11.

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- At some point, we also needed to diversify our revenue off of eBay. So that became another initiative for me. That one I did not solve that well, which in some way led to us eventually agreeing to be acquired.

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- I had another number one problem, which was this publication called the Red Herring, had published this set of unflattering articles about us and how to fix that and rebuild the communications team.

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- Peter would constantly just assign me new things. He didn't like the terms of our financial services relationship with the vendors that we were using, so I took on that team and fixed the economics of those relationships, et cetera, et cetera, but they were not done in parallel. They're basically sequential. The reason why this was such a successful strategy is that most people, perhaps all people tend to substitute from A-plus problems that are very difficult to solve, to be a plus problems, which you know a solution to, or you understand the path to solve.

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- You have a checklist every morning. Imagine waking up, and a lot of people write checklists and things to accomplish. Most people have an A-plus problem, but they don't know the solution so they procrastinate on that solution? And then they go down the checklist to the second or third initiative where they know the answer and they'll go solve those problems and cross them off. The problem is if your entire organization is always solving the second, third or fourth most important thing, you never solve the first.

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- So Peter's technique of forcing people to only work on one thing meant everybody had to work on the A-plus problems. And if every part of the organization once in a while can solve a problem that the rest of the world thinks is impossible, you wind up with an iconic company that the world's never seen before.

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- I absolutely love the math behind this strategy. There are a few other terms to get right, but there's a fantastic idea here.

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- I put the twigs into a staggered line, like runners on a track.

- And think of this twig as his father.

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- The line is staggered because his dad probably had him in the middle of his life. Not the end.

- "This right here, this is you. And this staggered twig is your dad. And this one, your grandfather. And so on and so on.

- The method introduced here, named Particles Description Complexity (PDC), can be used to measure the complexity of an entity X. It operates as follows.

- Hence, by this simple PDC measure we can say that a digit is more complex than a boolean.

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- PDC has more atomic units to count beyond nodes.

- In PDC countable atomic units of complexity include:

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- PDC is one of many systems that measure the "difficulty of description"^Lloyd. This means PDC doesn't measure complexity directly, rather the description of the entity is measured.

- PDC thus could enable cross-domain complexity comparisons.

- This is far-off speculation, but perhaps there exists a correlation between the PDC measurements of a topic, and the number of neurons and synapses dedicated to that topic in the brain of a topic expert, out of the total supply of their $10e11$ neurons and $10e15$ synapses.

- To an evergrowing number of systems for measuring I add one more: Particles Description Complexity.

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- The method introduced here, named Particles Complexity (PSC), can be used to measure the complexity of an entity X. It operates as follows.

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- One of the fundamental lessons I learned from Peter Thiel at PayPal was the value of focus. Peter had this somewhat absurd, but classically Peter way of insisting on focus, which is that he would only allow every employee to work on one thing and every executive to speak about one thing at a time, and he distributed this focus throughout the entire organization. So everybody was assigned exactly one thing, and that was the only thing you were allowed to work on, the only thing you were allowed to report back to him about.

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- My top initiatives shifted around over the years, but I'll give you a few. One was initially Visa, MasterCard really hated us. We were operating at the edge of their rules at the time. My number one problem was to stop MasterCard particularly, but Visa a bit from killing us. So until I had that risk taken off the table, Peter didn't want to hear about any of my other ideas.

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- Once we put Visa, MasterCard into a pretty stable place than eBay also wanted to kill us. Wasn't very happy with us processing 70% of the payments on their platform, so that was my next problem.

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- Then 9/11 happened and the US Treasury Department promulgated regulations, which would require us among other things to collect Social Security numbers from all of our buyers, which would have suppressed our payment volumes substantially. So then my number one initiative became convincing the treasury department to not propagate these regulations, right post 9/11.

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- At some point, we also needed to diversify our revenue off of eBay. So that became another initiative for me. That one I did not solve that well, which in some way led to us eventually agreeing to be acquired.

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- I had another number one problem, which was this publication called the Red Herring, had published this set of unflattering articles about us and how to fix that and rebuild the communications team.

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- Peter would constantly just assign me new things. He didn't like the terms of our financial services relationship with the vendors that we were using, so I took on that team and fixed the economics of those relationships, et cetera, et cetera, but they were not done in parallel. They're basically sequential. The reason why this was such a successful strategy is that most people, perhaps all people tend to substitute from A-plus problems that are very difficult to solve, to be a plus problems, which you know a solution to, or you understand the path to solve.

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- You have a checklist every morning. Imagine waking up, and a lot of people write checklists and things to accomplish. Most people have an A-plus problem, but they don't know the solution so they procrastinate on that solution? And then they go down the checklist to the second or third initiative where they know the answer and they'll go solve those problems and cross them off. The problem is if your entire organization is always solving the second, third or fourth most important thing, you never solve the first.

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- - An implication of this equation: copyrights, patents, licenses and NDAs *retard progress*. Thus, people that use these things are accurately called *retarded*. They evolve slower and will go extinct.

- After feedback from Szymon Łukaszyk it became clear to me the more precise formula is:

- After feedback from Szymon Łukaszyk it became clear to me the more precise formula is:

- The only way to accurately describe yourself or your group is to look at how you've spent your time in the past. Anytime someone says something about what they will do or be like in the future, your response should be simple: prove it.

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- I often rail against narratives. I think stories always oversimplify things, have hindsight bias, and often mislead. I spend a lot of time trying to invent tools for making data derived thinking as effortless as narrative thinking (so far, mostly in vain). And yet, as much as I rail on stories, I have to admit stories work.

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- I would agree with that. Despite the fact that 90% of stories are lies, they motivate people better than anything else. Stories make people feel something. They get people going.

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- > ⚽️ Talking to users is the most important thing a startup can do.

- 🌎 In my whole life, I have known no wise people (over a broad subject matter area) who didn't read all the time – none, zero.

- 🌎 I don't know of a single case of a startup that felt they spent too much time talking to users.

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- Building these microprograms, aka _microprogramming_, is different than traditional programming. Microprogramming is more like gardening: one is constantly introducing new microprograms and removing microprograms that aren't thriving. Microprogramming is like organic city growth, whereas programming is like top-down centralized city planning.

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- Buy your spot today.

- These are just some initial observations I have so far since our discovery of microprogramming. This document you are reading is written as a collection of microprograms in a language called Scroll, a language which is a collection of microprograms in a language called Parsers, which is a collection of microprograms written in itself (but also with a last mile conversion to machine code via TypeScript).

- All jobs done by large monolithic software programs can be done better by a collection of small, mostly single line, microprograms working together.

- All jobs done by large monolithic software programs can be done better by a collection of small microprograms working together.

- ? yuri-kilochek asks what is a microprogram? How is if different from a procedure?

- ? hugogrant points out that's a lot to claim without any data.

- In traditional programming, a 1,000 line file would be 1 program. In microprogramming, that file would usually be around 250 - 300 microprograms, where each microprogram is between 1 and 10 lines.