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He knew people, caught a wave, and was roommates with Dylan Patel of SemiAnalysis. They networked, got to meet the right people, developed a web of contacts and
by observationist 8mo ago
He knew people, caught a wave, and was roommates with Dylan Patel of SemiAnalysis. They networked, got to meet the right people, developed a web of contacts and sources, and the rest is history. Treat your friends well, and it often comes back multiplied.
The marketing effect was them catching the wave at the right time, and they're just surfing the hell out of it.
- moralestapia 8mo ago[flagged]
- mnky9800n 8mo agoMax Mustermann, he is everywhere. Everyone knows Max Mustermann. How can you not?
- seydor 8mo agoAn AI-famous podcast guest. Maybe they practiced interviews as roommates
- observationist 8mo agoIt's one of the most popular "inside baseball" blogs in AI. Dylan Patel covers the people, tech, hardware, business analytics, and has amazing insight and access to people. "Blog" isn't quite right, but if you subscribe, you get a ton of useful analysis and reporting and writing. https://semianalysis.com/about/ https://semianalysis.com/about/
- AIorNot 8mo agoyeah no offense against Dwarkesh, and good luck to him, but he's just a kid -it would have cool to have someone with some real ML chops or industry knowledge and good comm skills to host these talks..anyway I am impressed by scope of his guests.. but I do think he doesn't have the experience to counter beyond fawning over them or else steering the topic to less insightful conversation He kinda reminds me the of the Alex O Conner -same age group -very smart but inexperienced with the heavy hitters