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Milk Road Macro Index improved slightly to -0.93 but remains in CASH mode as bonds calmed on expected Fed pause.→
Bitcoin and crypto are shrugging off macro headwinds, suggesting early bull market; author sees last FUD before breakout.→
September CPI drops tomorrow; +0.2% core could confirm pause, +0.3%+ would erode both pillars.→
Ford tapped Nate Bargatze to star in its 'Real Parts. Real Pros. Real Easy' service campaign after promising early results.→
SharkNinja brings creators into product ideation before prototypes, while Oatly uses real-life activations to reach Gen Z.→
A ThoughtSpot survey found 74% of consumers say retailers collect too much personal data, with 30.8% distrusting retailers most.→
Bloom Energy is up ~218% YoY with a ~$20B backlog after revenue grew 166% in the last quarter.→
Constellation and Vistra fell ~16-17% over the year, but Constellation jumped 12% on Google's 3,590 MW nuclear deal.→
PJM's proposal requiring data centers to bring their own power or face cutoffs is shifting the AI power trade toward on-site equipment sellers.→
Anthropic's managed agents can spawn 1,000 parallel workers and catch 66/70 bugs in a large codebase.→
AirLLM runs Llama 405B on just 8GB VRAM via layer-by-layer loading without quantization.→
Open-source Anatomy turns one-line descriptions into interactive 3D machine diagrams with Claude.→
Alex Cornell shares how Meta designed Muse using progressive disclosure to make AI agents approachable for both casual and technical users.→
Muse uses a single persistent chat to maintain ongoing context with users instead of separate threads.→
Alex Cornell uses Muse for personal workflows like turning Instagram saves into a shopping catalog and analyzing golf/chess games.→
Rand Fishkin predicts 'Made entirely by humans' will become a premium marketing signal.→
AI tools will make content production easier, increasing the value of human-made work.→
SparkToro shares a blog post on the future of marketing and human creativity.→
NASA and China are racing to build lunar bases, but harsh conditions and lack of political will remain major obstacles.→
Brimstone is a startup making cement with ~60% fewer emissions while extracting critical minerals from silicate rocks.→