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  1. “Peter Jackson has, I think in New Zealand, all of the backdrops and sets and equipment for all of these films. And he's done six of them. So now they're going to do seven and eight, I guess. Yeah.”

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  2. “I love this filling in. I love the filling in of the Lord, and there's also a project going on that I think we'll probably have on the docket here as well for Harry Potter. And we'll talk about the economics there. But what I love about this is...”

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  3. “Yeah, no, seriously, and we just have four bubbles there, and they could have like a little persona, you put a sine wave there and like their little picture, and we'll put it as not Jackie, not Baba Buoy, not whatever. So we don't get in trouble, not Red. Hilarious. So somebody build that for $5,000. Hey, you know what?”

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  4. “Contacts, sound effects Exactly. Somebody make that for us and we'll put them here as our sidebar and you can watch, we'll do two streams. My God, somebody take the open. If somebody does this and does this for the open source product, I'll pay them $5,000. Whack pack, and then come on the show.”

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  5. “Like, I would like a sidebar that just shows you all of the Comments from the fact checker, the troll, like we just, we make four different personas. The troll. The funny, you know, the chaotic troll, negative cynical troll, the funny troll.”

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  6. “Well, I mean You could have two different versions of the show. You could have the show enhanced, like pop up videos in the past. You could have an advanced version of the show you watch, or you could have regular. And then imagine if we just had a sidebar. And if somebody builds this for me, I'll pay them for it”

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  7. “Is going to actually succeed. So great job. Love it. Everybody can go check it out on GitHub. We'll put the links in the notes and we'll drop Yazin off. Well done, sir. I am so obsessed with open source at this point. Yeah, wow.”

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  8. “All credit to them, but now they have an open source and then you have to ask well, is that open source going to be able to keep up with granola or will many hands make for light work and will the oatmeal product be better than granola? You know, that's the fascinating place we're in right now. An open claw versus claude co-work versus perplexity computer is like which one of these projects.”

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  9. “This is, I think, going to be the challenge, Lon everybody can build everything, and then it's just going to be a matter of who stops maintaining, and obviously there's a solution here with the AI maintaining these programs too, but Now it's like when the bar gets so low to build software, everybody's going to make everything. And this is part of the SaaS apocalypse. You know, you have a company like Granola has a loved product, they're a startup, they're crushing it.”

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  10. “Yeah, that is the thing. Is this a company or just a side hustle? You said you went through IC. Are you still working on that company?”

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  11. “Tell you what's brilliant about this before we get to the replica question. I would like to have like four of these running concurrently on a screen. One of them would be fact checking. One of them would be writing jokes. One of them would be writing proposed questions, you know, like so Jackie Martling, who worked with Howard Stern, was like handing him jokes over paper or in a chat room. But you also have sometimes I'll be, you know, doing a podcast and someone of the producers will say, oh yeah, the population of.”

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  12. “It's super relatable because, by the way, we either do this by having Claude or OpenAI or whatever, and you're typing in questions, or before you get on the call, you would have AI look at the pitch deck and give you questions and ask, hey, as an associate, go through these questions. What are the competitive sets? What's the margin, et cetera? So yeah, this is really compelling. Wow.”

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  13. “So, when they say, hey, I don't have any direct competitors, it goes and searches for direct competitors. And it's vetting the claims that are being made in real time. In other words, it's like a real time due diligence checker.”

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  14. “Oh, wow, there it is. Right. So you have a conversation going on. And then in the other window, it's saying, if we move that over. So let's see.”

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  15. “So show us the real time feedback I haven't seen either. Requires local compute listening and in real time hitting an LLM and saying, hey, we're recording it because I can watch like Notion or doing the transcript live, but show us how it works. And obviously you're on GitHub with this. You got close to 2,000 stars. So people are starting to take notice of it. It's early days. That's nice that you broke a thousand of you.”

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  16. “So privacy is the key here. If you can run it locally, you don't have to worry about your Zoom meeting, your private conversation, winding up growing. Open AI or Claude's LLM, which is kind of dangerous, yeah.”

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  17. “All right, that's great. Well, you know, Claude is, I think, the best language model out there, and it's the most helpful for us, most expensive. And they've kind of had a generational run this year. Specifically last six months, but people do pay for no takers, no takers are everywhere. What's the case for an open source version of this Yazin? And welcome to the program.”

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  18. “Michael Saylor, that I think is a red flag that somebody could even do that and that could blow up. I'm not calling it a Ponzi scheme, but people say it's a Ponzi. I'm just saying it's like overly complicated. And to me works against decentralization. So I look at that as like a red flag if one person's trying to accumulate that much, you know, five, ten percent of all available coins kind of ends the game of Bitcoin. Anyway, I think we got a demo. We have a demo”

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  19. “Tower And it's not a disc towards Bitcoin. It's not a dis towards Bitcoin, but I do think every technology tends to have an arc, right? And, you know, you see that in non-commercial projects, I will say, are different, you know. So HTTP or the World Wide War or FTP, like some things are open source Linux. So they're very different and they can continue on for very long periods of time, multiple decades. So, you know, I'm not saying Bitcoin's going away tomorrow, but it has been stuck at 60, 70K for a little while now after this big thing. And then you have one person trying to corner the market on it in...”

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  20. “An incentive system to provide value to consumers, to businesses. That's what I think it's better at. And I think all that compute will at some point, let's say, Lon, Templar provides a better use case for compute and transport on the internet than Bitcoin does. What do you think Bitcoin miners will do? They'll take 10% of their computer and they'll move it over to Templar or to another subnet and say, okay, yeah, let me see if I can make more money here. That's the rational thing to do. I think that's the moment that we're in right now is that people are going to start looking at their infrastructure and say, hey, maybe I should put infrastructure bandwidth storage. Compute towards this project”

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  21. “So it's not heresy to say something will come along. That's better. Now, what you have to understand is what time frame and how long does the network affect last? Because there are moates in technology. One of the moates in technology is brand. Okay, AOL had a great brand for a while. You said online, it meant AOL. But then sometimes the performance and the actual better mousetrap is what is defensible. That would be the internet and broadband. Sometimes it's the combination of, you know, the brand, the network effect like Uber or DoorDash, right? They have like a massive network effect, more drivers, more restaurants on DoorDash, et cetera. So you have to ask yourself with the game of Bitcoin, are we at that point whatever number of years later, 14, 15 years later, that a better version could come along that would be more exciting? Now, when I say it's better, I think it's better.”

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  22. “But one thing I've learned in 40 years in tech from the 80s till today is that everything gets replaced at some point Or almost everything gets replaced at some point. A better version of almost everything comes out, whether it's BlackBerry giving way to iPhone giving way to Android. Yeah. Whether it's the Craigslist giving way to Facebook marketplaces is always going to be competition and some things were left.”

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  23. “The news right now after what happened last week on All In and then me talking about my investment publicly And just to remind folks, I sometimes will place a bet in order to learn. So let me just explain how insane my process is. And yeah, I can't believe this tweak got a million views, but I did a little tweet tau greater than BTC. And I think the reason I said that was I feel like, and I've said this for a long time, I believe that something will replace Bitcoin. This is something that freaks people out, right? If you have all of your bag in BTC and you're trying to pump it and it's back down in the 60s and it was at 130, you're only concerned with your bag and your book.”

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  24. “Okay, well, TPLR.ai, if you want to learn more about one of the more exciting projects going on in Tao. Thanks so much for joining us.”

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  25. “All right. Well, and there's a website tau.app. I don't know if you've seen that before. I don't know who runs that, if that's the foundation or not, but it does show you the different subnets and how they're performing. That's the one I go to to look at stuff. Where can people find out more about the Templar project? Is there an official URL or GitHub or something, a community, a Discord? Where can people go find more information and go down the rabbit?”

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  26. “This is really interesting. You're building that software layer or that resolution layer that would allow me to take my Mac Studio or if Lawn has a gaming computer with a great NVIDIA card in it, just like SETI at home allowed people of varying different hardware profiles to run SETI at home, which was looking for extraterrestrial life, you can have them And we'll put the epoch story, Epoch AI story on decentralized training in the show notes for people to read is really fascinating. But what's next? When do you guys, and then who decides what you're going to try to do next?”

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  27. “This is interesting. If you can provide an avenue for people to do pre training now at an affordable price with the miners and the validators all working to lower cost and grinding it down in a competition, this is a new avenue for people to do it. Let's end on this. When do you do your next training run and what can we expect from that? Tell us a little bit about the corporate structure of Templar. I'm an investor, as you know Should I be investing in Tao? Should I be investing in the Templar tokens? Should I be investing in the corporation? Is there a corporation that's running the subnet? Walk me through those three pieces and then what's next?”

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  28. “And when you paid them, you paid them in subnet tokens or in TAW and explain that relationship. That comes up over and over again.”

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  29. “The progress is significant. You're ramping up and back to the cost. The cost I'm interested in, you said $2 or $3 billion. I'm not sure. Oh, two or three million dollars”

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  30. “All right, so to well, no, I was going to say, just to explain this, there was a bit of a technical breakthrough here. You trained this $72 billion parameter model across this tau subnet, subnet three, I think you are. People as part of the Templar project solved And they ran local optimized steps compressed. A significant model, which a company like ChatGPT or Deepseq or Kimmy, they would have spent a bunch of money using a bunch of computer hardware to do this. You did it. And how much did it cost you to build that model?”

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  31. “Your phone must have blown up because I didn't know he was going to bring that up. Obviously, I've been involved in Bit Tensor for just about a year now in terms of being a partner at Stillcore Capital and investing in it. But where were you when you found out and then explained to us the training run you did?”

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  32. “This is a key piece. I was just talking with the CEO. I think CoreWeave was explaining to me, hey, what's the lifespan of some of these A100s, H100s, et cetera? And they were saying, well, after five or six years, that's when we sell them for five years, six years. And then people will find uses for it. And this is the case. They might take an old piece of hardware and take the time to make the training job run on it. You don't care. How many, explain to us what you accomplished with this run? And this was the one I think Shamath brought up with Jensen, which where were you when you found out he brought it up?”

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  33. “Asked people to contribute GPUs. These are very high end computers. This is like an NVIDIA H100, I'm assuming. So you convince some number of people in the world who have access to one of those either by renting it or they own it themselves. They have it in a co-location facility. And you don't know who those miners are, it's permissionless to join, but you told them you have to have this specific type of hardware at this throughput to contribute and then we're going to put a large language model creation essentially out to this distributed network of compute and then pay you for the use of your GPU. Am I broad strokes explaining it correctly?”

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  35. “So you created a rule set for Templar that does what? What is the incentive structure that you decided to create for your miners to then contribute in their own self-interest for you to solve some problem in the world? Walk us through it. We've got a brand new partner here at Twist and as fate would have it, we love and use their product. If you need to hire, manage, pay, or equip your team members anywhere around the world, you need deal D E L. They're going to take care of all the annoying human resources tasks that you don't have time for. Payroll, compliance, visas, and onboarding so you can stay focused on achieving product market fit or scaling your business or finding more talent. Deal scales with you. They do all your chores, all the hard work, and they do it perfectly from the first hire on. So there is never a need to switch platforms.”

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  36. “I was talking to my friend Mark Jeffrey like a year ago. He's deep in crypto. He was early into Bitcoin and everything. And he said, yeah, you got to check out Tao. I think it would appeal to you. Your criticism of Bitcoin and some of these other crypto projects, ICOs, was that they didn't have customers. They weren't building value. It was all speculative store of value, money transfer, which, you know, money transfer and store of value, Sam, I think we would all agree have some value in the world. But Tao is doing something uniquely different. What is it that Tao is doing uniquely different? And then we'll get into what you're doing. But just big picture leveling up. Explain to the audience as best you can what's unique about Tao versus, say, Bitcoin.”

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  37. “Very excited about this. I forgot how cheeky and fun the crypto community is. And I obviously, you know, I elected to sit it out for a while, but I was talking a year ago, Sam, with my friend Mark Jeffrey. Welcome to the program, Sam.”

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  38. “Making life better, cheaper, faster, you know, and increasing the fidelity of results, then you're probably not going to have a big business. And that's what they're betting on here. Great job. Good get. And we're rooting for them. So well done. I like the first company already. Yeah, this week in space. Here we go”

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  39. “Are revolt max saying, I just love understanding how this side of the aisle thinks. So I literally subscribe to it and I listen to a couple of these magazines. In that alternate world where the communists won, you wouldn't see this kind of, you certainly wouldn't see the wealth disparity because everybody would make the same amount of money. And then you also wouldn't see the massive progress we're making as a society when it comes to technology. If you're a founder, you can win by making a better product, a faster product, a cheaper product, a product that entertains people. It's usually falls into one of the who's four categories. And you have to ask yourself, if your product is not informing or entertaining, you know, educating, informing that area of like entertainment.”

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  40. “Yeah, and if you pick a side, you can get on the horseshoe, you know, the most extreme left or right or capitalistic or socialistic.”

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  41. “Had this like little brouhaha, and on Twitter in the last 48 hours over wired, suddenly being me resistance against tech, you know, okay, fine, a whole truth to power. I get it.”

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  42. “And so this is something important for all founders listening. The better, cheaper, faster is kind of how we used to look at technology in the wired 1.0 days, not the woke wired magazine now that's anti-tech or like holding truth to power. The New York Times says it says it says it say”

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  43. “Plus plan that circle.so twist. This is the underappreciated thing about technology and capitalism, right? We're in a bit of an existential debate here in the United States over capitalism. Over wealth, disparity, everything. The truth is, when you set up a system like the United States or we were talking about Tao subnets that are designed to be brutally capitalistic, what happens? You're basically in a competition to see who can lower the price to the point that more unlocks happen. So in this case, what Elon did with lowering the price to get to space allows this company to Eshro Forge. Is what's the second order impact? Okay, well, maybe the sovereignty of the United States versus I think most of these palladiums are in Russia, China, South Africa, et cetera.”

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  44. “Circle is the best place on the internet to start growing your online community. There, I said it. You know why? Because I tried to find a community platform for my founder university and for my Angel University programs, and we couldn't find one. After we started digging and digging, we found the perfect solution, circle.so. It has all the most amazing features. Like you can put in a course, like you have a CRM, you can do email, you have chat rooms and message boards. It is amazing whether you're selling a course or you're building a community based on a topic or maybe you're starting a book club maybe you're a coach maybe you have a business maybe you want to build a community for everybody to get together and learn and share information it's all inside of circle how do i know this my team did a bake off once we started finding these platforms it was like a frankincense all these different pieces nobody had put them all together until circle and circle is going to put it together for you to get started go to circle.so slash twist and get a thousand dollars off the circle”

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  45. “The Falcon Nines are incredibly consistent at this point. Amazing. Yeah, they've got such an incredible track record now. Hundreds of them. All right. So we will book you to come on in November and we will get the update on your amazing progress. I think this is like third time is going to be a charm.”

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  46. “Absolutely. All right. Well, listen, we are going to be rooting for you. And what's the date again for the next one so we can put it on our calendar and have you back on afterwards and share your learnings?”

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  47. “It so it's going to wind up being price competitive for you to collect this stuff if you succeed. And if you were to have outlier success, you could actually change the market cap and how we look at these things.”

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  48. “40 years ago. But tell us about what they're used for here on Earth and if you could at scale bring down, because I understand like one asteroid could have more than we have on Earth. And I don't know if that's true or not, but that was some of my cursory research when I mean, look.”

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  49. “Yeah, and these PGMs, that's the key. Those palladium Rohidium Osmium. Yeah, I might have been a little tired in my. My chemistry classroom.”

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  50. “Now, there are some materials that exist on asteroids that don't exist on Earth or they're very rare on Earth, am I correct?”

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