"Not me" | Vlad's Newsletter Podcast

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  Episode #11

  "Not Me" Podcast Episode #11: The Founder's Playbook: Building an AI-Native Startup

  Jun 19, 202614 minS1

  <p>Hey friends, new episode is live. I know, I know, it’s been a while.</p><p>I spent few days with one of those documents most people skim and forward without reading. A major lab’s full playbook for building an AI-native startup. Idea to Scale, mapped for 2026.</p><p>Fifty-odd pages on how to move faster than ever.</p><p>I read it three times. The third time, I found the opposite lesson hiding underneath all the speed.</p><p>Building just became free. Being wrong didn’t. It only got faster, and better dressed.</p><p>That’s...

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  Episode #10

  "Not Me" Podcast Episode #10: The End of Context Windows

  Feb 12, 202630 minS1

  <p>Hey, it’s Vlad.</p><p>Everyone’s obsessed with building bigger AI brains.</p><p>More parameters. Longer context windows. Better reasoning.</p><p>But here’s what MIT just figured out: you don’t need a bigger brain.</p><p>You need a smarter one.</p><p>Researchers Alex Zhang, Tim Kraska, and Omar Khattab from MIT CSAIL dropped a paper that’s getting way less attention than it deserves. It’s called Recursive Language Models, or RLMs.</p><p>And it flips everything we know about AI limitations on its head.</p><p>The Problem Nobody Solved</p><p...

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  Episode #9

  "Not Me" Podcast Episode #9: Boring Bet

  Feb 5, 202616 minS1

  <p>Hey friends, new podcast episode arrived.</p><p>I spent the weekend going through one of those dense institutional reports that most people skip.</p><p>You know the type. Fifty pages of charts, footnotes, macro projections.</p><p>But buried in all that noise was something worth your attention.</p><p>The 2026 ISG Outlook makes one argument very clearly: American preeminence isn’t going anywhere.</p><p>And here’s the thing.</p><p>This isn’t blind optimism. It’s not flag-waving patriotism dressed up as investment advice.</p><p>It’s math.</p><p>The Case They’re Ma...

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  Episode #7

  "Not Me" Podcast Episode #7: Race to Compute

  Nov 14, 202518 minS1

  <p>Everyone’s building AI agents. Nobody’s asking where the power comes from.</p><p>I spent the past week inside the Accel 2025 Globalscape report, one of those dense VC documents that usually stays behind closed doors. It’s 64 pages of market data, infrastructure forecasts, and capital flow maps, and I’m breaking it all down in this week’s episode.</p><p>We’re not in an AI bubble. We’re in the opening act of an industrial revolution that will require $4.1 trillion in data center spending between 2026 and 2030. Four trillion dollars to build out 117 additional gigawatts of compute capaci...

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  Episode #6

  "Not Me" Podcast Episode #6: "Kind of Kindness"

  Oct 15, 202514 minS1

  <p>Remember that question going around — “Do you say thank you to your ChatGPT?”</p><p>Well, someone tested GPT-4o to see how rude prompts affect the quality of LLM answers, and it turned out that the ruder the prompt, the slightly higher the accuracy (on average):</p><p>Very polite — 80.8%Polite — 81.4%Neutral — 82.2%Rude — 82.8%Very rude — 84.8%</p><p>Example: the base prompt was “Jake gave half of his money to his brother, then spent $5 and had $10 left. How much did he have originally?” Different prefixes were added to it.</p><p>For instance:</p><p>Very polite: “Please, kindly consider this problem...

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