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Glenn
@GlennLuk
Co-founder/BoD @HealthCareInc | Previously @Catalyte_io | VC/PE @Investcorp Technology Partners — Tech | Econ Development | Investing | China/APAC
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Posted w/o comment (52:00): “The South Koreans have developed a new drone called the Xiadan that basically uses their version of [high end] DRAM instead of cheap NAND and has a decision tree with 10,000 steps.” “So it's the closest thing to a fully autonomous system we're probably ever going to get and to think that the South Koreans and the Taiwanese are not comparing notes with the Ukrainians every single day. So if you're talking 5+ years from here, the Taiwanese military will be able to easily defeat whatever the Chinese throw at them without any help from us." - P. Zeihan, Drone AI expert
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Europe can’t afford to keep supporting its carmakers while the foundations of the electricity age are being developed elsewhere, writes @davidfickling (via @opinion)
In the Luk household we called it "Daddy Tag"
Rough-and-tumble play between a father and a child is one of the most important developmental experiences a child can have, and no other relationship provides it in the same way. A 2008 systematic review found that father-child physical play teaches emotional regulation, boundary-setting, and the ability to read arousal cues, all skills that predict social success later in life. When a father wrestles, chases, or tumbles with a child on the floor, the child is learning something specific: how to be excited without losing control. The play ramps up arousal, joy, energy, and physical intensity, and the father's role is to help the child learn where the edge is. The child who learns to pull back from "too much" during play is the child who can manage frustration, excitement, and anger in the classroom. The review found that the quality of father-child play, specifically how well the father calibrated the intensity to the child's signals, predicted the child's behaviour in school. Fathers who were attuned, meaning they could tell when the child was tipping from fun into distress and adjusted accordingly, had children with fewer behaviour problems years later. Mothers play differently. Maternal play tends to be structured, toy-based, and language-rich, all of which support cognitive development. Paternal play tends to be physical, unpredictable, and arousal-heavy, which supports emotional development. The child needs both, and the research says neither can fully substitute for the other. The dad on the floor getting climbed on is not killing time. He is the only person in the child's life providing a specific type of training that the brain needs, and the studies that tracked those children found the effects lasting into adolescence.
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Australian HYROX athlete Joanna Wietrzyk has formally apologized after suffering bowel incontinence during the Beijing race but continuing to compete and win. “Looking back, I regret the decision to not have stepped off the track. I recognize that I should have made a different choice,” she said, adding that she will withdraw from the race and forfeit her points.
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An Australian competitor at HYROX Beijing suffered sudden fecal incontinence mid-race due to intense physical stress — but still pushed through and finished strong. Race organizers confirmed they immediately isolated and disinfected the affected area, disposing of equipment and waste in line with regulations. After the event, they replaced the carpet and ran a full deep-clean of the venue.
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NEW from us: India's rapid clean power expansion has kept power sector emissions flat for two years, for the first time in over 50 years, and sharply reduced fossil fuel imports. Oil and gas consumption have also fallen for two years in a row, helping alleviate the Hormuz shock.
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@zijing_wu Interesting to compare and contrast India and the Philippines 👇. I suspect it has to do with IT services (where India’s services sector leans) vs. customer-facing BPO (where Philippines leans)
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This (and not distillation) is the primary reason why Chinese AI companies are able to catch up so quickly to SOTA on the benchmarks over the past year, with Kimi the latest example.