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This Week in Startups (Jason Calacanis)

Recent AI breakthroughs in reasoning models stem from Reinforcement Learning with Verifiable Rewards (RLVR), which trains models by rewarding accurate solutions to objectively checkable problems like math and coding, enabling scalable performance gains through iterative trial-and-error rather than human preference optimization.

PBD Podcast

Rep. Jared Moskowitz discusses the Clinton-Comer Epstein hearing dispute, warning Republicans that hauling in former presidents sets a dangerous precedent that could backfire when Democrats regain power.

Benjamin Cowen

Benjamin Cowen analyzes Bitcoin's 50% drawdown through historical bear market cycles, predicting a potential relief rally into March that forms a lower high before further decline, while warning that bear markets structurally punish both bullish and bearish excesses.

The Diary of a CEO

Hillary Clinton has publicly challenged House Oversight Chairman James Comer to hold televised hearings regarding Epstein-related investigations, rejecting private depositions after six months of negotiations over scope and format. The confrontation highlights growing fears of political escalation, with Trump surprisingly defending the Clintons—likely out of self-preservation concerns that targeting former presidents could lead to retaliatory investigations against his own family members.

Bankless

Following a historic $350 billion liquidation event that tested Bitcoin at $60,000, the market faces continued midterm-year cyclical headwinds despite bouncing from critical technical supports, while Ethereum's breakdown to $1,700 presents both tactical risk and long-term accumulation opportunities amid extreme fear sentiment.

NVIDIA AI Podcast

SGLang achieves breakthrough LLM serving performance on NVIDIA GB200 through PD disaggregation, mixed-precision kernels (FP8/NVFP4), and zero-overhead speculative decoding, delivering up to 1.9x speedups over H100 while maintaining accuracy and eliminating GPU idle bubbles.

The Verge

Newly released Epstein files reveal the convicted sex offender operated as a central power broker in tech, advising executives on confidential business matters while funding early crypto and influencing internet culture through 4chan.

This Week in Startups (Jason Calacanis)

The conversation contrasts the "AI 2027" report's milestone-based path to AGI (superhuman coder → researcher → ASI by 2031) with the "jagged capabilities" view, concluding that while AI will automate significant software development tasks within months, fully autonomous research and general computer use remain distant due to specification challenges and uneven capability profiles.

Nate O'Brien

Japan's February 8, 2026 decision on money printing authorization could disrupt US markets by altering the yen carry trade and threatening demand for US Treasuries, as the nation shifts from decades of deflation and negative rates to combat sustained inflation while carrying a 240% debt-to-GDP burden.

The Prof G Pod (Scott Galloway)

Neera Tanden and Scott Galloway analyze how the Trump administration's tariff policies and contradictory housing stance worsen affordability, while big tech platforms like Uber hike prices post-consolidation, creating an economic squeeze where first-time homebuyers now average age 40 and healthcare costs remain inflated by opaque middlemen.

freeCodeCamp.org

20-year veteran Tapas Adhikary explains how AI tools are compressing software delivery timelines from weeks to days while flattening traditional engineering hierarchies, requiring developers to adopt solution mindsets and consultancies to educate clients on the critical gap between rapid MVPs and production-grade systems.

Bloomberg Television

Thailand has transformed from one of Asia's fastest-growing economies into a regional laggard with stagnant 2% GDP growth, as decades of political instability, extreme inequality, and structural bottlenecks have crippled its ability to compete with neighboring Southeast Asian nations.