Morris Yang

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integrity above all

[27. @dimvji]

you just have to get really good at continuing

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Arguing is a very bad habit that breeds resentment and even creates enemies.

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@bryan_johnson 💀

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@Beitak9 lol 在赶一个 event

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解鎖第一次和 Founder 一起 Coding 到天亮的體驗。

我的感想：如果你加入一個 Startup，Founder 沒有辦法跟你一起 Coding 到天亮的話，那他肯定是沒資格叫你自己一個人 coding 到天亮的。身先士卒很重要

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@philipglazman ok

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@lzminsky @affaan @Kalshi 👀

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@neckincrisis lol

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@Smitty_xyz what tf happened to u man

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做非常早期的產品增長，要先找到真正在意的用戶

早期五個真的在意你的demo、會認真給反饋的人，比五十個只是試用過一次基本功能的人更有價值。

理想用戶不是那種用完 demo 說「不錯」的人，而是那種會在半夜告訴你「這個功能我看不懂」「我需要 x，原因是 y 的場景下這會很有用」的人。

怎麼找？或許只能一個一個手動找。在推特的評論區、在競品的 dc、在任何可能聚集著在意這類問題的人的地方。

有時候我覺得這件事似乎只能 founder 自己做——因為你很難招到一個比你更在乎這個產品的人。它沒辦法外包，也沒辦法自動化。kol 推廣或大規模廣告投放都是後面的事情。

找到這五個人之後，問他們：你有沒有朋友也可能對這個產品感興趣？他們會告訴你下一個你應該找的用戶在哪裡。

如果連前五個足夠在意這個產品的人都找不到，那一定是產品有問題。

找到正確的早期受眾太重要了。你會學著如何做出他們覺得好用甚至覺得驚艷的產品，最終產品本身才有可能因為 word of mouth 實現真正的有機增長。

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@NotionDevs obsidian: tf…

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@QuantVela nb 👍

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@hypetris_ classic example of good post that earn respect and a follow

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hiring a big teams without PMF is pure suicidal move

[Hubert Thieblot @hthieblot]

As a founder you must resist all the things that make you feel successful without actually making the company successful.

-raising big rounds you don’t need
-Saying yes to every podcast, panel, and networking dinner
-hiring a big teams without PMF
-getting a big office

Etc.

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@divya_venn take your spy cam out of my bedroom 🤣

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@sukie234 @xiaoshunli xswl

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@0xLogicLog 喜欢这种写得很真实又深刻的文

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@bryan_johnson bruh

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“The reality is that almost everyone is actually great. They will love you when they get to know you, and you will love them. They are interesting and real, and worth talking to and being honest with. Sure, they have wounds too, but most people’s wounds quickly melt when they sense that you like them.”

[Nathan Baschez @nbaschez]

I have a lot of empathy for this worldview because I used to be this way. And not just about SF.

I used to think most people basically sucked, they’re shallow and even sometimes soulless, they didn’t like me or understand me, it’s all a status game, etc.

This was basically wounds from childhood and hyper-vigilance to protect myself. (And of course only accomplished the opposite.)

The reality is that almost everyone is actually great. They will love you when they get to know you, and you will love them. They are interesting and real, and worth talking to and being honest with. Sure, they have wounds too, but most people’s wounds quickly melt when they sense that you like them. And sure, this doesn’t mean it will make sense for you to become besties or for them to join your company or hire you or anything. But sometimes maybe it will!

Golden retriever energy is real, it will change your life, and it can be yours, I promise.

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i need to take some fucking risk.

[AYi @AYi_AInotes]

说个扎心的真相，90%的AI工程师，其实什么都没做出来

Cluely的CEO Roy Lee在NYU做活动，当场掏500美元现金，问在场所有学AI的学生和工程师，谁在LinkedIn上真正上线过一个公开的项目，结果全场几乎没人举手。

太真实了，现在的AI圈就是这样，人人都能跟你聊大模型，聊Agent，聊世界模型，刷过几百篇论文，调过几十个demo，但你问他有没有上线过一个能让别人用的东西，大部分人都沉默了。

我们总以为AI时代拼的是谁懂的多，谁的技术深，其实根本不是。

LLM能帮你写80%的代码，能帮你解决大部分技术问题，但剩下那20%的脏活累活，部署，边缘case，用户体验，成本控制，才是真正能区分你和别人的地方。

所以别再当那个只会看教程的工程师了，去做去实践，去解决实际问题，，离线小模型App，自我迭代的代码Agent，个人生活OS，哪个都行。

不用等你学完所有东西，不用等完美，这个周末开干，下周就公开上线。哪怕做的很烂，哪怕只有几个人用，也比你藏在电脑里的一百个demo强一万倍。

在AI时代，知识已经变成了最不值钱的东西，到处都是教程，到处都是论文，真正稀缺的，是把知识变成公开可验证的产品的执行力。

别当那个坐在NYU教室里，连500美元都拿不到的人，动起来兄弟们