shan sinha

startups & startup investing

[shan sinha @shansinha]

@jamescham Some of the best investors in the industry are keeping it going!!!

[James Cham @jamescham]

New fund! Please send me your troublesome ringleaders...

[David Shor @davidshor]

Really great to see @RoKhanna stand up for tracking - removing advanced classes from schools is literally the single most unpopular policy we've ever polled

[Ro Khanna @RoKhanna]

It is absurd that Palo Alto School district just voted to remove honors biology for all students & already removed honors English. They call it de-laning. I call it an assault on excellence. I took many honors classes at Council Rock High in PA.

[shan sinha @shansinha]

@jack Sorry, have to disagree on this. What do you do when your more heavily financed by VC US-based competitor decides to behave like a Chinese company and steal your IP after learning all about your technology through legitimate partnership that went bad?

Asking for a friend.

[shan sinha @shansinha]

@levie I'm assuming everyone is now full on panicking with just how low of a bar was set by the group overseeing AGI development for the amount of intelligence required to overtake humanity

[shan sinha @shansinha]

AI that can write documents and make tables!!!! Amazing!

[Shishir @shishirmehrotra]

Huge kudos to the @coda_hq team for launching Coda AI into open Beta today. What a big milestone!

A short story: Early on in the product’s development, I asked them for their one-liner to describe their vision of Coda AI. We often approach new features or launches by “starting with the Tweet” as a way to clarify a POV.

Their one-liner: Writing assistants make content. Coda AI makes progress.

Honestly, I’m not sure I could sum up the potential of Coda AI any better than that. Coda already empowers teams to do their best work, and the way our AI team incorporated the product into Coda docs and tables will enable our customers’ best work to scale.

I encourage you to take Coda AI for a test-drive to see what it can enable for you. And when you do, please let me know what you think!

You can get started here: https://t.co/KhmakNj4vj

[shan sinha @shansinha]

@jimmyboobtron55 @MitchellsMeds @KanekoaTheGreat @DavidSacks Yes exactly. That is not the tax payer paying in the way you wrony insinuate above.

[shan sinha @shansinha]

@MitchellsMeds @KanekoaTheGreat @DavidSacks Let's be clear that what you are saying is false. The FDIC lending facility implemented here is being paid by premiums that the banks pay premiums into.

[shan sinha @shansinha]

@KanekoaTheGreat @DavidSacks 100% on point this weekend with both left and right idealogues. In case it helps, on Saturday the first thing we did was take out all of our companys money from First Republic b/c we didn't want to wait for wire transfer to process on Monday.

[shan sinha @shansinha]

Whoever is advising @VivekGRamaswamy needs to convince him to do what I keep telling my 8 year old. Stop using your mouth and use your ears. The problem solved this weekend was avoiding bank runs at First Republic, Melon, PNC and every other non SIB first, penalizing SVB 2nd.

[KanekoaTheGreat @KanekoaTheGreat]

.@DavidSacks: "Let me tell you who the big winner is going to be if we don't do the simple policy I'm talking about — it's the big banks. Because the fed has now created two categories of banks, there are the big four banks which they have deemed to be what they call systemically important banks (SIBS).

Those were the ones who were bailed out in 2008, and the fed has actually made it official that they are too big to fail. So if you put your uninsured deposits above $250,000 in those SIBS, you can't lose your money, but if you put money above $250,000 in a regional bank, you can lose your money.

It's at risk if that bank fails. Basically, you are making an unsecured loan to that bank, but that's not what anyone wants to do; they just want to open a checking account. So what we are on the path to doing here is creating a two-tiered system where only the biggest banks are safe, and the regional banks are not safe.

I want to make the regional banks safe. I want to do it right now. I want to let the country know that regional banks are safe. I want to stop any potential for bank runs. If we don't do this, we are going to be left with four big banks who are run by politically connected figures who are basically the guys who are cozy with Washington and Davos."

[shan sinha @shansinha]

@PatriotNews49 @wonderasunder @VivekGRamaswamy Pretty amazing. How about we talk numbers since we want to talk about capitalism. My numbers are all measured in 7,8 and 9 figures now. How about yours? My current product helps hospital workers be safe from patients with personalities like yours. What have you done lately?

[shan sinha @shansinha]

@PatriotNews49 @wonderasunder @VivekGRamaswamy How many people the products we've built gave touched and how many dollars I have contributed to government services that you rely on versus how many dollars you have contributed to government services that I rely on. Then let's have a conversation about who is destroying the USA

[shan sinha @shansinha]

@PatriotNews49 @wonderasunder @VivekGRamaswamy 1/ Wow. Aside from the fact that I was actually born here and not an immigrant, I'd love to compare notes on how much tax we have paid, how much GDP we have created, how many dollars we have invested in the USA, how many jobs we have both created...

[shan sinha @shansinha]

@RoKhanna nice work. Exactly right.

[David Sacks @DavidSacks]

Kudos to @RoKhanna. Every word of this is true. Decisive action is needed to protect the regional banking system. The run on other banks has already started.

[shan sinha @shansinha]

@AOC Very inspiring to see alleged "leaders" bait for "likes" instead of focusing on understanding actual problems. Your ability to be an "influencer" is really inspiring @AOC

[shan sinha @shansinha]

@AnnieBanany1958 @VivekGRamaswamy Next up is trying to solve the underlying long term problems with better solutions bb

[shan sinha @shansinha]

@AnnieBanany1958 @VivekGRamaswamy Nope, not in the least. But it is the answer that we needed for tomorrow so that payroll could happen for the millions of people who are not the"elite woke left" and instead individuals who took some risk to help create new tools that people need to improve their lives and work.

[shan sinha @shansinha]

@ComedyMean @VivekGRamaswamy As wonderful as your pithy soundbite sounds, this is about as incorrect as one can be. The banks that failed, the execs who missmanaged it and the shareholders who overlooked their mistakes are paying for this