Okay this is a single most important piece of writing I’ve experienced this year.
For me being in a fucked up place mentally with all the professional reinvention, this is a much needed medicine.
https://t.co/4Y8SgXc0cF
On the other programming note.
Our latest update is that for the foreseeable time, there’s going to be no updates.
We tried: https://t.co/5CZERPd5dy
🤷🏼
Some updates on a quest to kickstart @thinkwithpink one last time:
1. I've built a few versions of the landings to test internally and with a close group of people to see which one works better in getting the right message out there.
Learning JS was totally worth it.
NEW FROM US:
Freedom Holding Corp: Brazen Sanctions Evasion, Hallmarks Of Fabricated Revenue and Risky Bets with Commingled Customer Funds
https://t.co/NO1yDxWKuc $FRHC
(1/n)
AI research lately feels overwhelming, like it's impossible to make a mark. I'm grateful that I've managed to get so far carving out my own weird blue ocean. The competitive pace brings to mind the most brutal opening line ever to have graced a textbook page...
3. We're gradually getting to know the dos and don'ts of Israel in relation to starting a company here.
I doubt that it'll get any easier 🫠
But fun though!
Some updates on a quest to kickstart @thinkwithpink one last time:
1. I've built a few versions of the landings to test internally and with a close group of people to see which one works better in getting the right message out there.
Learning JS was totally worth it.
2. To clarify how this exact message should sound, I wrote a small thing that's something of a between a product thesis and an awkward marketing pitch: https://t.co/uzd5A0vFeN
A few aspects of it are still vague (yeah) even for us, but we had to start somewhere.
Taylor Swift will make $10 million *on each day* of her upcoming Eras tour.
But the crazy thing? Most people are using Notion entirely wrong.
Here’s 10 ways to bootstrap your AI startup to $8 MRR.
🧵👀
Also skipped the digest this week as I'm trying to re-engineer the format.
It just stopped being fun, and the number of exciting web3 events has dropped significantly.
Azuki's disaster is kinda fun though.
Turns out that trying to get a company off the ground is not exciting Twitter content.
Each time I think, "now it's the time to write an update alright," but a second later, I catch myself mid-sentence with a passage worthy of @VCBrags