@kelvinhtat I think it’s hard to compare the acquisition of an eight-figure company with buying a four- or five-figure micro-SaaS.
At that level, you’re usually not buying the revenue. You’re buying somehow proven product-market fit, existing users, and saved development time.
@searchbound@searchbound like it! Maybe add a option to hide other country names to make it more difficult. And maybe add a timer with an Highscore board. Who answers the quickest without making a mistake
The Exact Match Domain Case Study:
• No backlinks
• Over 500,000 organic clicks in 8 months
• Reached more than 8,000 clicks per day
In this case study, I explain how Visual Semantics contributed to the growth and show the real-world impact of Google’s click testing systems and Navboost.
Watch the full case study here:
https://t.co/cqTp8yrBgN
On today's All-In podcast, @chamath dropped a reality check: AI compute costs are doubling every 45 days, but he’s only seeing a 5% productivity bump.
I wrote about this exact dynamic months ago. If you look at this Stanford study, 5% is exactly where AI productivity gains crash when a codebase hits 10M+ lines of code.
Reality check:
• Prototypes? AI is magic.
• Complex codebases? Prepare for massive rework.
There is way too much hype and not enough focus on the signal-to-noise ratio in complex business applications.
@markgadala Typical take from someone with no Industry Knowledge. UX / UI Design is not about make pretty landing pages, it’s more about understanding users needs and transform this into a design that drives business goals.
Mostly effected will be off-shore countries imo
Someone is selling a hilltop vineyard in Catalonia. 20 acres, for €825k ($937k).
That's 8 hectares on its own private hill in DOQ Priorat, ~2 hours from Barcelona. 19th-century stone farmhouse on top, 4 bedrooms, a pool, solar panels, and its own water well.
2.5 hectares are producing vineyard. The rest is pine forest, old olive groves, and dry-farmed almond trees. DOQ Priorat is one of only two wine regions in Spain with the country's top classification. The other is Rioja.
A single bottle of L'Ermita, made a few villages over, sells for ~$1,800. This buys you 8 hectares of land in the same wine region.
There's an old wine press inside, but it's not in use. The grapes probably just get sold off right now. Get it running again, and you could be bottling your own wine.
How much would something like this cost where you live?
Watch this magic!
Pasted a Figma design link into Claude. Asked for 3 new variations from QuiverAI. Got 3 fully editable vectors back in Figma 😱
Never left Claude once.
I used the new Quiver MCP + Figma MCP.
Added to my International Portfolio yesterday
50 shares of $CSU.TO
2000 shares of $7220.t (Musashi)
Constellation beat down and IMO will show that buying cheap and adding efficiencies like AI and scale will bring big profits in the coming years
Musashi supercapacitors will be in high demand for the foreseeable future
You hear about people making millions and losing it all and then making it all back again
It sounds like it’s insane and luck based, but it’s not
Making massive wins. Requires taking very concentrated bets, and having a high Risk tolerance
This often aligns with winning big…and losing big.
You get better at making those bets over the years, and are better at hedging risk in them. Because your network and skills get better over time
So it’s often you see people lose everything and make it back again
I lost a few million dollars and massive people of my networth in my early 30s
The trick is to stay in the “game” - to compound your learnings and capital and network.
To make the odds of winning better each time. And to make the outcomes bigger.
Eventually (hopefully quickly) people escape the risk side of going to $0 again.
The most important part is using the process as a learning experience