there's no box on the SFO customs form for "here to build a decacorn."
so we're hosting dinner for the founders who'd check it.
international founders shipping consumer + AI across borders co-hosted with @PhotonHQ#SFTechWeek
thurs oct 8, SF. 18 seats, dm for an invite.
@getsolari is joining a Stealth Incubator backed by @kakaocorpglobal, to host an intimate event in SF for researchers and founders building computer-use agents, across frontier labs, agent startups, and university groups
We'll dive into:
→ What stays and what dissolves as software gets rebuilt for agents
→ World models: can agents learn software environments the way they learn the physical world?
→ The Jevons paradox: what happens when computer work gets cheap
Candid, off-the-record (Chatham House Rule), plus a first look at what we're both building next
Request an invite 👉 https://t.co/wdNxrwKCnM
Seats are extremely limited
Excited to be working with @JqOnly, @dylanventures_ and @henryyam_@Techweek_
saw this on linkedin the other day but:
someone needs to create an agent to answer spam calls and keep the caller on the line as long as possible so it ruins the unit economics of the spam call channel lol
Your risk doesn't have to be college. The job you won't leave. The idea you keep postponing. The thing you'd do if nobody was watching.
But it has to be something. Which one is yours?
In SF, dropping out is a badge of honor.
In Korea, it's a family emergency.
I'm not going back to college. Not because it's brave. Because in Asia "risk" doesn't mean losing money, it means losing face. And the price of never looking bad is never becoming great.
Every Asian kid gets two rules: be the best, and don't take risks.
They can't coexist. The safe path is safe because everyone takes it, and a path everyone takes produces the average. You can finish #1 on it. You'll be the best average person in the room.