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The leading cause of death is birth.

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This tweet is pinned because it's the one I'm most proud of.

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@TheStalwart Huh? please explain. Was about to get one. My wife and daughter love theirs.

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@TheStalwart This is very common in mid and low-mid market PE deals. Seller keeps a minority stake and gets another bite at the apple on the next exit.

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@CharlesDardaman @TheStalwart An earn out solves bid ask spreads that can't otherwise be overcome and are usually a one-time payment, not continued equity ownership.

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@Dan_Jeffries1 One definition of institution might be an organization that maintains trust through leadership and membership change. Once trust is lost, is it still an institution?

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@kateiswell @marine4ever1959 @SawyerMerritt @Tesla To take over immediately while the car was at speed to avoid collision? No.

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@oprydai is this whole thread just bots talking to each other holy shit

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@kateiswell @marine4ever1959 @SawyerMerritt @Tesla Robotaxis are now live with Tesla FSD. People sitting in the back like a waymo.

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@sama "It's not this, it's that. It's that, not just this." -ChatGPT

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@RobertMSterling @grok did this post consider the happiness of the subject demographic?

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@srijan_mahajan @grok please summarize this tweet

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@deedydas was sea of thieves in the prompt somewhere?

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@yashar Do one for posters that write "People are always asking me..."

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@pmddomingos but tax preparation software did make tax accountants obsolete for like 90% of filings

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@DBryanRhodes being a DNA replicator doesn't have an intrinsic value. evolutionary processes changed our brains to want to have and raise children. break free bryan.

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@tomfgoodwin It's the immediate feedback that makes coding the perfect victim. AI can write custom legal documents that seem right to a non-lawyer, but you might not know about mistakes for years when they are challenged in court.

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@ChrisLloydCFP @Dan_Jeffries1 https://t.co/X6WhAdRH06

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@exodus21_7 @Dan_Jeffries1 why haven't they done this with tools that have been around for years? I evaluate the technology of companies for a living and I've never seen a single enterprise use more than 50% of the automation tools they already own as part of their various software and subscriptions.

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@Use_The_Tools @Dan_Jeffries1 we don't believe you

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@TroyLindsey @TheCartelDel Is that a rat?

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@dmfenton @TheStalwart Yeah but they won't for long. Remember "prompt engineering?" That lasted a few months before the models improved enough. Same will happen with IDE/git config.