I joined https://t.co/k0y2TZI5LE as an advisor bcs they're creating the most direct, most responsive model for Impact Investing in the US: Audacious giving to immediately address chronic need. No hesitation, no policing, no B.S. Rolling out from LA to a neighbor-in-need near you.
The recording of my first class on Maven is now live—
💪Taking on a serious topic
"Defend Your Career from the Shift to AI"
Check it out... (It's free)👇
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last year we wasted $120K and 6 months on a fancy landing page
this year I vibe coded a better one in a weekend starting with a very simple claude code prompt:
@karrisaarinen I found the same IRL: In performance reviews I give my team, I included Name, Title & Roles,... i.e. We know what "title" the founder/HR gave you when you were hired, but what do you & others know are your responsibilities, and what does the team around you depend on you for?
We've rolled out a new auto-memory feature.
Claude now remembers what it learns across sessions — your project context, debugging patterns, preferred approaches — and recalls it later without you having to write anything down.
I’ve been noticing how many fund managers today anchor their identity in “data-driven sourcing” or research.
I think there’s something inherently rigid about that promise.
Once you say your edge lives in models and systems, LP expectations quietly shift toward precision and repeatability. And if performance slips below the market, it’s not just a bad year – the story itself starts to wobble.
By contrast, funds built around domain depth, GTM support, hiring, or relationships seem to have more room to breathe. Those edges are messier, more human, and more forgiving when reality doesn’t line up perfectly.
Maybe it’s just a feeling, but “the computer helps us decide” sounds like certainty – even when the business underneath is anything but.
In talks with companies about AI they mention: Reddit is the key source of AI data (it isn't & that was written by an SEO company) and the "MIT says 95% of AI pilots fail" thing (seems to be based on 52 interviews at a conference & unclear methodology)
So much bad info out there
Robin Williams would’ve turned 74 today
This thread will brighten up your day 🧵
1. His improvised scene in Good Will Hunting made the cameraman laugh so hard the camera started shaking. Matt Damon's reaction is authentic.
Guess what?
Not one major outlet in the US has covered crimes against humanity and war crimes.
@itvnews did; a short interview here: https://t.co/3Enb8DcjOD
We don't talk about onboarding AI.
When we hire people, we expect them to need lots of context and time to ramp up. We let them ask questions. We connect them with experts. We give them docs.
WOW! " Rand Paul BLASTED House Republicans for their hypocrisy, claiming to balance the budget while wanting to add $5 trillion in debt for tax cuts to Elon Musk and his billionaire allies! We need Republicans who put COUNTRY over a king!
REMINDER: Musk paid ZERO federal taxes in 2024—outrageous! We demand transparency and accountability. Americans won’t let greedy billionaires control our future!
If giving the Nazi "Sieg Heil" salute was an Olympic event like gymnastics, Elon Musk would've received a perfect score of 10. Musk even nailed the facial expression. Seriously, Hitler would be jealous. 😳👇
Congresswomen Gwen Moore and Judy Chu went to Speaker Mike Johnson’s office today to demand answers on why Elon Musk is getting access to private information at the Treasury Department.
RETWEET to thank them for standing up for our democracy!