"To anyone I have offended I just want to say I reinvented electric cars and I am sending people to Mars in a rocket ship, did you think I was gonna be a chill normal dude?"
-Elon Musk
@ed_baker_whoop How can I get access in Europe?
Got labs results to upload but the option is not appearing in Health tab although the website mentions uploading previous results is available worldwide to all users
This is easily my favorite clip of Bill Ackman
> His fund was down 30%+
> Being sued by Valeant Pharma investors
> Going through divorce with his wife
> Elliot, an activist firm, trying to take over his fund
Here is his advice on how to deal with the tough moments in life
What you see on the video will happen in REVER HQ (Barcelona), on Friday night!
We are putting together the smartest people in town in the same room to hire for the +10 open roles we have in tech
Are you one of us? DM or @ for an invite!
En REVER, como en toda buena startup, estamos un poco locos.
Por eso, para encontrar al mejor talento junior en Barcelona, vamos a replicar esto en nuestras ofis. Este viernes por la noche.
Si tienes background técnico (Software/Data), DM me. Drinks & food on the house! 🚀🔥
Tesla's revenue:
2025: $73,000 every 22 seconds
2020: $73,000 every minute
2015: $73,000 every 9 minutes
2010: $73,000 every 5 hours
2007: $73,000 for the year
The application deadline for the @ycombinator spring batch is tonight.
Every YC batch has founders that randomly applied the day of the deadline and are happy they did. I am sure this one will too!
Startup Competition at #SouthSummit25 is closing soon! 🚀This year, it’s more than just a pitch—it’s a vision. A vision to align #entrepreneurship with the greater good, fuel economic progress, and harness #innovation to navigate uncertainty together. 💡
https://t.co/aNjdcTccBv
We got these phone booths (a K6 from the 1930s, and a KX100 from the 1990s) for the @stripe lobby, as a reminder that there are always two paths in everything we make: something that elevates and makes you smile, or, well, whatever the thing on the right is.
When you get older, you'll notice that a lot of the very smartest people maintain this kind of innocent curiosity their whole lives. They still want to learn more. So this isn't just a way to compensate for inexperience. It's also the strategy used by the most experienced.
If you're inexperienced, don't try to pretend you're not. It will fool no one and make you look ridiculous. Instead just be openly curious. This will seem natural instead of awkward, and you'll learn a lot more.