I'll write your a16z Speedrun application for you.
@a16z is putting $1M into early-stage founders building across tech, Al, and games.
I have a cool advantage here:
I've talked one-on-one with founders backed by al6z.
I've heard them work through ideas in real time, change their minds halfway through an answer, and light up when we hit the thing they understand better than anyone else.
That's what I want to find in your application.
Bring me a finished draft, half-written answers, or an idea you can't quite explain yet. We'll have one call. I'll keep asking questions until we get to the good stuff, then send you a complete draft built from your answers.
If I love the idea, I'll introduce you to an a16z-backed founder who understands what you're building. I know enough of them to find the right person.
Not promising that though, otherwise it wouldn't mean anything.
Comment "Speedrun" and I'll walk you through the process.
Dababrick's self-paced training might be the worst I've had among the major cloud providers. Almost all videos are basically an engineer talking plainly with a recording screen. Very unstructured. I would like to advise @databricks to ask an employee which is "non-native" in English for the recordings.
When one is non-native, it takes more preparation for presenting and the content will be more structured. There will be less stopwords and fillers between sentences.
Reviewing 30 products as a solo founder with no ad budget.
#1 https://t.co/bQITF3Tkry
Gorgeous study agent, unreal docs. But answer a question WRONG and it says nothing extra.
Full review: https://t.co/CHRt7qzBr2
@mariagorskikh I think it's a good first try :) totally feel your cringe and uncomfortable but it feels more true than super energetic/ passionate people
I used to think talent is the most important thing in career or starting a business, but now I think the level of predictable is. How predictable you are determines how people would treat you. Predictableness = reliable. (probably not a good relationship advice, or is it good!?)
@marclou I watched your interview! It's amazing you can work on entrepreneurship for 5 years, especially from the start of your career. You're a good inspiration