This account seeks to classify everyone into a micro-trope (So niche! so esoteric!). Macro-tropes are known to too many people - so information regarding how to classify people into even more niched down categories sells well to the knowledge workers on this app.
Because the Eames chair allows you to signal you have "taste" in a way that's not possible with other types of furniture. It's easily recognizable (like Rolex Submariners and Porsche 911s), expensive (exclusive), but also mass produced (thus also attainable). This does not detract from its design merits, much like how the Rolex Submariner is undeniably a good watch. Only to say why it's often the first thing someone buys when they get a bit of money. If you collect a few of these things — Eames Chair, Rolex Sub, Porsche 911, cropped shirt with big pants — you can feel like you have cultural capital.
@paulg Specifically value creators, missing from this dialog are the scads of wealthy people who got rich by various means of unethical financial engineering, “trading” or hollowing out companies and selling them for parts
@nicholasnlawton 1) high vol UGC -> best performers become ads
2) Dedicated creators who can make videos we know will perform
3) Feed meta a lot of data back about performance
4) don’t sleep on someone who actually knows how to properly use meta ads manager and can optimize
@nicholasnlawton This. Treat creators like dirt you’ll get dirt in return. It’s better to have 5 cracked creators than it is to have 20 making straight bullshit on their page imo
introducing draft - your collaborative agent knowledge base.
draft is a desktop app and cli that automatically syncs context for your team’s agents. with draft you get a local folder (separate from your working files or code) that houses all of your context, installed skills/mcp servers, and syncs it to your team.
draft also runs constantly the background to update your local context by analyzing your granola meetings, slack channels, and agent sessions.
works across claude code, codex, cursor agent, hermes, and openclaw. completely local, private, and open source.