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@GrousARK The report also digs into how Shopify's AI agent, Sidekick, plays CFO and COO in real time - and why serial founders already outsell first-timers 2x over.
https://t.co/KLrCCEXpJd
Steady jobs used to be the safe bet, startups the gamble. Nicholas Grous (@GrousARK) says that's now backwards - and pins it on three quiet cost collapses, the last one still accelerating.
@GrousARK — Shopify Capital loans more than doubled in two years as SBA lending fell ~15%
— Shipping can cost small businesses 9% of annual expenses
— A bad hire can cost a business up to $240,000, per SHRM
Mark Cuban @mcuban sold https://t.co/0M75nBefzH to Yahoo at the peak of the dot-com bubble, then hedged his payout by shorting an index of internet stocks he thought sucked. On the All-In Podcast, he says this AI bubble looks nothing like that one.
@mcuban — Entrepreneurs are building 770,000 apps a week on Lovable, Cuban says.
— He built a fake product's business plan and patent outline in 12 minutes with AI.
— Cuban says 95% of medicine is guessing, since no doctor can memorize daily research.
@nejatian The absurdly broken process it used to take just to turn a home's power back on — and the one-line fix that replaced it.
https://t.co/eTP13PFU7k
Kaz Nejatian @nejatian took over Opendoor months from bankruptcy. His wife wouldn't let him come home without a plan — so he slept on an office mattress for days while digging through the books. What he found changed everything.
@nejatian — He killed two entire business lines in his first four weeks at Opendoor.
— Opendoor now buys 6 to 7 times more homes weekly than a year ago.
— He rewrote Opendoor's careers page to say: this will be hard, not for you.
@lqiao She also lays out why six of today's top open models are Chinese-built — and what breaks in the U.S. stack if China cuts off access to them.
https://t.co/tZaIQkRvax
If Lin Qiao (@lqiao), founder of Fireworks AI, is right, the cost of running AI falls 10x in three years while usage explodes 100x — rewriting what every founder building on AI can afford to build, on 20VC with Harry Stebbings.
@lqiao — Fireworks already processes over 40 trillion tokens a day, mostly through customized models
— Cursor started as a single-digit-million-dollar Fireworks customer just two years ago
— Fireworks is at $800 million in annualized revenue and expects to at least double by year-end
@netflix She also shares the exact one-question trick she uses to build 'systems thinking' before starting any project — worth stealing for your own to-do list.
https://t.co/PWldetkCbT
PMs shipping code, designers writing PRDs, engineers doing product — if you're wondering what's actually left of your job, Netflix's product and technology chief Elizabeth Stone has been living inside that confusion for two years. @netflix
@netflix — Netflix stopped hiring new grads for years, then restarted a few years ago
— Netflix acquired a Ben Affleck startup for AI-powered reshoots and relighting
— The 'keeper test': would you fight to keep them if they quit today?
@GioValiante There's a story about a Wall Street client worth hundreds of millions who couldn't outrun a high school breakup — that's where the real work started.
https://t.co/Lhku1JInNj
Most people are operating nowhere near their actual ceiling — and it's not a talent problem. Performance psychologist Gio Valiante, who coaches hedge fund billionaires and PGA Tour pros, breaks down why on The Knowledge Project. @giovaliante
@GioValiante — Only 5-10 of roughly 5 million marathoners die yearly — rarely from overexertion
— He screens hires for confidence and motivation, not intelligence
@katelyn_lesse They also defend Claude Tag against the 'it's just a Slackbot' criticism — and what's actually running underneath that interface.
https://t.co/mMOz88jje3
Katelyn Lesse and Angela Jiang run Anthropic's developer platform. Angela says they can hand builders roughly five basic 'jobs' to assign AI tokens today — multiply those combinations across the ecosystem and the number gets almost uncountable. @Katelyn_Lesse
@katelyn_lesse — A year ago, Anthropic's whole platform was just one stateless API.
— Self-hosted sandboxes now run on Modal, Vercel, Cloudflare, and Amazon microVMs.
— Anthropic already ships verticalized Claude products for finance and legal.