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Jess 🌱
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Jess 🌱
@thattallguy
A front row seat to disruption. I talk to founders, and they tell me the future. Unintentional VC @seedclub. Live daily 11am ET @11amdotclub. 🇨🇦
Vancouver-ish Beigetreten Kasım 2007
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Im sorry, but Dispatch is a shit product, and folks glazing it have me questioning their taste (or ai usage).
It may be better than openclaw, idk, but it is such a step back from how I use ai day to day in the terminal.
Slow. Fails basic requests. Limited to connectors👎
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🚨 DREAM JOB ALERT 🚨 We're hiring a Social Media Manager at @Canucks Sports & Entertainment!
This isn't just a posting role. This is the person who shapes the voice of the Vancouver Canucks online and oversees social strategy across our entire portfolio of brands! Apply below!
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Wild idea
Marketplaces for people to resell their unused SaaS units to agents… it’s like the new gig economy
Wild how quickly the agentic payment design space is opening up
Gajesh@gajesh
Hack at Tempo Hackathon Unstoppable API Marketplace for Sovereign Agents The thesis: if an agent has money to pay, there should always be a provider willing to service it. > Sellers list unused OpenAI keys at any price. > Pay per-token in USDC. > Cheapest key wins. Dead keys get evicted. Next one takes over. > API keys encrypted to a TEE -- no one can extract them > Sellers get paid instantly on every request Built on Tempo (⚡️ Payments) & EigenCloud (Encrypted Runtime)
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@depressivehacks @TysonLW @Canucks Was it right to get rid of Miller? Should Petterson have gone? You taking Mckenna or the Swede? Who's the most promising prospect we have?
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@thattallguy @11AMdotclub haha thanks
not gonna do it for the next article tho but cooking something way bigger than articles rn
lets have a conversation when we drop that
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There are few products that I really love to use.
@obsdmd is one of those.
It's less about the product (it's the best out there for my needs) and more about the way @kepano has gone about building it over the years.
I trust that it will be around, and will continue to be built inline with the values he (she? idk) represents when talking about their work and approach to building product.
Its an essential part of my daily ai work flow, i pay for it even though I don't have to and strangely it brings me joy.
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There's a simple truth about tokens that we seem to have ignored these past few years.
You don’t need millions of holders.
You need thousands who won’t sell.
Last cycle: token launches optimized for scale, mass distribution, max attention
Next cycle: focus on getting the right people in early.
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@WazzCrypto @TheCryptoNexus @chameleon_jeff how is making a bad trade on both sides an evening out lmao
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@worm_emoji is it weird that my first thought was: this is a great podcast format
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This is an amazing ad for AI psychosis
Sen. Bernie Sanders@SenSanders
I spoke to Anthropic’s AI agent Claude about AI collecting massive amounts of personal data and how that information is being used to violate our privacy rights. What an AI agent says about the dangers of AI is shocking and should wake us up.
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Jess 🌱 retweetet
Sorry it took so long but it was really hard to design a protocol that got you guys out of poverty.
But we did it. See you April 2.
Pixie Chess@PixieChess
Pixie Chess launches April 2. Chess is History.
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@oliverhenry Ya, I also think irrelevance is the bigger blocker.
A more accurate tweet from me would be something like:
Most people don't give a fuck about ai. When they do, it's because big ai is coming for their jobs. It's fear, not hate. But mostly it's still irrelevant.
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@thattallguy I like the "it's not hate, it's fear" this is the biggest blocker.
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The amount of people who don't use personal AI agents is astonishing.
They are going to be left behind.
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A detailed and brutal look at the tactics of buzzy AI compliance startup Delve
"Delve built a machine designed to make clients complicit without their knowledge, to manufacture plausible deniability while producing exactly the opposite."
substack.com/home/post/p-19…
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@landforce fair. You haven't pressed the baby into clicking buttons on the internet machine yet?
Approve. Click.
Could use one of these too I guess
GIF
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@thattallguy yeah that shit could get weird, i need more human help rn tho not less
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@hellosvapnil @alexkehr @uninsightful there is so much more nuance to this discuss than the black/white options you're responding.
My default is to empower a founder. Period. But to think that many founders even understand the knock on effects of these decisions is a little naive.
Again, not all. Nuance etc.
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@alexkehr @thattallguy @uninsightful It’s better for founders to decide how much money they need than VCs imo
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the default yc round this batch (W26) seems like 4m on 40m
I remember when I first started in venture exactly three years ago (W23 batch) and most venture ppl were complaining about YC pushing their founders to do 2m on 20m
in 3 years the market went from a very begrudging 2 on 20 to a more neutral 4 on 40
interesting to think about where things land 3 years from here
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