Cameron Bell

This London maxxing thing is so astroturfed

@matthewclifford Lots of past glory and future potential.

Such a stunning country

@rahulgs Ui is underrated in current times

seems obvious but: things that are changing rapidly: 1. context windows 2. intelligence / ability to reason within context 3. performance on any given benchmark 4. cost per token things that are not changing much: 1. humans 2. human behavior, preferences, affinities 3. tools, integrations, infrastructure 4. single core cpu performance therefore, ngmi: 1. "i found this method to cut 15% context" 2. "our method improves retrieval performance 10% by using hybrid search" 3. "our finetuned model is cheaper than opus at this benchmark" 4. "our harness does this better because we invented this multi agent system" 5. "we're building a memory system" 6. "context graphs" 7. "we trained an in house specialized rl model to improve task performance in X benchmark at Y% cost reduction" wagmi: 1. product/ui 3. customer acquisition 4. integrations 5. fast linting, ci, skills, feedback for agents 6. background agent infra to parallelize more work 7. speed up your agent verification loops 8. training your users, connecting to their systems and working with their data, meeting them where they are

@algorecrave Well, currently enjoy my first day off in a while/too drunk. But gdp per capita national debt over time since 2006 might be indicative. Still ascetic is strong

@CameronR_Bell elaborate

what ideology is this

@SebJohnsonUK @Siftedeu @HarryStebbings Possibly just reflects the sample

The hypocrisy in this article is truly ASTOUNDING Freya Pratty of @Siftedeu has just published an article in which she criticises @HarryStebbings for a lack of female guests on his show. And yet, I have just scrolled through Sifted's "Startup Fundraise" page and of the last 20 companies written about only ONE has a female cofounder. That's 1 out of over 40 founders mentioned - a significantly lower ratio than Harry's. Maybe I've missed some female cofounders but I will link the site below so please correct me I'm wrong. Sifted - the solution to this problem is to provide more coverage of female founders, not attack other media companies.

@felixstocker14 Looks great

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The average Entrepreneur First founder is smarter than the average YC founder. And they still lose. I'm going through Entrepreneur First right now. Six months — first three in London, then the best teams get $250k and move to San Francisco. I've now seen both ecosystems up close. The European founders I know are more rigorous. Better educated. More technically precise. They see the flaws in an idea before anyone else does. And that's exactly the problem. American founders post half-baked takes. They pitch before the product is ready. They talk about changing the world when they have twelve users. This is good. Europeans watch this and cringe. This is bad. But here's what I couldn't unsee: it's not that Americans are willing to look stupid. It's that they can't see it. American culture puts blinders on ambitious people — a protective blindness that shields them from how they appear. In the early-stage game, that's everything. You always look stupid before your view of the world is forced into existence. The question is whether you can keep going long enough to make it true. Europeans are too self-aware. They see the gap between what they're claiming and what they've proven. That awareness makes them hesitate. The Americans I met weren't smarter. They had a blindspot that functioned as armour. Harry Stebbings says Europeans need to work harder. I don't think that's it. What they won't do is risk embarrassment. This EF cohort is learning to live with cringe. Our investors will thank us for it

@RambleAndPint @ArkaSerezh you need to integrate intro robot gardening

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All a modern man needs

lol our enemy’s are our own propagandists

Life

@SebJohnsonUK Proud to be an EF founder (most recent cohort)

Be Matt Clifford and Alice Bentinck: > Meet at McKinsey in 2009 > Realise the top minds in the country are wasting their entering finance and consulting instead of building tech > Spend 4 years running EF as a non-profit trying to make it work > Raise £8.5m in 2015 to invest > Back Magic Pony that gets acquired for $150m 18 months later. > Instantly gain recognition in the industry > Raise more money > Back first unicorn > Expand across the world > Raise more money > Undo Global expansion > Double down on the US > See revenue growth explode, time to raise shrink and valuations double > Raise $200m and become a unicorn In that time they've backed some generational founders including @Barney_H_Y, @jamesdacombe and @nikola_mrksic and MANY MORE. Their portfolio companies are now valued at $15bn. @Alicebentinck and @matthewclifford have transformed the ecosystem through sheer will. And NONE of this includes all the work they've done outside @join_ef: > Alice founded Code First Girls and has a book published > Matt is Chair of ARIA, served as Adviser on AI to the PM after drafting an “AI Action Plan” for the UK and is now focused on making the UK rich again Two of the greats and I couldn't be happier for them.

sf is pretty decent

@ArkaSerezh Need to get my hands on a bust of…

Today marks the anniversary of Ayn Rand's death. To honor her life and work, Gondor Industries is creating five marble sculptures of Rand. But they won’t be carved only by a human sculptor. A robot will do most of the work.

@jameygannon … it’s pretty goood. My base is a 2 in 1, tbf

i’ve never tried a worse product line than the grown alchemist stuff at equinox hair literally feels dirtier after i wash it plus everything is herb scented and i feel like a thanksgiving turkey

SHUT UPPPPP

@jeffzwang At Eru we burn through web set credits. Worth every penny

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@lukeharries The remittance adds had a surreal charm

Excited to see London tube ads move past vitamins and international remittance and into it’s AI era

@Kazanjy Still waiting

When is the UN going to intervene in the UK?

@malikules lol

berghain for people with claude pro plan