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aleksanderprus

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brooklyn Katılım Mayıs 2021
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Edward Morra
Edward Morra@edwardmorra_btc·
Black Friday sale is here! My friends @tradingview gave me 2 annual subs to give away: 1 x Ultimate worth $576 1 x Premium worth $217 To participate: Like, RT and leave a comment. I will pick winners at Tuesday evening 25th Nov. Good luck!
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Balaji
Balaji@balajis·
The inflation is here, it’s just not evenly distributed. The areas tech touches (televisions, software, phones) have experienced hyperdeflation. The areas subsidized or regulated by the state (healthcare, education) have experienced real price increases.
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Alex Cole
Alex Cole@acnewsitics·
Heck of a time to have an alcoholic secretary of defense
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Ogg Vorbis
Ogg Vorbis@gotitatguineys·
I follow this old guy on TikTok who’s whole account is just him bowling and he did what is probably the most tonally perfect tribute to David Lynch
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Hasan Toor
Hasan Toor@hasantoxr·
CES 2025 just started, and we’re already seeing incredible tech. Here're 20 most impressive reveals of CES 2025 so far: 1. Halliday Glasses: 3.5-inch AI smart glasses
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RAC
RAC@RAC·
music fans deserve their own platform. no algorithms, just real people sharing music they love. we're building this app and we're looking for people to help test it before we go public. reply for early access.
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GREG ISENBERG
GREG ISENBERG@gregisenberg·
I had a chat last night with a billion-dollar SaaS founder/CEO. He's raised $200M at a $2B valuation in 2021. Living the high life in SF with a crazy house and a Porsche 911. On the surface, it seems like he has it all and living the dream. But he called me out of the blue at 11p last night to vent. It’s been 9 years since he started the company although people think it's overnight success. Last two years have been brutal. He’s sprinting to profitability. Layoffs. Now navigating the AI landscape. He goes: “I hope we can compete in an OpenAI world” I could practically hear his uncertainty crackling through the phone. Four years ago, he had a full head of blonde hair. Today, it’s mostly gray. He looks like Obama post-presidency. Then he dropped the bombshell, “I’m running a zombie company. I don’t know if we’ll ever IPO. Hopefully, we sell, and I get a 1-3x return for investors. I feel stuck.” This is the dirty secret of Silicon Valley. So many founders are trapped in the hype cycle, drowning in VC money but feeling like teenage toddlers trying to figure it out. I've been stuck before. I've been on this treadmill before. Sometimes you get unstuck, find that killer product and before you know it you're Silicon Valley's darling again. But most, time you're not. You're just treading water. And then you wake-up, you're 45, no hair, no kids, only yearly trips to visits family and realized you could have made a more profitable career (and more fruitful life?) just doing your own thing. Maybe you're happy. Because you gave it your best shot at "building something big". You wanted to become the next Mark Zuckerberg. But maybe you aren't. Maybe you realize that you can build something big on your own. No investors. Or join something early that isnt on the VC-train. He called because he’s desperate for a new direction. Profitable, indie startups. I keep getting these calls. The air is thick with anxiety. The unicorn dream is cracking, and people are waking up.
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Austin Byrd
Austin Byrd@AustinTByrd·
this was shipped by a 1.84 trillion dollar company
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Neal O'Grady
Neal O'Grady@NealOGrady·
Writing is f'ing hard. Writing persuasively is even harder. These copywriting frameworks help a ton: 1. PAS(P) 2. The 4 P's 3. AIDA 4. BAB 5. PRUNE 6. PASTOR They simplify the process of tapping into the psychological principles of persuasion. They can also be applied in all formats (email, posts, videos), & copy lengths. For example: The first 3 lines of this post are a mini PAS: 1️⃣ Problem: "Writing is f'ing hard." 2️⃣ Agitation: "Writing persuasively is even harder." 3️⃣ Solution: "These copywriting frameworks help a ton." I didn't intend to use it. But after years of copywriting, I instinctively used it. Save this cheatsheet to reference the next time you're writing. And eventually, you won't need to. ——— And if you like cheatsheets like this: Follow me @NealOGrady I dive into how to build an un-ignorable startup and personal brand.
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Sahil Bloom
Sahil Bloom@SahilBloom·
The best ideas from 2023. The top 1% of ideas I encountered: (bookmark and share this)
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Mario Gabriele 🦊
Mario Gabriele 🦊@mariogabriele·
The Shape of Stories.
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Lenny Rachitsky
Lenny Rachitsky@lennysan·
14 habits of highly effective Product Managers A thread 🧵
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Chris Bakke
Chris Bakke@ChrisJBakke·
The funniest transfer of wealth in modern times is the SoftBank Vision fund which took $100 billion in Saudi oil money and gave it to founders who were “reimagining salad delivery” and building coupon apps for dogs that required $2B in funding.
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