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Lot of repos with "production-grade" sub agents repos floating around. What's truly needed is business/product stage aware sub-agents

@alyssakrejmas Def up for authentic connection with folks genuinely interested in solving problems. Interested if a spot's available

Hosting a highly curated dinner for founders on March 10th in SF. If you're looking for authenticity and connection with people solving real problems, this is the place. Comment/reach out if interested in joining!

Data or large networks still remain the only MOAT. As long as you have access to an aggregate user behavior data that's non-public, can't be exported out by an individual user, you're in game.

Long term economies will shift their focus from global/macro to small, self-contained societies...this is the eventuality if we survive the power accumulation disparity going on today in a peaceful manner.

Hot Takes that came up chatting with @nderjung co-founder of @UnikraftSDK yesterday ------>

@nderjung Yea, love unikraft. Let's hang.

Are you in NY next week? Let's hang out!

Supercool. Glad to see someone working in this direction!

@AnsbjergB Would also be interesting to normalize the cash burned based on when it was raised. ($50 in 2010 is very different from $50 now)

150K visits on my first vibe project in 24hrs. 💀This is crazy, look at the feature death list requests: 1. The Death Clock: Prediction of "Runway Remaining" based on burn rate and last funding date. 2. Mass Exodus Tracker: Alerts when headcount drops >15% in a single month (The "Sinking Ship" signal). 3. The Pivot Detector: Flags desperate business model shifts (e.g., changing bio from "Crypto" to "AI"). 4. Silence Watch: Identifies "Zombie" companies: site is up, but zero blog posts or tweets for >6 months. 5. Bubble Heatmap: Visualizes sectors with massive funding inflow but low revenue/traffic metrics. 6. The Ratio of Doom: High Valuation vs. Low Employee count anomalies (The "Paper Unicorn" detector). 7. VC Widowmakers: Tracks which Venture Capital firms have the highest portfolio failure rates. 8. Clone Wars Casualties: A catalog of failed "Uber for X" clones in fragmented markets (Asia/Africa). 9. Crypto Graveyard: Dedicated archive for the thousands of dead Web3, NFT, and DAO projects. 10. Talent Auction: A feed of engineering teams currently being laid off from collapsing firms. 11. IP & Domain Sale: Marketplace for the assets of liquidated companies (The true "Loot Drop"). 12. Deadware Index: Catalog of open-source tools and libraries abandoned by failed startups. 13. Autopsy Reports: Verified founders anonymously submit "Why we actually failed" stories. 14. Short Seller Leaderboard: Users vote/bet on which "Hype" startup will fold next.

@Velascode_ Hell yea

Anyone going back to using notebooks? (Surprisingly I was the person to never take any notes during school/college days)

@1Umairshaikh 10 months of bootstrapped runway rich (as per SF's cost of living)

How rich are you as a startup founder?

This would be cool. Anyone interested in doing one in SF next year? Late Jan/Early Feb.

@robert_shaw 10 hours

How long has it been since you registered a domain name?

@KateBour Unpack the criticism. There's usually disguised learning imo.

Criticising is easy. Creating is hard. If someone pours themselves into making something and you think you can do better, don’t criticize. Create.

@danmartell Infinite loser here. Getting to the Limit of infinity.

A winner is just a loser who decided to try one more time.

@bluewmist An extroverted friend who gives them drama 😌

things that quietly excite introverts - cancelled plans - empty cafes, elevators, seats - long peaceful nights - soft lighting - a calm, private life

@1Umairshaikh Focus on selling.

Pitch me your best startup advice in 3 words

@The_MMW Seeking External validation instead of learning to find signal

In ONE word, what prevents people from becoming millionaires?