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@maxmarchione @maxmarchione this is brilliant. I feel like everyone in this space talks about scaling personalised healthcare to everyone. But that ethos always seems compromised by its pricing. You guys are miles ahead on that mission. Congrats 🙌🏼

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Introducing Shortcut — the first superhuman Excel agent. Shortcut one-shots most knowledge work tasks on Excel. It even scores >80% on Excel World Championship Cases in ~10 minutes. That's 10x faster than humans. Our early preview is live. Just comment for an invite code.

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Kiwi friends -- What are some of the coolest startups in NZ these days?

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What are the best energy drinks based on combo of effectiveness and healthiness ?

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1/🧵 In search of relevant data, professional investors often turn to Bloomberg Terminal. But its annual cost of ~$24,000 makes it out of reach for most. For everyone to use, here’s some great free information sources useful for perfectly sophisticated investment decisions. 🫖

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Here are some of the most interesting books and blog posts that changed my mind in 2022:

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Here’s the compilation of the top voted content of the whole 2022! #TheRightSignal #SwitchToNeedl #Business #Finance #Investing #2022bestcontent

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5 books to build big, worldwide perspective 1. Lessons of History (Durant) 2. Factfulness (Rosling) 3. Ten Global Trends (Bailey & Tupy) 4. How the World Really Works (Smil) 5. Against the Gods (Bernstein) Bonus. The Prize (Yergin) What else?

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Charlie Munger is a modern-day polymath and one of the most respected investors of all time. He credits reading 500 pages/day with much of his success—his children even call him a book with legs. Here are 20 of his favourite books:

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If one could read only 10 books their entire life. A thread...

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What are some of the best econ/business/finance books you read this year?

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9 videos every new Founder must watch:

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Most websites sucks in 2022. So I crowdsourced the best from 1,74.000 people on Reddit and Twitter. Here are 10 gem websites you wish you knew yesterday👇

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"The Prize" is widely considered the best book on the early history of the oil industry. What are the single best books for other industries?

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10 free websites so useful they should come pre-bookmarked on every browser:

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20 Short books you can read in one day:

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What website is a hidden gem?