Directionally Correct

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Directionally Correct

Directionally Correct

@directioncorrec

Leverage long before the AGI

Katılım Mayıs 2024
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Degen, CPA
Degen, CPA@Degen_CPA·
@defidarling Trueee I like KL over Bangkok myself. I nomadded for 4 years total and bounced around a lot
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Degen, CPA
Degen, CPA@Degen_CPA·
You’re not going to find a normal white dude who lives in Thailand. No way they get there with pure intentions.
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Directionally Correct@directioncorrec·
@sdand I mean openclaw basically executed their entire vision and gained consumer mindshare
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SuspendedCap
SuspendedCap@ContrarianCurse·
Anything that can be codified, has digital tools, and is a repeatable process - is gone Things that require creativity, relationships, regime adaptations, taste will survive
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emot-sun.gif industries
@LLMJunky @moltbook if i was to guess what they paid for moltbook it would be in the 30-60 range total, maybe more if they negotiated hard; but structured as acquihire (so equity w/vesting period)
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Geiger Capital
Geiger Capital@Geiger_Capital·
*NETANYAHU: WAR WILL END LOT FASTER THAN PEOPLE THINK Good enough… send it. 🚀
Geiger Capital tweet media
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Directionally Correct@directioncorrec·
@ohharsen @romanhelmetguy More so government fraud and regulations. America has enough money to build housing and feed everyone if they are able to allocate funds towards that purpose and don’t have a 200B war and building regulations in the way
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Arsen@ohharsen·
@romanhelmetguy He is accidentally right. Scarcity is implicitly artificially induced so we can self organize along a status curve.
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Roman Helmet Guy@romanhelmetguy·
“If the banks can print as much money as possible, why do we have poverty?” 💀💀
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Directionally Correct@directioncorrec·
$snap is now revoking signed offers for engineering now, more data point beyond a hiring freeze that layoffs are incoming. Is it finally time for Evan’s year of efficiency?
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Directionally Correct@directioncorrec·
@based16z Unfortunately we probably bounce from here, without further escalation the machine goes up endlessly
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Directionally Correct@directioncorrec·
@___4o____ Unfortunately building for consumer at scale means you have to treat every user as retarded because on average they are
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SPEC@___4o____·
I don't trust this guy because he doesn't treat his users like customers. He spins every interaction into a narrative about how talented he is, rather than taking extreme ownership and acknowledging the feedback.
Nikita Bier@nikitabier

We tried something. It didn’t work. And we took those learnings and decided to reward Articles instead of single posts. Articles have grown 20x since December and they are now the largest blogging product on the internet by traffic. In consumer product development, you sometimes take non-linear paths to discover opportunity.

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Directionally Correct@directioncorrec·
@based16z Whop only weakness is its weak KYC and the next dem gov might crack down on some of the things that goes through its rails
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based16z
based16z@based16z·
I see payments bifurcating between: corporate + closed + extract squad (Stripe, Circle, Coinbase) VS grassroots + open + build stuff squad (tether, hyperliquid, etc.) And I think Whop can become the consumer fintech layer for the second group
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based16z
based16z@based16z·
"Sir, we lost the 200d moving average. It's time to update strategy"
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mattparlmer 🪐 🌷
mattparlmer 🪐 🌷@mattparlmer·
Stopping the war is straightforward 1) stop bombing Iran 2) move US troops/assets out of range/into bunkers 3) publicly declare an end to all offensive weapons sales to Israel, and pull support for their air force Let the GCC and Iran talk out how they want to handle Hormuz
David Frum@davidfrum

"Stop the war" is an empty slogan. The war can fail, it can succeed, it cannot be reversed. Success is better. My latest in @TheAtlantic theatlantic.com/ideas/2026/03/…

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🏴‍☠️@calvinfroedge·
Heck of a read here
Donald J. Gorbachev@donaldgorbachev

Already wrote that one. Here it is: The five-second epistemology of the counterattack. Any Gulf state that assists in a direct attack on Iran will have missiles sent to its palaces. Not its infrastructure. Its palaces. The buildings where the kings sleep. The throne itself. Iran said this on day one. The missile hits the palace. The monarchy is over. And somebody forgot the most basic difference between the Sunnis and the Shia. The one that matters to this war more than any theological dispute. The Gulf is ruled by monarchies. Hereditary kingdoms. Kings and emirs and crown princes who rule because their fathers ruled. Iran is a republic. Elections. Parliament. Supreme leaders chosen by an assembly. Kill a king and the kingdom ends. Kill a supreme leader and the republic convenes and selects the next one and the next one says not the right time for peace. That’s why nineteen days in, not one Gulf airforce has fired back. Bahrain has intercepted 125 missiles and 203 drones and returned zero. Saudi Arabia intercepts over the Eastern Province and doesn’t retaliate. The UAE absorbs strikes on Fujairah, Shah, Dubai International, Sheikh Zayed Road, and doesn’t scramble a single jet. Qatar takes four ballistic missiles and issues evacuation orders in Doha and doesn’t fire back. Every monarchy making the same calculation every day — absorb the damage, don’t cross the line. The monarchies live there. They understand this. The people tweeting about Gulf airforces counterattacking do not. Iran has all the leverage and knows exactly how to use it. A country that read Sun Tzu better than the Chinese and Clausewitz better than the Germans and the Quran better than the Arabs the empire is hiding behind. Iran has been under sanctions for forty-five years. Fought an eight-year war while the world armed Saddam with chemical weapons. Built the IRGC during deprivation. Built its missile program under sanctions. Built its drone fleet under maximum pressure. Every program the empire is trying to destroy was built during the deprivation the empire now threatens as consequence. The threat is the environment Iran already operates in. The threat is Tuesday. Even Dalio figured it out. The ability to withstand pain is more important than the ability to inflict pain. The kitchen said it first. Karbala is the pain thesis. Fourteen centuries of not submitting. The empire threatening Iran with the thing Iran has already survived while Iran threatens the Gulf monarchies with the one thing they cannot survive. The Gulf states recover more easily. The Gulf states whose 95 to 140 jackup rigs are idle. Whose offshore fields are on decline curves. Whose refineries are under evacuation order. Whose force majeures are declared. Whose Strait is closed. Whose LNG terminals are burning. Whose airports are taking drone debris. The recovery hasn’t started because the war hasn’t stopped and the war hasn’t stopped because the dispensationalist Disney World needs the prophecy and the prophecy requires the war. Day nineteen. The palaces are standing. The thrones are intact. Because Iran said what it would do and every monarchy believed it. The counterattack is a fantasy of someone who doesn’t understand why it hasn’t happened yet. The monarchies are monarchies. The republic is a republic. The Strait is closed.

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liz
liz@inerati·
is there anything better than 1pw this is like insane
liz@inerati

@1Password how does a password manager i pay for not have a phone number support line. no i dont want ur ai chatbot.

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😈@turtlekiosk·
i wish fonts didnt cost $100000000 to use legally so if you use one in an app you're basically forced to use Inter or something on google fonts or nothing at all
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Directionally Correct@directioncorrec·
@vidythatte Interesting that spielwerk is still allowed through, rebranding apps as games and it’s all good even if there’s remote code execution
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