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Pooya Kazerouni
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Pooya Kazerouni
@kpooya
Entrepreneur. Obsessed with networks & linking everything (people+AI). Love new technologies & impactful innovation.
Earth Katılım Aralık 2009
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It’s insane to think that Apple has zero AI execution. Absolutely zero.
Nothing they did worked, and they are not even trying.
Still, it’s a $4.6 trillion company.
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@charliermarsh Sometimes they're a good reason to work on something. When people say a market is "crowded," what that often means is that there's a real problem and none of the solutions are good enough yet.
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@amanobviously You forgot DL, modern AI, and the original light bulb 💡
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Many highly successful people are saying.
sourcery@sourceryy
.@mlevchin spent "zero minutes" introspecting on his failed companies: "I kept going because I realized I liked the journey as much, if not more than the destination." "The day my co-founders and I declared our first company dead, I found myself thinking, 'What will be the next one?'" "I took exactly zero hours or minutes contemplating, 'Is this the right thing for me to do?'"
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in the last 48 hours:
> started 10fold.ai → already got a bunch of meetings booked
> joked about doing an ai retreat in tofino → now it’s probably happening, details coming soon
> been talking to people about building vancouver’s first 24/7 automated cafe for builders
you really can just do things
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One of my reliable signs that an early-stage company is in trouble: I walk in a few weeks after their seed round closes, and every employee is sitting in a $1,000 Aeron chair behind an automatic standing desk.
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Every great company has to have a major adversary; a competitor that unifies and motivates every employee to go above and beyond
At Google it was Microsoft
Scott Cook would tell our companies “if you don’t have a competitor make one up”
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People don't think small alone, they think small in groups...
Kids start out thinking that they can do anything, that they're invincible....
It's when they grow up they hear & see the things that will drag them down, like lobsters in a pot.
Be the one that escapes that fate.
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And mostly *consumer* tech
Sumit Behal@sumitkbehal
The richest people in the world are Americans who own tech companies Lesson in there
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I don't think @DanielaAmodei is getting enough cred for the talent Anthropic has attracted
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