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Looking Glass Capital

@LookingGlassCap

A pre-seed firm with independent conviction backing pre-consensus companies in healthcare, climate, and economic drivers — unabashedly sharing portfolio news!

New York, USA Katılım Eylül 2019
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Looking Glass Capital@LookingGlassCap·
RT @Besvinick: So stoked for Nate and the team who have assembled a dream team to support this round (just look at that group of investors)…
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Adam Besvinick
Adam Besvinick@Besvinick·
The titanintake.com team has built *the* best tool for increasing referral throughput for clinicians, and it's not even close. Within the first month, @MultiCareHealth is adding 500+ additional referrals per week without adding a single FTE - 4x ROI
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Pila
Pila@PilaEnergy·
Today, our founder and CEO @ColeHAshman is featured in @MorningBrew 's Founder Brew. If you’re new to Pila, and want to know what we’re all about, this piece is a great place to start. Our founding story is one about who gets left behind when critical infrastructure fails, and what happens when someone decides to do something about it. It's a story of engineering and design coming together to create something that doesn't just work, but works beautifully... for everyone... in any home... regardless of whether you have a five-figure budget. Pila is way more than a nice-to-have home gadget, and it is not just reserved for tech early adopters. It's a response to the way our world works today — where utility bills are rising, outages last longer, hit harder, happen more often and have real consequences. Pila is a solution for nearly half of Americans who rent and have never had a real energy independence options, until now. We're ramping up deliveries to our earliest customers as we speak, and we can’t wait to show you what we’ve been building. Thank you @MorningBrew and @TriciaCrimmins for the feature! founderbrew.com/stories/2026/0…
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Azer Koçulu
Azer Koçulu@azerkoculu·
don't edit your videos manually. ask vangogh to edit them for you. prompt: "can you add my video QR code to mitte ai/presets? show it while the woman is on camera, then again at the very end, centered, 3s" vangogh 👇🏼
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Cole Ashman
Cole Ashman@ColeHAshman·
@James_McGinniss gets it. Plug-in storage is the biggest inflection for energy optimization in 20 years. 60M renters/condos + 30M US small businesses have been left out in the traditional battery product model. And even for homeowners, soft costs for hardwired home battery installs are insane – $10k of the $20k total price tag. In the next decade, every home & business will have a battery or battery appliance. They will plug-in and coordinate locally across the building. It's faster, easier, cheaper, and works everywhere. Goodbye outages. Goodbye rising utility bills.
James McGinniss@James_McGinniss

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Adam Besvinick
Adam Besvinick@Besvinick·
Completely agree and @LookingGlassCap has developed this strategy and muscle over the last several years. It’s pretty much impossible to back a pre-consensus founder if you’re relying solely on network-driven referrals. Similarly, cold outbound to founders at pre-seed has a similar dynamic to cold inbound.
Dan Gray@credistick

If you understand alpha, you'll recognise that the opportunities with the greatest potential will rarely arrive as neatly packaged referrals. Instead, they'll be hiding in some overlooked corner of the market. Or, occasionally, they'll find their way into your inbox. Cold inbound might be the richest vein of opportunity for venture capitalists, but it is often poorly understood, neglected or delegated to juniors. It's also increasingly difficult to manage in a world where AI allows founders to scale personalised outbound. In the cases where it is managed well, cold inbound has been found to provide stronger exits that require less capital. A similar rate of success, with much less competitive funding dynamics. "The successful cold deal flow companies outperformed in terms of overall exit size. [...] Cold deal flow companies saw, on average, a 16.2% higher ROI and required almost 18% less capital." Success and ROI of cold deal flow companies versus warm deal flow companies (2020) The typical alternative, relying on networked referrals, is connected with a relationship-based drag on performance, as well as compounding many of the typical biases that degrade decision quality. "Higher levels of past coinvestment lead to lower exit performance, a result that continues to hold after controlling for endogeneity.” Getting Tired of Your Friends: The Dynamics of Venture Capital Relationships (2019) Building a process around screening cold inbound is a valuable exercise for VCs, as it requires learning to focus on the real signal, filtering out the bias-inducing and time-consuming noise. Research suggests that there are six main questions that can help you to understand whether it's worth moving on to a meeting. Organised efficiently, this can allow you to eliminte the slop and effectively evaluate opportunities in just a couple of minutes.

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Azer Koçulu@azerkoculu·
you can bulk-rename your assets on mitte. > select your assets > right click > rename > type a name all your files end up clean: "<name> (1..n)" works in grid + list view 👇🏼
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Azer Koçulu@azerkoculu·
this is great time to join @mitte_ai > building an agentic media os > thousands of customers > go, elixir, typescript (no nextjs, no tailwind) > craftsmanship culture > already open sourcing > ambitious. hungry. hardworking. x.com/artman/status/…
Tuomas Artman@artman

Today is a hard day. I shared this note with the @linear team today: We’ve made the difficult decision to increase our workforce. This is not a cost-cutting exercise or a reflection of anyone’s performance. We’re simply reimagining every role for the agentic AI era. We’re hiring. We’re sorry about that.

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untitledinbrackets@uuuntitleddd·
You can now send invite links to [untitled] projects and folders that don't expire.
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Jonathan Lehr
Jonathan Lehr@fendien·
"You are buying optionality on a founder and a thesis before the market has formed a view and being properly compensated for that risk. The price is low not because the company is bad or because the founder lacks ambition. The price is low because the proof points are few and the risk is real. That is precisely why the return potential is asymmetric." Excellent writeup by @Besvinick on pre-consensus founders. Totally agree with his POV 🎯
Adam Besvinick@Besvinick

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Brekai
Brekai@0xBrekai·
I was checking mitte.ai plans yesterday and got hit by the classic mobile misclick and bought the wrong one. Emailed Hana about it and they got back super fast and processed the refund. Honestly one of the best customer service experiences I’ve seen compared to other platforms. Big thanks to them 🤜🤛 @mitte_ai
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Azer Koçulu
Azer Koçulu@azerkoculu·
mitte customer support doesn’t sleep. and our users keep sending the nicest messages ❤️
Brekai@0xBrekai

I was checking mitte.ai plans yesterday and got hit by the classic mobile misclick and bought the wrong one. Emailed Hana about it and they got back super fast and processed the refund. Honestly one of the best customer service experiences I’ve seen compared to other platforms. Big thanks to them 🤜🤛 @mitte_ai

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