Cam Fink

we are also hiring engineers btw

Hiring someone who is: - chronically online - in touch with the news - monitoring the situation - interested in simulating dm me

@aidanbrodieo Working at Aaru sounds more interesting

@seekingtau aaru sounds interesting

@gonisalive At aaru we don't need a market to predict the future

@seekingtau let me guess you’re working on a prediction markets?

@elkelk refer him and I will pay you if we hire him

@seekingtau God I know just the guy

@shresh_data Send me a sample sim on a topic you think would fly and that's your application

@seekingtau can this be application

@CollegeToCEO Avg screentime should be above 24 hrs if you take monitoring the situation seriously enough

@seekingtau Dmed

@eriktorenberg I'll take your best people and you get one sim in exchange 10x value returned deal?

@seekingtau I’m hiring like 30 people like this.

@TheDudeA There should be a screenshot of this on your CV

@seekingtau Dm’ed hehe

If effective altruists actually cared about outcomes, they'd invest in political campaigns and not charities. $5m to the Red Cross is $4m wasted. The right political donation creates several hundred million dollars of leverage if you pick the right horse. EAs are unserious

Happy Friday. On today's show: - @travisk (Uber, CloudKitchens) - @eglyman (Ramp) - @nikesharora (Palo Alto Networks) - @GustavS (Spotify) - @tonyzzhao (Sunday Robotics) - @CarinaLHong (Axiom) - @seekingtau (Aaru) - Tim Cadogan (GoFundMe) See you on the stream.

@khushkhushkhush Everyone in the beginning always said think smaller Everyone except for Khushi

the reality is - every single pr firm we consulted, venture capital firm we asked for intros, friend we called, said that we should set our sights lower. this is not unlike the origin story of aaru. lots of people are asking why aaru belongs on the front page(!) of the wall street journal, and not as a footnote in the tech section, in the first place seems obvious but marketing and public relations is far more art than it is science. metrics matter, customer stories matter, connections matter — but the best story always wins. you can’t quite pay for the front page much more from aaru coming soon! excited to be telling the story on our terms

The number one learning I have learnt about PR/media (and this was from Khushi) is that telling a story is an art, not science. You can't tell the same story that someone else has told before. Much bigger challenge because then you have to do something unique! Couldn't be more grateful for Khushi in every respect of working together and we couldn't have done it without her. You're a legend

@cory Never pivot

two years to this exact day since dinner (side of broccoli and chocolate pie) in NYC the founders were walking through a new idea they were considering that became Aaru congrats on launching today in the WSJ. still so early!!

Aaru recently reached a $1 billion valuation, making it one of a growing crop of hot companies led by people who have barely cracked their 20s on.wsj.com/4b4wunG

@cory Never pivoted once

@aaruHQ @WSJ @VranicaWSJ Nothing in the world feels as good as predicting the future

Thank you to the @WSJ and @VranicaWSJ for writing the first page in the story of Aaru. More soon.

@khushkhushkhush What does it mean to predict the future? I guess we'll never know until it's here