@rtwlz I hope you'll share the code so I can play the theme to "Father Ted". . .
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Andrew M. Brown
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Andrew M. Brown
@uberdru
Founder at https://t.co/nPlr481Mi2 and https://t.co/1BKDfAZDCS. The internet needs agentic trust infrastructure, and product marketing needs an AI growth engine.
Katılım Nisan 2009
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made my computer dramatically play BBC news music before every meeting
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@d0rkph0enix At this point, I think anyone would be avoiding "cyber" anything. . . .
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Ok Twitter, have a fun one for a Monday morning. An exec came to me frustrated that one of our largest partners is going big on 'cyber vaults' and we aren't part of it. I sighed and started digging.
How do we feel about cyber vaults? Glorified offline backups? Or valuable?
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@StonksReddit well, "robotaxi" with a driver looks a bit like a clown car. . . .
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@Anthonyduca @big_duca Are you sure that AI doesn't make it MORE necessary than ever?
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I had no idea: Greenville, S.C., is an awesome city. Legit really cool downtown district. Great restaurants and good vibes. I feel like this is the best kept secret on the East Coast?
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Just started adding a default "Moat Thesis" to all my pitch decks. . . Get it out there in the open.
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If you're hiring for product marketing do two things -- check their Hacker News karma, look at their personal Github repo.
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Price Does Not Matter At Seed:
"At seed and Series A the price almost does not matter if you are right about the company.
I invested in the seed round of Faire at a $20M valuation, which was very expensive at the time.
That investment ended up returning 200x." @gokulr
Do you agree price does not matter at seed @jasonlk @honam @infoarbitrage @Struhl @rabois
Harry Stebbings@HarryStebbings
Most podcasts are BS because they are fluffy and lack substance. This is the densest, most insightful episode you will listen to this year. @gokulr breaks down the 8 defensible moats you need for your company to be successful in a world of AI. 1. Data (Proprietary and inaccessible) 2. Workflow (Deeply embedded operations) 3. Regulatory (Licenses and contracts) 4. Distribution (Exclusive proprietary channels) 5. Ecosystem (Third-party platform reliance) 6. Network (Marketplace liquidity density) 7. Physical (Infrastructure and atoms) 8. Scale (Low cost through volume) (Links below)
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@chrija what if it's a platform for a specific industry and "Context-aware orchestration layer between humans and AI agents" is a back up slide, would that be OK?
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"Context-aware orchestration layer between humans and AI agents"
If I hear this pitch one more time, I can’t guarantee anything.
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Peter Thiel on how the psychedelics revolution changed introspection:
“We stopped going to outer space because we started going to inner space.”
“We landed on the Moon in July, 1969.”
“Three weeks later, Woodstock started— and that’s when the hippies took over the country.”
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@ivanburazin Been around forever -- it's just API-first SaaS. . . .
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New category emerging: Headless SaaS
Not infrastructure as a service / platform as a service
Traditional software (Photoshop, Slack, Jira) rebuilt with agent-first APIs.
- No UI
- Programmatic access
- Essentially the same product with different interface
Entirely new business model.
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@IsabelHalfCaff great investors be like: I want to invest but only before everyone else does
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@pmarca That's a very Julian Jaynes thing to say. . . about ancient Greeks.
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Introspection = neuroticism x narcissism x thumbsucking.
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British blokes….
I’ve purchased several “tins” of Heinz (British) beans because the idea of beans on toast intrigues me.
I eagerly anticipate a tasting.
Other than toasting bread and heating beans…
Are there any other steps/ingredients?
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