Pete

Stop hiring woke administrators

What happened at Social Capital was several things: 1) Personally, I was going through a divorce. It was a very hard time. 2) My ostensible “cofounders” spent more time jostling for board seats and credit for deals with outsiders vs doing good work and mentoring a team. They made the place a political snake pit - something that I had unfortunately allowed to happen. So I killed the snake. 3) It was increasingly clear that my returns were sporadic but gargantuan and didn’t fit in a classic fund with LPs. I was a home run hitter in a business where raising new funds invariably led you to hitting singles and doubles. In other words, I was making suboptimal portfolio decisions so I would return capital in order to keep raising funds. This was important to stack the compensation of my team who had far less capital than I did. I’m in a much better place now personally and professionally. We invest only my capital and so far, so good. Long live Social Capital.

El empedrado de San Ángel es histórico, no vale la pena parcharlo, es repararlo con sus elementos de identidad, los que le dan declaratoria de monumentos arquitectónicos históricos.

I’m a baseball player. I’ve never written a single line of code in my life. But over the last few months, I used AI to build a pitching analytics platform from scratch. 8.9M pitches. Custom ML models. Total transparency. Here is a look at what happens when you give an interested athlete access to AI:

Large numbers of Gen Z Trump supporters gathered in Rome, Georgia, hours ahead of President Trump’s speech tonight.

My timeline is full of devfluencers saying "THIS CAHNGES EVERYTHING, XYZ IS TOAST" I suppose I must now unfollow the people who keep retweeting that noise. I'm tired, boss.