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“If you're the smartest person in the room, you're in the wrong room.”
“If a smart person asks you a hard question, pay attention. The rest of the world will ask you the same question eventually.”
The intersection of those two ideas are why I learn more from tweets than my classes.
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Patrick Collison's advice to his younger self:
"it takes hard work to achieve anything great" is a dangerous lie. great output comes from finding an activity that feels as natural as breathing or walking and great work becomes the very substance of your existence. if it feels like a grind you've found the wrong expression
Richard Nadler
It is stupidly hard to start a pure software company right now. Customers don't want software, they want outcomes. So you end up having to do a lot of custom work for them. Anything horizontal is on a ticking clock. Every customer wants to deeply customize. There are Show more
Introducing Cooley GO Lab Powered by Legora. Built with @WeAreLegora and debuting with @ycombinator, it helps startups in real time as they build. Cooley GO Lab helps teams understand documents, highlight key considerations and move forward with clarity: bit.ly/3SoCrot
Introducing model routing to Factory. Factory Router picks the right model for every task, automatically. Maintain frontier performance while cutting costs by 25%.
this might be the most aura video a startup has ever made
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Ege
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New York, New York
Richard Nadler
New week, clean slate. Go get what you want.
little office reshuffle
Ideas I’m saving for my future house
made a site that picks the closest rothko for how the weather feels outside your window
I love how heavily @SpaceX leaned into photography in their S-1. The first 15 pages are all pictures, many of which have no explanation at all. It just makes you... feel.
This is exactly the kind of home decor I’m obsessed with
Such an unreal logo spot this morning. BrainPOP is BACK.
how great is it everyday when you finish your coffee time and get to crack open your first diet coke. man. life rocks
2026 aesthetic: silicon valley bro who has never read bourdieu nor hume nor kant engages in heated discourse on taste
are u guys secretly drinking diet coke to save water for claude
Enhanced Games but it’s Tiger Woods faded on Percocet vs John Daly loaded on 15 Jack & Cokes
Patrick Collison's advice to his younger self:
"it takes hard work to achieve anything great" is a dangerous lie. great output comes from finding an activity that feels as natural as breathing or walking and great work becomes the very substance of your existence. if it feels like a grind you've found the wrong expression
Study the man who never celebrates publicly, never complains openly, and never lets you know exactly how close he is to winning.
if your parents worked hard to give you a safety net, don't insult them by playing it safe
To achieve anything significantly big in life, you must be disgusted by mediocrity.
you are a product of your actions, not your aspirations
A peak life advice from Alex Hormozi: “The single greatest skill you can develop is the ability to stay in a great mood in the absence of things to be in a great mood about.”
The biggest proof of a man’s greatness is how much he believes in his own greatness before there’s any visible evidence of it.
It's a fallacy to think you should drop out of college because you have an idea that has to be implemented right now, or it will be too late. If you stay in school you'll have other and better ideas.
As you become an adult, you realize that things around you weren't just always there; people made them happen. But only recently have I started to internalize how much tenacity *everything* requires. That hotel, that park, that railway. The world is a museum of passion projects.
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It is stupidly hard to start a pure software company right now. Customers don't want software, they want outcomes. So you end up having to do a lot of custom work for them. Anything horizontal is on a ticking clock. Every customer wants to deeply customize. There are Show more
I've now seen 50 screenshots of the Cursor founder in people's DMs and I'm convinced the real product was the outbound. man ran a one-man SDR team against the entire tech industry and closed it at $60B
Ramp is going to be a trillion dollar company. They are going to enable the accounting firms comfortable with AI to devour the ones which are not. It’s a far better tactic than the rollup accounting firms strategy because you are working with people who want the tech vs forcing Show more
Eric Glyman
@eglyman
Introducing Stack. The AI operating system that lets accounting firms take on more clients without hiring. Learns your firm's process, runs the close, posts the journals. Fully auditable. We’re living through the biggest shift in accounting since the spreadsheet.
i hope the next global trend will be empathy and critical thinking.
Scoop: Benchmark has raised $2 billion across two new funds, including its first growth fund, a big shift for a firm that spent decades defending a smaller, focused approach to venture investing. Details here: wsj.com/finance/invest…
Scoop: Ethan Choi who helped lead Khosla’s growth fund, is striking out on his own with at least a $500m new fund theinformation.com/articles/khosl…
Former Coatue investor Kris Fredrickson has teamed up with Benchmark’s Victor Lazarte to raise a new $800 million AI fund forbes.com/sites/iainmart…