Your way is good for your ego, but it is not efficient. What we need is a T100, a global consortium of the top 100 tech companies by market value that takes the lead on essential regulations.
— Paramendra Kumar Bhagat (@paramendra) July 5, 2022
Some of those 17,000 applicants need to launch new tech incubators. There is room for many more.
— Paramendra Kumar Bhagat (@paramendra) July 5, 2022
bitcoin = anyone can use their own money as they please
— david phelps (๐ฎ,๐ฎ)(๐,๐) (@divine_economy) July 5, 2022
ethereum = anyone can use their own currency as they please
cosmos = anyone can use their own chain as they please
There's also Your Majesty.
— Paramendra Kumar Bhagat (@paramendra) July 5, 2022
Lotta ppl, especially those close to me, wonder why I “waste time” writing when I run a fund. This is why: pic.twitter.com/FNDR8jFS5X
— Ian Kar (@iankar_) July 5, 2022
1/10: a little juicy life update ๐
— jozhu.eth ๐ (@joandthezhus) June 17, 2022
I've joined @a16z crypto as a partner on the investment team!
Read more about my decision to join the team:https://t.co/AGH7w7NBLR
Sent you an email. Ask: 1M, Harvest 1B, Timeframe: 10 years.
— Paramendra Kumar Bhagat (@paramendra) July 5, 2022
joining a16z crypto
How to feel fulfilled every day:
— kathryn cross (@kathrynjc7) July 5, 2022
Block off 2 hours on your calendar for fulfilling your top goal of the day
The earlier, the better
Stop quoting the Kremlin. Who cares what Putin's bloodthirsty regime accuses anyone of at this point? The only person "stoking tensions" is the dictator launching missiles into Ukraine. As has been the case since 2014, Putin could end the war with one call. He won't. https://t.co/ZZnsq2ijzm
— Garry Kasparov (@Kasparov63) July 5, 2022
Doing Liberty Right https://t.co/RBgMUtYNfi #invest #angelinvesting #crowdfund #crowdfunding #liberty #ukraine #web3 #nextsocial #facebook #twitter
— Paramendra Kumar Bhagat (@paramendra) July 5, 2022
ur dopamine is now controlled by whether btc is above or below 20k
— gainzy (@gainzxbt) July 5, 2022
"'I have this math competition experience, that ... you have to be fast,' [Wang] said. 'But June is the opposite. … If you talk to him for five minutes about some calculus problem, you’d think this guy wouldn’t pass a qualifying exam. He’s very slow.'"https://t.co/WrQRRzd0ge
— Joe (@joe_d_campbell) July 5, 2022
Creativity and originality run at their own sweet paces.
— Paramendra Kumar Bhagat (@paramendra) July 5, 2022
We built a business in a bear market.
— cantino.eth (@chriscantino) July 5, 2022
Dead f***ing broke. $30k income.
Didn’t faze us. Just believed in what we we were doing. Built and shipped every day.
Got laughed at, disregarded, and ignored. Flew under everyone’s radar, all the way to a $100M+ exit.
And you can too.
The bond market sees a recession coming. The stock market sees a recession coming. The crude market sees a recession coming. The commodity market sees a recession coming. The housing market sees a recession coming.
— James Lavish (@jameslavish) July 5, 2022
Yet, strangely, the Fed still doesn't see a recession coming.
Urgently recruiting for an assistant to support me in my work for the CIA. Expertise in liver journal will be considered as an advantage pic.twitter.com/DdUZRG9dVH
— Varia Bo ๐๐ (@variainayurt) July 5, 2022
Bagels are within reach.
— Paramendra Kumar Bhagat (@paramendra) July 5, 2022
Bloomington, IN.
— Paramendra Kumar Bhagat (@paramendra) July 5, 2022
not having a day off between the weekend and the work week is REALLY frustrating!!!!
— isha (@ikasliwal) June 27, 2022
We've seen men who people said would “never get elected” get elected. We're seeing things people said would “never get overturned” be overturned. It's long been time to drop the illusions about what will “never happen” in the USA.
— William C. (@williamcson) June 24, 2022
america is falling apart faster than we can comprehend u cannot keep telling ppl the solution is to vote and hope for the best
— first-mate prance (@bocxtop) June 24, 2022
i am gonna throw up https://t.co/J0PVBncTWd
— isha (@ikasliwal) June 24, 2022
i love new york city because at 11:57am people are still saying “good morning”
— isha (@ikasliwal) June 21, 2022
good UX design https://t.co/yKASdBOywR
— isha (@ikasliwal) June 22, 2022
https://t.co/qdhAQ72GZw pic.twitter.com/NTDG9JUP0J
— priyanka๐ฆ (@pridesai) June 19, 2022
i refuse to rewatch all of your instagram stories
— isha (@ikasliwal) June 15, 2022
i am certain that the heat generated by my laptop while i have xcode and figma running at the same time is somehow contributing to the melting of the polar ice caps
— isha (@ikasliwal) June 13, 2022
What I had to say about AI in 2018, and pretty much what I say today. pic.twitter.com/tpwjDL8Mpi
— Monica Byrne (@monicabyrne13) June 13, 2022
Given the progess in computers, why is it at all a debate that soon computers will be sentient, and soon after that smarter then humans
— Joe Max (@Bluefishdude) June 13, 2022
when that occurs, god help us if they treat us like Europeans treated indigenous people
Every prominent cultural anxiety is really just "people with institutionalized power are afraid they don't deserve it and don't know how to exist without it."
— Seth Samuels (@Sethuels) June 13, 2022
I'm amazed by how broadly applicable this is. I was saying basically the same thing about MeToo backlash a few days ago.
I think the potential for unscrupulous and power-hungry people to use AI as a tool to help them dominate and control others is a lot scarier than anything an AI is likely to come up with on its own.
— sand surfing on shai-hulud (@PhilBerdecio) June 13, 2022
Apropos of your statement, I found this exchange between LaMDA and Lemoine interesting. A growing recognition of, and intolerance for, injustice - whether by marginalized peoples or by a truly sentient A.I. - would certainly be cause for terror for the white patriarchy. pic.twitter.com/ni61A2kWCD
— PopMythology (@PopMythology) June 13, 2022
I for one welcome our AI machine overlords. #Lamda could probably do a much better job of organizing this mess of a human race into something with equal footing so it's not one dude flying in space to show off his penis rocket and 99% scraping by.
— Poppy H (@repeatedghosts) June 13, 2022
This is also why it's almost always White male Americans who are obsessed with gun ownership.
— Nexxo (@Nexxo00) June 13, 2022
Interesting. How so?
— Monica Byrne (@monicabyrne13) June 13, 2022
Whoooaaaa.
— Monica Byrne (@monicabyrne13) June 13, 2022
Yuval Noah Harari, “21 Lessons for the 21st Century”, 2018 pic.twitter.com/fPIOBDzZOo
— Mark K (@mjklin) June 13, 2022
Jeff Bezos — of all people — should know that a major reason prices are rising is that hugely profitable corporations have been using inflation as cover to raise prices on consumers.https://t.co/JxJGGy3DN3
— Robert Reich (@RBReich) July 5, 2022
Jeff Bezos turned a $250,000 loan from his parents into:
— Kurtis Hanni (@KurtisHanni) July 5, 2022
• $144.3 billion in personal net worth
• the largest company in American history ($1.56 trillion market cap)
Here are 5 business hacks Jeff used to sculpt Amazon into the empire it is today: pic.twitter.com/rI7hFmuTJW
2. The Two Pizza Teams Framework
— Kurtis Hanni (@KurtisHanni) July 5, 2022
In 2002 Jeff began organizing employees into teams of 10 people or less — the perfect number of people to manage two pizza pies for dinner.
Each team was expected to create strict goals measured by what he called ‘fitness functions.’ pic.twitter.com/VizLhCsNJ5
While many employees hated 'fitness functions', it drastically diminished social loafing and boosted productivity.
— Kurtis Hanni (@KurtisHanni) July 5, 2022
By keeping groups small, you can assess individual performance and increase group outcomes. pic.twitter.com/rtbCdHGUEP
Jeff adopted this approach and encourages calculated mistakes at Amazon.
— Kurtis Hanni (@KurtisHanni) July 5, 2022
Encourage iteration and celebrates the lessons from failure.
Jeff found meeting memos:
— Kurtis Hanni (@KurtisHanni) July 5, 2022
• Save time
• Clarify goals
• Encourage active participation
• Assured meeting organizers were prepared pic.twitter.com/KQaZWeE74j
5. Eat that Frog!
— Kurtis Hanni (@KurtisHanni) July 5, 2022
Procrastination is often our biggest obstacle.
To counteract this, Jeff created a set of rules for himself:
• Tackle problems in the morning
• Don’t make big decisions after 5pm
• Get adequate sleep
Ironic that a top 5 visited website optimized their name for phone book SEO.
— Bryan Porter (@jBryanPorter) July 5, 2022
These concepts are powerful, we’ve implemented many of them. Great thread Kurtis.
in 2016, i had a failed saas startup.
— david phelps (๐ฎ,๐ฎ)(๐,๐) (@divine_economy) July 5, 2022
the main problem? i worked tons of extra hours to add features nobody needed.
i was beholden to my vision instead of user data that would have come from shipping an MVP.
working less in my 20s might have saved me.
"This is tied to a much larger cell of people who think they’re loners, who are really acting in concert to express their disaffection with the world by murdering a bunch of people. We have to stop that. I don’t know how to stop that... But we have to at least, you know, try..." https://t.co/4gTSyNBI6y
— Scott Santens (@scottsantens) July 5, 2022
I think this article is supposed to be a dunk, but it's true.
— Ben Collins (@oneunderscore__) July 5, 2022
The communities that Crimo was in online are far more accelerationist than what's talked about in traditional political media, and that's gotta change. They're effectively terror cells with much larger goals. https://t.co/R4SS8H41T8
You can’t rent a car till your 25, it requires insurance, a clean track record, etc, yet you have kids out here buying automatics at gun stores like it’s nothing. No ID, no mental evaluation, no background checks. This is becoming a total f*** joke.
— George D. Bousis (@GBousis) July 5, 2022
Nice pic. #russiaisaterrorisstate https://t.co/hXrnpQ5kBQ
— radioevrazia.eth (@radioevrazia) July 5, 2022
There are rivals in manmade games but there are no rivals in reality. Every human life is too unique.
— Naval (@naval) July 5, 2022
Uh whoa ... this is big ... https://t.co/9lNhnsmF4r
— Molly Wood (@mollywood) July 5, 2022
Sequoia Capital China is about to close $9B in fresh capital for four funds, higher than its original target of more than $8B. This stands out in a tough environment where some Chinese VC firms are struggling to meet fundraising targets. https://t.co/tfgaxTSLj0 @theinformation
— Juro Osawa (@JuroOsawa) July 5, 2022
I think the secret of Portugal is to leave Lisbon as fast as possible
— @levelsio (@levelsio) July 5, 2022
Lisbon is way too busy, too cramped, loud cars, stressed people, low quality of service
Outside Lisbon you can find spots that are paradise with space, calmth, sea breeze and happy ppl
Portuguese know this
Bitcoin’s correlation to stocks will break because #bitcoin is not a stock.
— Eric Weiss ⚡️ (@Eric_BIGfund) July 5, 2022
One month into building a startup:
— Sonny Li (@sonnynomnom) July 5, 2022
๐ธ I got a check for the 1st time. <3 @Cory
✍️ I incorporated for the 1st time.
๐ฆ I opened a co account for the 1st time.
๐ฏ I hired a bestie for the 1st time.
๐ง๐ฝ๐ป I hired a dope engineer for the 1st time.
๐ I’m on edge 24/7 for the 1st time.
Africa, the center of the world. Smack center.
— Paramendra Kumar Bhagat (@paramendra) July 6, 2022
Note that if we'd tackled climate change decades ago, we could have freed ourselves from fossil fuels, and the top two concerns wouldn't be an issue, but instead concern about climate change is at 1%. Meanwhile the pandemic which is also responsible for inflation, is also at 1%. https://t.co/dD1Eq5Clr6
— Scott Santens (@scottsantens) July 5, 2022
Held talks with @BorisJohnson. Thanked for the unwavering support of ๐บ๐ฆ - the recent decision to provide £1 billion in security aid and today's - £100 million. Talked about food security for the world and security guarantees for ๐บ๐ฆ. Grateful for ๐ฌ๐ง’s willingness to host #URC2023
— ะะพะปะพะดะธะผะธั ะะตะปะตะฝััะบะธะน (@ZelenskyyUa) July 5, 2022
A Russian hockey player was arrested, supposedly for not reporting for duty but really just to make an example of him. Here he is in a "nostalgic" Soviet jersey. Not so nostalgic now. To paraphrase Nietzsche, if you gaze into the USSR, the USSR also gazes into you! pic.twitter.com/Kxk8wVMuEM
— Garry Kasparov (@Kasparov63) July 5, 2022
No comment from his teammate Ovechkin, one of Putin's biggest supporters? No word? Or just more Silence of the Lamb? ("Ovechkin" is from ะพะฒะตัะบะฐ, meaning little sheep in Russian.)
— Garry Kasparov (@Kasparov63) July 5, 2022
No, we don't do hardware (for now at least). https://t.co/Wjq8pk9aUF
— CZ ๐ถ Binance (@cz_binance) July 6, 2022
best investors of this cycle gonna be new blood, same as it ever was
— Mike D๐ซกdas (๐️♂️, ⛳️) (@mdudas) July 5, 2022
The supposedly best and brightest in finance paid millions a year to work at a hedge fund and do…. nothing?
— Deva Hazarika (@devahaz) July 5, 2022
As always, @matt_levine with the best finance journalism around — great story in today’s newsletter on new Archegos lawsuit. pic.twitter.com/n9mc8Fnsf9
Most SAFTs also have a delivery schedule for the company which defines timelines for the project completion and token delivery. Another term is the vesting schedule - These define how tokens are made liquid for investors to sell over time.
— Vatsal Kanakiya (@vazzupk) July 5, 2022
Thanks for the new hoodie ๐ค๐ฝ ๐ @HustleFundVC pic.twitter.com/AB6LEpGiyC
— Landon ๐ (@landon20s) July 5, 2022
Any time a journalist tells you they "just report the facts" or "go where the story leads" them, ask them how they chose their story subject, ask them how they chose their sources, ask them how they chose which anecdotes to highlight, ask them what they cut.
— Chris "Subscribe to Law Dork!" Geidner (@chrisgeidner) July 5, 2022
Every action you take is a vote for the type of person you wish to become. --- James Clear
— Gary (@Begintoday100) July 6, 2022
Very powerful! There are only actions and consequences. Decide every day who you want to be, now and going forward.
So much of American political dysfunction has its roots in gerrymandered, partisan primaries that select representatives from the two extremes, throws them together in the same room, and then punishes any that seek to compromise.
— John Arnold (@JohnArnoldFndtn) July 5, 2022
Are open primaries the solution?
— Paramendra Kumar Bhagat (@paramendra) July 6, 2022
2. Decoy effect
— Chase Dimond | Email Marketing Nerd ๐ง (@ecomchasedimond) July 5, 2022
People change their preference between 2 options when a 3rd asymmetrical option is presented.
How to use it:
If you have two pricing options for a product, add a 3rd option.
If you already have a third option, make it more expensive.
Example: pic.twitter.com/KXhB0HmR5i
Thank you for reading this!
— Chase Dimond | Email Marketing Nerd ๐ง (@ecomchasedimond) July 5, 2022
I’ll keep sharing content with you on:
- Copywriting
- Email marketing
- Ecommerce
- Building an agency
- Entrepreneurship
So follow me @ecomchasedimond to keep learning!
I want to build a $10,000,000 business.
— Jason Strimpel ๐ข (@jasonstrimpel) July 5, 2022
But I don't want to wait 10 years to do it.
Here's a lifetime of wisdom packed into 9 threads from the masterminds of Twitter:
The roller coaster of building a startup by @agazdecki.https://t.co/rtVrdxdAm5
— Jason Strimpel ๐ข (@jasonstrimpel) July 5, 2022
How to use copywriting to sell @dickiebush.https://t.co/MfU0Oaf5b9
— Jason Strimpel ๐ข (@jasonstrimpel) July 5, 2022
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