Look, it's simple: the fed waited too long to cut. To remedy at this point, they'll need to cut at least 75 bps and buy up vc's stakes of all the startups that raised in 2020 at 2020 their prices.
@packym
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AI Services Affordability Crisis Looms Weekly
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lotta time between now and friday… we might not even be able to afford the weekly dose at that point.
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Oura Ring Confirms Above Average REM Sleep Performance
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I do indeed. Oura ring confirmed that I really did have above average REM last night.
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Fed Delays Action as Recession Signals Emerge Early
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It's very funny that the recession started flashing a couple days after the Fed could do something about it, and now they're like "Oh welp nothing we can do until September good luck!"
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Cold Voicemail Pitches Return for Space Startups
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Cold voicemail pitches for space startups. We are so back.
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Money as Social Construct: Philosophical Perspective
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it's fine money is just a social construct
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Startup culture clash: managing expectations when recruiting from Big Tech
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This is awesome: "This happened because I changed the deal after people joined. I tried to lure people from Big Tech, promising a better place to work. A more sane startup. A startup more like your big tech job. I wasn't clear enough up front on the values and expectations that
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Hard Tech Startups Debt Financing When Interest Rates Hit Zero
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When you realize all of the good hard tech startups are going to hit debt financing right when rates hit 0 again
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Nuclear Energy and Medical Breakthroughs Advance Science
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The NYT gets nuke-pilled.
China's reactor passes meltdown test.
India's advanced reactor approved to load.
Researchers find protein that slows aging in mice.
Seventh patient cured of HIV with stem-cell transplant. What a week for the optimists.