I mean at this point it wouldn't surprise me. The banks don't see to think they'll get their money back https://
reuters.com/business/finan
ce/musks-lenders-prepare-hold-127-bln-twitter-debt-books-until-early-2023-ft-2022-11-01/
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Musk’s Twitter Lenders Prepare to Hold $127 Billion Debt
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CEO Leadership Fails to Understand Social Media Product Strategy
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I don't think strategies that work for building spaceships (projects where people will tolerate a LOT of bad culture for the chance to work on them) are going to work for a social media service – especially not when the new CEO clearly doesn't understand /why/ the product works
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Major layoffs after acquisition raise questions about decision-making
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Imagine firing half the company a week after you bought it and being confident that you made good decisions https://
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Long-term thinking: competitive advantage in ambitious projects
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most of the world has lost the will to do big things–incredible alpha now in working on a big project. most of the world has also lost the ability to think on a long time horizon. combine the two and you'll be really happy!
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Most People Are Short Innovation Long Stasis
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in the literal sense, most people are short innovation and long stasis
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Technology moats are rare but other competitive advantages exist
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i said there are very few _technology_ moats right now. there are a lot of other kinds of moats!
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Next Wave AI Interfaces Beyond Traditional Software Forms
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Today’s AI applications feel magical. But the UX is still similar to regular software. Forms, buttons, etc. The next wave will look completely different. Instead of using software, we’ll see totally new interfaces that feel as natural as working with another person.
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GPU Acceleration Delivers 20x ETL Pipeline Speedups
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Runway’s Journey: From NYU Thesis to AI Leadership
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I've had a front-row seat to Runway's evolution from the time it was just @c_valenzuelab's thesis project at NYU in early 2018. Very few people had the foresight back then to start building towards something like this. Super proud of the whole team for where they are today. https://t.co/cbJihnSo7V
— Gene Kogan (@genekogan) 3 novembre 2022I've had a front-row seat to Runway's evolution from the time it was just @c_valenzuelab
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Trust Erosion: How Minor Disappointments Compound Over Time
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Interesting model here for thinking about how it can feel like people suddenly, irreversibly stop trusting a product, when it was usually the outcome of a multi-year sequence of minor disappointments accumulating over time