The SpaceX IPO will be extra-good.
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21-Year-Old AI Genius Creative Director in San Francisco
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A creative director, a 21-year old AI genius in San Francisco told me.
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Investors with Founder Experience Pursuing Dual Roles
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Yay for the investors with experience as founders who want to do both.
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VC Portfolio Management: Maintaining Investor Relations During Fundraising
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no. it's because the hardest thing in VC is making sure people don't forget about you when they raise
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Open Source and Local AI Models Competition Announcement
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e competitor, you know, that kind of thing.Oh, I don't think he's ready. And that's the rub. Maybe you should just announce it for later this year: an open competitor, you know, that kind of thing. 1. Local models
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Zero Budget Launch Video Impresses in Tech World
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I've seen a lot of launch videos in my day. That one's pretty good. Zero dollar budget, huh? What a world we're in.
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Anthropic Copies Open Source Features Then Locks Out Competition
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woke up and my mentions are full of these Both me and @davemorin tried to talk sense into Anthropic, best we managed was delaying this for a week. Funny how timings match up, first they copy some popular features into their closed harness, then they lock out open source.
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Ship Fast: Validate Real User Value Over Perfect Planning
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Ship and see if anyone gets value out of what you built. Boil the ocean approaches bug me
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App Removed from Store, Rebuilt on iMessage, Went Viral
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> be like @anything.
— Charly Wargnier (@DataChaz) 3 avril 2026
> their app got removed from the App Store
> didn't give a f*ck, rebuilt it in iMessage
> they talked about it on X
> tweets blew up
> millions of views
> thousands of new subscribers
> Tim Cook caved
> now they're freaking back on the App Store, UNSTOPPABLE https://t.co/XBs4k2mlbC pic.twitter.com/dyGPpxveg4> be like @anything
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> their app got removed from the App Store
> didn't give a f*ck, rebuilt it in iMessage
> they talked about it on X
> tweets blew up
> millions of views
> thousands of new subscribers
> Tim Cook caved
> now they're freaking back on the App Store, UNSTOPPABLE -
Eric Reis on Market Validation Before Building Products
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Eric Reis says in his book that his mistake was building something without checking first whether anyone wanted it first.