We launched a digital card game a few days ago. Fun experiment: game retention curves are really good and session times too. So much to learn!
STARTUPS
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Groq Achieves 100 Tokens Per Second with Llama-2 70B LLM
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NEWS: We are the FIRST among AI start-ups and incumbent providers to run #LLM Llama-2 70B at 100 tokens per second (T/s) per user, using Groq LPU™ systems! Read more at http://
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Founder-Led Sales: Essential Lessons Every Founder Must Know
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What's one thing you learned about founder-led sales that you think every founder should know?
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Stability AI CEO Departures Raise Questions About Leadership
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… so was he a secret agent or what https://
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2023-08-08/stability-ai-s-lead-threatened-by-departures-concerns-over-ceo
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Engineers Build Internal Solution Through Innovation and Knowledge Sharing
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answer the questions I just posed. And so we said, ‘All right, well, we’ve got to build it ourselves.’ A bunch of engineers with a lot of hubris, haha. So we ended up doing that. And as we shared those insights with other companies that we knew…
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Product Pivot Strategy: From Sonalight to Amplitude Success
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Strategy 3. Present pull: Identify something you’ve built that is showing signs of pull—and pivot fully to that. For example, the origin story of @Amplitude_HQ from @spenserskates
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How Notion Evolved From Buggy No-Code Builder to Success
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“Early Notion was basically a no-code website builder. It didn’t go anywhere for years. It was very unstable, the tech stack we had used in the early iterations of it was fairly buggy, and user feedback was not great. But as we peeled the onion, talking to users and…
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Notion 1.0 Launch Strategy: Templates Driving Product Adoption
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The turning point was in early 2017 (four years in), when we launched Notion 1.0, focused around just docs and wikis. At the same time, we made a few different templates ourselves so that you can click a button and start using the product. Instead of telling people to build…
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Ponder and Probe: Customer Discovery Strategy for Startups
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Strategy 2. Ponder and probe: Pick a space you’re interested in, then whiteboard and tinker while talking to dozens of potential customers—looking intently for pain and pull. For example, the origin story of @NotionHQ from @akothari (co-founder):
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Finding Great Ideas: Past Pain as Startup Foundation
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Across all of the origin stories, I found 3 reliable paths for finding a great idea: Strategy 1. Past pain: Identify a large pain you experienced at a previous company—then build a solution.