The right tool for the right job makes work more enjoyable.
If you add
#AI
to those workflows it becomes cool.
The best way to make your own AI tools that run your business
I am being pitched by
@gabrielnocode
on his company
@naologicnocode
and it hit me that it is the first time I have been pitched a completely AI startup.
Its entire product was built by AI.
Like everything you see.
Enterprise disruption is here.
And so it begins:
@Apple
announces LLM in a flash: Efficient Large Language Model Inference with Limited Memory.
Brilliant move!
paper page:
LLMs are a new kernel and should be a low-level utility embedded in every device that can be updated over
@naval
I call it the 1%. At any event you get bored that there's at least 1% of people who are bored for the same reason and wondering why they even came.
Find them. Those people are awesome. Those people are you
@BrianNorgard
Reasons you will fail to build the right product:
1. You can't sell the vision
2. You don't have a unique insight
3. You think you can solve the problem just because you had the problem
4. Can't work in a team
5. Don't hire people more experienced than you
6. Can't delegate
@AskTheGiver
1. Waste time spending daddy's money
2. Only care about privilege
3. Pop lots of pills and listen to granny's shitty stories on repeat because you're the favorite nephew so you'll inherit her $
4. Talk some geek into doing all the work for your social exclusive app
@ChrisJBakke
* Analyst who graduated 2 years ago, did some spreadsheets at Goldman and then moved into venture:
"in my experience, you need to focus more on customers"
Me: life changed!
@paulg
I just ran 10 prompts for mongodb aggregations.
Phind got 100% of them wrong and some surprisingly bad.
GPT4 only 40% wrong. The results from GPT4 were much more in line with the prompt description.
GPT4 had 30% of code working just with copy/paste, Phind got 0% working
@elonmusk
@TomFitton
That's why buying
@twitter
was important. He could have just built a separate platform and millions would join, but that wouldn't change the communist approach Twitter's board has to free speech
@YossiGestetner
@alexdunsdon
The US doesn't test. The numbers you see are based on tested cases, and if you don't test, you don't have cases.
Situation is likely 10x the numbers
@bindureddy
I think if you look 10 years ahead AI will be free and inference would be the only cost. So why invest billions while taking on a huge risk instead to eventually achieve competitive parity anyway.
Might as well focus on selling us the same device every year 😂 and make bank
@ASvanevik
Middle management hates it and they tell CEOs that it doesn't work.
Most companies could fire half their middle managers and productivity won't change
@chetanp
In
#enterprise
software the only way to make sure you are solving the right problem is to act like a service company. Use services to build up domain knowledge and create SaaS solutions based on enterprise builds
@AustenAllred
Playing a long-term game (learning) while being pressured by short-term problems (living) often ends in the short-term taking priority. There's also a feeling of helplessness. Changing environments, fixed budget living, extreme focus >> Brilliant idea
@ariannahuff
Dear Arianna, your "newspaper" pays it's writes by the number of clicks the article gets. That is not journalism. Please change the way you work. You transforming news into click-bait and publishing junk
@Jason
@clubhouse
One of the coaches in that photo asked me a very interesting question:
"I'm publishing a new marketing masterclass. Any idea how I can sell it?" 😂😂😂😂
@brian_armstrong
The billionaire fighter with a $52M fortune built from a $250k yearly salary.
Now that's entrepreneurship while being anti entrepreneurship
@paulg
Happened to us. 1 big partner kept all our R&D maxed out on a single project and we were not in a position to say "no" because they were 90% of our revenue. Eventually, we told them we won't be continuing. Turning a product startup into a service company is dangerous
@agazdecki
Bill's mom was on the board of IBM
Evan is the son of billionaires
Whitney implemented vkontacte's founder plan
Zuck is a robot with no friends
Mullenweg is a real G
Never to late to be born in the right family 😂😂😂
@AustenAllred
Slack transformed a "process" into an "experience". The chat wasn't new or innovative. Lowering the mental pressure of sending an email to co-worker or superior by introducing playful features and making it the "village square"
@semil
@jack
The funny story is that he wasn't the first.
Credit card scammers have been doing it years before Square. He was the first to think of a commercial application that doesn't involve going to jail when using it
@kaushikktiwari
He saw the ship going down so he grabbed the bag 💰
The general assumption that the founder should always lose is false.
He gave many years to that project so he earned a bit
@ryantakesoff
He was probably never a good guy. The ads, the strategy, the deceptive tactics, the company structure, the funnel of the cash flow, the farming
Those are all very carefully planned and intentional
He's not a Hacker, he's a crook. And pretty bad one 😂
@ashwsbreal
@stablekwon
will launch LUNA2 and UST2 backed by that BTC so everyone who owns the token now is screwed and
@terra_money
isn't.
@stablekwon
playing the victim 'I didn't sell" because he never had to. He's getting airdropped the new token
@DDukes12
😂 I'm sure there's others you can pay 40k for the same result.
It happened to me with so many FAANG employees demanding ridiculous comps but the quality of work was average at best
@RobinhoodApp
But keep in mind: with Robin hood you can only buy boring stocks that never grow. They get to ban certain stocks because they grow too fast and they can cancel your orders at any time
@garrytan
Sadly, a lot of founders use the roadshow strategy becsuse they don't like getting rejected or can't take criticism very well.
In B2B, 5 customer interviews can get you more insight than 50 experts on some random panel
@jamiequint
I had an associate from top tier VC who was still in college (basically an intern with a different title) explaining to me how a business is run, how hard it is to build products and what the market is like. He used "my experience is" many times
@jefielding
For a preseed investment it is normal and in-line with recent investments. Given the 7 to 10 years time-line for the investment to mature the current economic downturn is irrelevant and can be very advantageous to the company you're investing in
@cz_binance
An acceptable fraud level on credit card transactions is 4%. Any fraud under 350euro is NOT investigated.
28% of the total credit card fraud doesn't show up in fraud reports as it's paid off instantly.
Let that sink in
@paulg
and oftentimes founders make the mistake of feeling bad about telling people what to do because they themselves don't like being told. Guidance and structure are what smart people follow. Detailed on-boarding, deck and pitch the idea to the team, not just tell etc
Buying 1 SaaS for every single function is madness.
FT 1000 companies in the US have 1200+ SaaS tools, not counting tools developed internally.
Replacing 50% of those tools with no-code will bring 300% return just from the analytics gained from unifying data