If you interview a candidate that completes anything 94% faster than every other candidate you’ve ever interviewed … (1) hire them immediately, (2) fire the hiring manager that passed on them, (3) adapt your interview process, because your talent just evolved.
Everyone is talking about how fast ChatGPT got to 100M users, I found it fascinating how many things have never even gotten to 100M users
- New York Times (9M)
- Geico (16M)
- HBO (60M)
- Bank of America (67M)
- Venmo (70M)
- Germany (83M)
@sanjazakovska
My fear is that it puts folks in a position to want to pay you in relation to what you’ve been paid previously. Your previous salary should have very little influence in your current salary negotiations.
You’re worth what they’re willing to pay that you can convince them of.
@pa1ge
I often feel like a certain type of person prefers Notion because it gives them busy work and makes them feel like they're being productive when they're not.
So $TSLA has a recall of 300K cars that’s fixed with an over-the-air software update and you all freak out … but, Ford recalls over 1.2M cars and Honda recalls almost 500K cars this week and y’all got no comment?!?
ChatGPT is coming to
@brexHQ
, and this is just the beginning. We're rethinking our entire roadmap around AI, and how we can bring superpowers to Finance teams.
The future of software is here! 🚀
@step_nie
What I didn’t miss was the “it was too perfect”. Who wants their code to be imperfect? Who needs their code to have depth? It needs to work, as perfectly as humanly possible … no, wait, better than humanly possible.
@pitdesi
I hate pick-ups ... BUT, if car size is somehow tied to geographic space, the US is a little over twice the size of the EU ... 3,794,080 sq mi compared to 1,634,472 sq mi. The EU also has about 100M more people with half the space than the US; forced consolidation?
@_ali_taylor
What always confused me was the signing of an offer letter … one that can be rescinded by the employer before the start, that can be rejected by the candidate before the start and in an at-will relationship where one can be fired or quit at any point from day 1 onward.
I used to dream of an NYC 32nd floor corner office … in 2022 that’s the dream we brought to life; but, the future of the office isn’t remote, it’s not an office at all … it’s a collaborative studio that brings the best talent together to work on the biggest (future) problems.
@0xgaut
My little social bubble seems to have ditched AirBnB for Hotels except for: long stays (for laundry), large group trips (a friend conference), or remote (non major city) international destinations
@awilkinson
Anything that thrives on face-to-face (belly-to-belly”) sales as a market differentiator … financial advisors, real estate agents, life insurance salesman, lawyers.
I love this order of operations:
- FDIC: we insure you for up to $250K
- Mercury: nah, we'll insure you for up to $1M
- Brex: okay then, we'll insure you for up to $2.5M
- Mercury: did we say $1M, we meant $5M!
Who has $10M, who is going to $10M?
An unfortunate fear ... is that the American flag, specifically pride in it, is now becoming synonymous with “Trump Supporter” which is becoming synonymous with “White Supremacist” ... a symbol of freedom is now at risk of being symbol of oppression. What do you see?
@MorningBrew
“Tesla will soon issue a free software update to limit the drivers' ability to use the company's Autosteer feature if they repeatedly fail to demonstrate they are in control of the car while using the feature” … a “recall” in 2023 means an over-the-air software update 🤷♂️
@jmj
1. Who I work for will most likely change.
2. Who I work with will most likely change.
3. What I work on will most definitely change.
4. One of the best things I should get comfortable with is adapting to change.
@Samirkaji
When asked to keynote a conference, the conference organizer should thank you for speaking, and then the keynote should reply with a thank you for having them
Treat your candidates as keynote speakers. You invited them in, thank them for their time in what’s a very hard process.
@daveholtz
@Airbnb
Show us the original listing or it doesn’t count … how did they conceal this in the listing photos? That is going to be the most impressive part of it all.
@toddkovalsky
@DonaldRichard
From a global perspective, a $40,000 annual salary is life-changing. Just not having to think or worry about where dinner is coming from tonight is life-changing
I can’t stop thinking about the idea of never starting from a blank canvas again. From our whiteboards and slide decks to our design files and code bases; the future might literally start with Gen AI. I absolutely love this concept from the team
@vercel
@markgurman
My take … it’s because the tether cord to the battery is a very clunky experience IRL. The demos are all so very carefully calculated to hide it as much as possible. Watching the cord flap around ins’t an attractive look.
@brextonpham
Growth.
LinkedIn generated $8 billion revenue in 2020, an increase of 19 percent year-on-year.
LinkedIn has 3/4 of a billion members; up from 500 million in 2018.
Excited to announce we’ve officially closed on the Meta Fund I — a fund exclusively comprised of LPs who are founders and seasoned operators investing in early-stage start-ups!
@nikitabier
Almost* every four years there is room for a new player. Generally follows US high school/college cycle of new generational adoption trends:
95-99 - AOL
99-03 - Yahoo!
03-07 - MySpace
07-11 - Facebook
11-15 - Instagram
15-19 - SnapChat
19-23 - TikTok
23-27 - ?!?!
When a company is between two and four decades old … probably makes sense that MBAs would run the show.
Worth noting that none of the founders of these companies had an MBA.
@heyalexfriedman
What is worse today than in 2014 … AirBnB hidden pricing. Uber driver quality. WeWork amenities. I mean … come on, Facebook, like the app — how much less do you use it today than a decade vs. how much more you depend on Apple today than a decade ago.
@NWischoff
My mom is the same way. My trick was to buy a house near her, tell her it’s an investment property, and then ask her help by moving-in and taking care of it for me … bought her a house, but she still thinks she’s doing me the favor 🤷♂️
@nameisgeneric
It was less about the comparison to ChatGPT and more about the realization of how many things that are big, are big without needing “100M”.
Also a reminder how big 100M is; that’s 1/3 of the US population and 1.25% of the world population. Pretty big, shows how fast we connect.
@awilkinson
My take: the misstep with AI is in thinking it’s a replacement, it most certainly is a displacement … it won’t replace the human but the human that doesn’t AI as a complement will lose to the one that does. From engineers to folks in the field, they will all have an AI co-pilot.
@anothercohen
I just want to know … who is the first to wonder what unthinkable actions would preserve the most air for the most people over the longest period of time.
@anothercohen
@callmehouck
I assumed he was laughing at the fact that they’re most likely talking about shutting off the editor rate for a bunch of folks who were laid off, 500 people at $75/month = $500K … and that the whole thing only further highlights the unnecessary/excess spending rampant at Twitter
7 years ago today Eventbrite flew me out to San Francisco to make an acquisition offer … we’d negotiate for another 7 months before officially sealing the deal.
@pitdesi
Just trying to look at the data in interesting ways. For example, about 65% of Russia is inhabitable which puts it at about 2,000,000 sq ft., a bit smaller than the US? The US loses only about 500K sq ft for Alaska's inhabitability.