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Aleksandr Volodarsky

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Aleksandr Volodarsky

@volodarik

1 year

Sunday read. This is hilarious. Engineers are competing who creates the worst UI on Reddit. I think the winners are: 1/ Enter your phone number

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Aleksandr Volodarsky

@volodarik

1 year

ChatGPT has crossed 1M+ users in just 5 days. To compare, it took Netflix 41 months, FB - 10 months, and Instagram - 2.5 months. But many haven’t yet realized its full potential. Here are the 10 mindblowing things you can do using it right now:

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I'm obsessed with 1-person companies and have spent over 50 hours researching them. Here are the 10 most impressive ones that have generated millions in revenue with 0 employees:

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@volodarik

1 year

3/ Volume control

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Since 2011 Peter Thiel has been giving out $100K to college students to drop out and start a company. Forbes wrote, "Thiel Fellows will create lesser successful companies than degree holders." 10 yrs later, they've founded some of the most breakthrough companies of the decade:

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4/ Fans are a good way to keep subscribers

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@volodarik

1 year

8/ Real dark mode

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Aleksandr Volodarsky

@volodarik

2 years

Early-stage companies shouldn’t need to spend big $$ on lawyers for basic documents. Here are the templates every startup can use:

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@volodarik

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7/ Checkboxes with a 50% success rate

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@volodarik

1 year

2/ Good luck deleting your account

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Aleksandr Volodarsky

@volodarik

1 year

How many billion dollar companies do you know 100% owned by one person? I went down the rabbit hole and found the 10 most impressive ones:

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@volodarik

1 year

5/ Piece the QR together to scan

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@volodarik

1 year

6/ Use a fan to move your cursor.

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Aleksandr Volodarsky

@volodarik

1 year

Sunday read. Been rounding up Reddit posts where ex-employees reveal “company secrets.” Here are some crazy ones: 1/ “Glassdoor removes job reviews and lets employers choose which ones get shown first!”

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Aleksandr Volodarsky

@volodarik

1 year

10/ Just another loading screen

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Aleksandr Volodarsky

@volodarik

2 months

Imagine selling your company for $465M and receiving nothing

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@volodarik

1 year

9/ Donkey Kong Country-based input method

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Aleksandr Volodarsky

@volodarik

5 months

This must be one wild group chat

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Aleksandr Volodarsky

@volodarik

1 year

There are tons of blogs by exceptional CTOs/engineers you probably have not heard of. They are super nerdy and beautiful. Here are 20 you should be reading:

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@volodarik

1 year

Slack ex-CEO explains overhiring

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@volodarik

1 year

AI is changing every industry—from healthcare to automobiles to even space. Here are the 10 most fascinating AI startups to give you a peek into the future:

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Aleksandr Volodarsky

@volodarik

1 year

Here are more... 11/ Prove you're a human by checkmating a computer

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Aleksandr Volodarsky

@volodarik

2 years

There is very little you can do as a CEO when your country 🇺🇦 is on the edge of a full-scale war. But at such times everyone has to play their role at best. We have 40 employees and 100s of Ukrainian developers in our network. Right now it is my job to make their lives easier.

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@volodarik

1 year

Eric Barone has made $300M+ (yes, that's not a typo) in revenue in 6 years with 0 employees. He developed a game that has sold 20M copies to date. At this rate, he can easily become the first one-person founder to do 1B+ in sales. Here's how he did it:

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@volodarik

1 year

There is a founder who is doing $10M/year in revenue with 0 employees 🤯 Business: Google add-ons Traffic: 5M visits/month Installs: 40M Here's the breakdown of his business:

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Aleksandr Volodarsky

@volodarik

1 year

Cold emailing changed my life. I made friends with founders I won't have met otherwise, made partnerships that bring us millions, and sold to clients who have never heard about us. I've curated the best advice on how to write a killer cold email:

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@volodarik

1 year

Dylan Jacob made $20M in revenue in 2 years with 0 full-time employees. Then, he hired a small team and scaled it to $150M+ in revenue in 5 years. Business: Adult beverage cans Customers: 2.5M+ Traffic: 1M/month Here's the breakdown of his business:

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Aleksandr Volodarsky

@volodarik

3 years

Most of the startup advice is horse shit. Especially when you google it. Let's build a thread with the best startup threads and articles. I'll start:

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Aleksandr Volodarsky

@volodarik

3 months

I'm obsessed with 1-person companies and keep track of all I can find. Here is the full list: • Star Dew Valley game generated $300M+ in revenue in 6 years • Digital Inspiration builds Google plugins and generates $10M in rev/year • Rego apps generated approx $100M+ in

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Aleksandr Volodarsky

@volodarik

1 year

There's a $4B startup that: • raised 0 funding • spends 0 on marketing (11M users came organically) • If today revenue goes to 0, it will still have 13 yrs of runway 🤯 Here's a story you never heard of:

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Aleksandr Volodarsky

@volodarik

1 year

It's hard to make the right hiring decision based on just a few hours of interviews. Here are 10 questions that help me get to know the candidate much better:

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Aleksandr Volodarsky

@volodarik

10 months

Amazing story. In 2015 Jet promised 100K shares to anyone who referred the most users. Eric Martin, spent $18K on Google Ads to refer 8K users and WON. In 2016, Walmart acquired Jet for $3.3B. Eric made $20M.

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1 year

WHAT A YEAR for tech. Everything feels like one step from burning to the ground, but I'm more excited about the future than ever before. The 10 most important tech events and breakthroughs of 2022:

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Aleksandr Volodarsky

@volodarik

2 years

There is a founder who is doing $14M/year in rev with 9 employees 🤯 Isn't it fascinating? • The site gets 2M visits/month. • Customers include Google, Meta, Amazon, and Twitter. Here's how he built it and operates the business alone🧵

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Aleksandr Volodarsky

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2 years

Most of startup advice is horseshit. Here’s a list of foundational articles about building a company:

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Aleksandr Volodarsky

@volodarik

1 year

There are many multibillion dollar companies that started out as tools for internal use only. Here are 10 that will surprise you:

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Aleksandr Volodarsky

@volodarik

3 years

My job application to Google in 2009

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Aleksandr Volodarsky

@volodarik

2 years

A father confronted Target about why they sent emails to his teen girl to buy baby products. "Are you trying to encourage her to get pregnant?" he shouted, only to find out she was already pregnant. Here's how Target predicted such pregnancies and grew its revenue by $23B

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Aleksandr Volodarsky

@volodarik

3 years

I asked 400 founders what podcasts and newsletters do they consume Top podcasts: 9 - @AcquiredFM 8 - @InvestLikeBest 7 - @IndieHackers 6 - @HowIBuiltThis 5 - @TWiStartups 4 - @a16z 3 - @NFX 2 - @myfirstmilpod 1 - @theallinpod Top newsletters:

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Aleksandr Volodarsky

@volodarik

2 years

When you interview a great candidate, they are also interviewing you. Here’s how to win them over every time:

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Aleksandr Volodarsky

@volodarik

2 years

My CMO beats your CMO. Because my CMO also fights to protect us from Russian invaders!

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Aleksandr Volodarsky

@volodarik

1 year

1/ Star Dew Valley • It's a country-life role-playing game • Developed by Eric Barone • It has generated $300M+ in revenue in 6 years • Eric could become the first 1-person founder to do $1B+ in sales Here's how he did it

Aleksandr Volodarsky

@volodarik

1 year

Eric Barone has made $300M+ (yes, that's not a typo) in revenue in 6 years with 0 employees. He developed a game that has sold 20M copies to date. At this rate, he can easily become the first one-person founder to do 1B+ in sales. Here's how he did it:

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@volodarik

1 year

1/ Generate code ChatGPT can help you generate code to build your app/website from scratch. You save time and effort and can focus on the more important tasks. 100X engineer just arrived.

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ok this is wild

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Aleksandr Volodarsky

@volodarik

1 year

Keyboard that scrambles itself everytime you press a key

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@volodarik

1 year

Many of today's billion-dollar companies started as side projects. Here are 11 that will surprise you:

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5/ “I used to work for a large smartphone company. Never, ever, buy an electronic device in the first 3 months of mass production. Wait for the second wave of production, the quality of the product increases tenfold.”

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Aleksandr Volodarsky

@volodarik

3 years

Running a startup feels like the biggest mental disorder: 9am: *competitor funding news* I can't believe we are so slow 9:10: *new lead* screw VC, we'll grow 4x without them 9:12: *churn report* we won't make it 9:18: *new lead* we'll all be billionaires

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Aleksandr Volodarsky

@volodarik

11 months

Snowflake CEO explains how B players can tank your company. This is especially true for early-stage startups because founders (including me) get confused by: "they are not bad enough to fire." Except for compromising on actual outcomes, you are setting a culture of mediocrity.

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Aleksandr Volodarsky

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3 months

Famously Facebook turned down Yahoo's $1B acquisition offer in 2006 and is now worth $1.28T. For many it does not turn out well: ▫️ Groupon declined a $6 billion offer from Google in 2010. Since then, its valuation has dropped to $600M ▫️ Moz declined a $25M M&A deal from

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1 year

11/ "Health insurance dude When you file a claim, it's often denied because they're counting on you not escalating it. Once you do, your case goes to a medical management (we don't wanna pay) group. Keep escalating / involve your doctor. Fight for the insurance you paid for."

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Aleksandr Volodarsky

@volodarik

10 months

Sunday read If you want to learn how to win in a commoditized market, Liquid Death is THE playbook. • It sells water in a beer can • Valuation: $700M • On track to do $250M/yr in revenue Here's how it used branding to become the fastest-growing beverage of all time:

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1 year

Masterclass has built a $2.5B business on the back of one SEO tactic. They use the power of "second-order questions" to drive free traffic to their site. Here is how they do it 🧵

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1 year

Amazon has built a $1 Trillion empire with this one hack: Turning cost centers into profit centers. But they are not alone. Here are 8 companies that have converted their expenses into revenue:

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@volodarik

1 year

3/ "If you were on Live Chat with Customer Care, I could see what you were typing before pressing send. I watched people work through racist, sexist statements, fraudulent lies, grammar fixes, & their whole range of emotions in real-time before deleting and typing ‘ok.’”

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@volodarik

1 year

6/ “Scientist here. About 50% of all published results cannot be reproduced in another lab. A lot of statistics are tweaked to get results that are 'statistically significant', which is skimming the edge of what's legal and what is not.”

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@volodarik

1 year

Rakshit, who had zero programming knowledge, used this feature to create a Twitter bot.

How I used Chat GPT to build a twitter bot without knowing any programming language

Okay, so I’ll be honest, I’m not good at programming. I try, encounter an unsolvable bug, give up, and the cycle continues. Even though…

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Aleksandr Volodarsky

@volodarik

1 year

2/ Checked this one myself and got a discount on a mower last week: “Home Depot employees can give $49.99 off any item without it flagging for approval. Department heads can do $99.99. Assistant store managers can do ~249.99. Store manager ~499.99.”

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Aleksandr Volodarsky

@volodarik

1 year

Ok... I promise the last one 13/ Tell your age by playing the snake game

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@volodarik

1 year

Early-stage companies shouldn’t need to spend big $$ on lawyers for basic documents. Here are the templates every startup can use:

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@volodarik

1 year

4/ Have a personal assistant Integrate ChatGPT to your WhatsApp and automate the manual and repetitive tasks: write emails, get quick answers to any questions, fasten research, and more.

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Welcome to the future of smart agents! I hooked up ChatGPT to WhatsApp --

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1 year

Matt Mochary has coached @naval , the founders of Reddit, Coinbase, Notion, OpenAI, and leaders at Sequoia, Y Combinator, Benchmark, and many others. Here are his 5 mental models that will help you become a strong leader:

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Aleksandr Volodarsky

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1 year

Did you know that Zoho was bootstrapped??? Sridhar Vembu grew it to 80M+ users and $1b annual revenue without ever raising a penny. Pretty wild. Here is what I've learned from their bootstrapping story:

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Aleksandr Volodarsky

@volodarik

1 year

5/ Marketing Plan Create a marketing/SEO strategy, audit your website, do keyword research, write articles/copy, and more—all in less than 30 minutes.

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AI is going to permanently change how marketing works. If you're not paying attention, you're going to be out of a job pretty soon. I played around with ChatGPT (a new AI tool) recently. Here's how AI will change marketing forever:

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1 year

8/ “Your straw at McDonald's is larger. Why? Because it lets more carbonation hit your tongue and makes the soda taste better. That's why it's better at McDonald's than most other fast food chains.”

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1 year

Bonus: If you don’t know how to use ChatGPT to 10X your productivity, here's a cool tool to get you started. Whether you’re a software engineer, marketer, product designer, artist, or student, this will help you.

kitze 🚀

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Introducing 🚀 Have no idea how to use chatGPT for coding, prompts, or anything else? It's a website where we can collect and curate the best prompts. I'm currently adding a lot of prompts, and you can help by submitting more 🔥🥳

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Aleksandr Volodarsky

@volodarik

3 years

MailChimp might be acquired for $10B. Just a reminder, that this is a bootstrapped business started as a side hustle of a web design agency.

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@volodarik

1 year

VC funding doesn't guarantee success. Here are the 10 startups that miserably failed despite raising over $1B:

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@volodarik

1 year

2/ Track fitness Alex created a weight loss, diet, and workout plan on top of ChatGPT.

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@anothercohen

1 year

I mean this sincerely when I say that ChatGPT might be the most incredible tech to emerge in the last decade. Here's how I got it to create a weight loss plan, complete with calorie targets, meal plans, a grocery list, and workout plan 🧵:

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1 year

Second year in raw I ask 500 founders what podcasts they listen to. Results: 10 @stratechery 9 @ShaneAParrish 9 @matgpod 8 @joerogan 7 @HowIBuiltThis 6 @TWiStartups 5 @lennysan 4 @AcquiredFM 3 @packyM 2 @myfirstmilpod 1 @theallinpod Which ones do you love that not on the list?

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Aleksandr Volodarsky

@volodarik

2 years

Uber is the world's largest ride-sharing company (operates in 10K+ cities), generating $25B+ annually. Its success lies in how fast people can book cabs. So, Uber uses psychological hacks to persuade drivers to keep driving. Here are 8 of them:

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Aleksandr Volodarsky

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3 years

My path as a founder: a. didn't do any marketing - no growth b. hired an agency - no growth c. became a marketer - 4x growth in 1 year Skip a and b.

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Aleksandr Volodarsky

@volodarik

2 years

First experience in America. Neighbors complained to the township that my lawn is too high. You don't talk here to each other?

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1 year

4/ “When a call center puts you on hold, we can still hear you! Shady sales folks will use what you say to hold against you. Stay safe lol.”

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@volodarik

1 year

☢️ BEWARE, you can waste a day on /r/badUIbattles 😂 Follow me @volodarik . I break down companies and transparently share how I build . Also, RT this tweet to share this thread with your audience. Don't be greedy.

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Aleksandr Volodarsky

@volodarik

1 year

Sunday read. This is hilarious. Engineers are competing who creates the worst UI on Reddit. I think the winners are: 1/ Enter your phone number

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1 year

Did you know there are religious institutions worth $10B-$100B? • making more revenue than 70% of startups • owning a million dollars worth of lands/stocks • contributing $1.2T of economic value in the US alone (as of 2016) Here are a few examples that will surprise you:

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Aleksandr Volodarsky

@volodarik

3 years

When I needed some funds I went to an angel investor. I took $60k for 17% equity. Could make this by bringing 4-5 customers. Don't repeat my mistake. Choose clients over investors. If they don't pay you enough right away use @pipe .

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3 years

One of the most underrated ways to build a startup is to start a consultancy/agency and use the profits to fund a product. It's a great way and I did it for quite a bit. But screw me, better examples: • Basecamp - $10m revenue • Tiny Capital – $100m • Mailchimp – $700m

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@volodarik

3 years

Microsoft Excel did this to us for almost 4 decades and you are afraid to launch because UI is not perfect.

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@volodarik

1 year

We are a Ukrainian startup that had all of our funds in SVB. Whatever happens on Monday, we should be prepared to move forward with just $250k from FDIC. Please, share this message. This will help us bring new clients and keep operating to support the engineers and startups.

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@volodarik

1 year

Hiring corporate executives for a startup is a bad idea. I can't share stories from founders I know, but here are similar ones:

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9/ Game development An 11-year-old developed a game using the ChatGPT prompts. Thousands of people have already played it.

11-year-old boy's game for ChatGPT is blowing up the internet

An 11-year-old boy has come up with a ChatGPT game that has taken the internet by storm. This text-based chatbot game uses artificial intelligence (AI) to

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@volodarik

3 years

A $1b company wants to work with us. They were referred by their investor, who reads me on Twitter. Building in public 🤘🤘🤘

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We’ve created an amazing brand! Agencies quoted $250k for rebranding. Ridiculous money for early-stage startup. Screw them, we did much better than they ever could. If this tweet gets 50 replies, I’ll do a free minicourse on how can anyone create a better brand. Who wants it?

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3/ Debug code ChatGPT is your 24/7 debugging companion. It finds the bugs, fixes them, and even explains the solution.

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ChatGPT could be a good debugging companion; it not only explains the bug but fixes it and explain the fix 🤯

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VCs will tell you: "Don't do it" These founders didn't listen and outsourced their engineering. Now they are worth billions. 10 stories that will surprise you:

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1 year

1/ @ethereum @VitalikButerin founded the 2nd-biggest cryptocurrency ($150B+, at peak it was $400B+). Its merge reduced global electricity consumption by 0.2%. 2/ @figma @zoink used the $100K grant to launch the collaborative design platform. Adobe acquired it for $20B+.

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Sunday read. Been researching products/services available only for billionaires. Some of them I didn't even know existed:

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2/ BuiltWith • It helps you find what technologies and services a website uses • Founded by Gary Brewer • It generates $14M in revenue per year Here's the full story of how Gary built it and operated with 0 employees

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@volodarik

2 years

There is a founder who is doing $14M/year in rev with 9 employees 🤯 Isn't it fascinating? • The site gets 2M visits/month. • Customers include Google, Meta, Amazon, and Twitter. Here's how he built it and operates the business alone🧵

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7/ Creative liberty Write essays, music, sitcom/movie scripts, and jokes.

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' #AI , make me a movie.' 😳

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6/ Create a Virtual Machine Research Scientist Jonas Degrave ran a virtual machine (Linux terminal) inside ChatGPT.

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2 years

In-N-Out Burger has a cult following: • Customers wait for 14+ hrs outside a new store (cops have to manage traffic) • Fans include Gordon Ramsay, Paris Hilton, and Donald Glover • Has 350+ stores, generating $2.5B+/yr Here's how it created unmatched loyalty:

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Aleksandr Volodarsky

@volodarik

3 years

I hired 32 people and fired 10 of them. We are growing like crazy, but I made every mistake in the book. *Non-obvious* lessons from early hires👇

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Aleksandr Volodarsky

@volodarik

3 years

In early days I did all our copy. It sucked so bad. Good thing, I made friends with people who taught me how to write. Copywriting is the #1 skill for entrepreneurs. You write emails, articles, landing pages every day, and it helps you grow. This will 10x your copy 👇

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@volodarik

2 years

Ever wished to climb Mount Everest? It could cost you $100,000. The tallest mountain in the world (29,030 feet) runs Nepal's economy. It employs 1M people and generates $2B in revenue (~8% of its GDP). Here's how Nepal made Everest a multi-million dollar business:

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Why is everyone so hooked on Duolingo? Here is the reason people keep coming back to using the app:

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13/ I've heard this one many times, but never tried. Who did? Any significant result? “When purchasing items on the internet (especially airline tickets), use incognito mode on your browser. We use your cookies against you: raising the price on tickets the more times you check,

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4/ Photopea • It's a free photo and graphics editor • Made by Ivan Kutskir • It generates 10M visits per month and ~$1.5M in revenue per year • People spend 1.5 million hours a month using Photopea

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Remember I told you about @labnol who created a ~$10M/yr business with 0 employees building plugins? Now with the help of ChatGPT, you can do the same.

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@volodarik

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There is a founder who is doing $10M/year in revenue with 0 employees 🤯 Business: Google add-ons Traffic: 5M visits/month Installs: 40M Here's the breakdown of his business:

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8/ Develop plugins ChatGPT created a working WordPress plugin on the first try.

ChatGPT Creates a Working WordPress Plugin – On the First Try

ChatGPT passed 1 million users today and Twitter is brimming with a steady stream of creative questions and applications for the AI-powered chatbot. The language model, created by OpenAI, is powere…

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Chase called. They are closing our account because we don’t have a physical office.

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