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A childhood dream. A fear I ran from for years. And today, I finally face it — in public. I'm Partnership Dude, and this is my story, an aspiring polyglot. 🇪🇸🇦🇪🇮🇹🇬🇷🇫🇷🇩🇪🇹🇿(yes, 8 languages) If this moves you even a little, you know what to do.🤍👇
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today we are announcing openrouter for commerce: opencommerce.sh a single endpoint that integrates 5k stores, including Doordash, Amazon and most shopify stores, with payments using Agentcard (Stripe Link and Shop coming soon). we built opencommerce to solve 3 problems: * coverage: one endpoint to integrate 5k stores. agentic purchasing is a core feature for most personal assistants, but not their main business. searching for products and buying on behalf of users shouldn’t be as painful as it is today (e.g. it shouldn’t involve browser automations or dealing with PSPs). opencommerce solves that: 1 tool, every online store. * reliability: 100% uptime. the challenge with browser automations is that they fail (e.g. captchas, bot-detection, etc). we run thousands of tests every couple of hours on every one of the stores to guarantee that the integration works when your user tries to buy something. * speed: responses in under 10s. consumers are used to Amazon speed, and agentic purchases have so far felt like a downgrade. most agents spend minutes finding products before they come back with results. we monitor speed and improve it constantly.
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Trabajé 6 años en un hotel de lujo y vi pasar médicos, empresarios, famosos y clientes que llegaban de incógnito. Después de interactuar con muchos de ellos, empecé a notar un patrón: las personas que parecen ricas no siempre se distinguen por el reloj o la ropa. Hay 3 puntos en común entre ellas. El primero es...
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Bueno Toma!
“You won’t be replaced by AI, but by someone using AI” is 100% cope. It assumes AI will change how we work without fundamentally changing the jobs themselves. We have no basis for that confidence. We’re still in the earliest innings of the most transformational technology shift since the steam engine. Anyone professing to know the impact this will have on specific jobs over the next 5 years is trying to sell you something. We can’t know exactly where this ends. But we can look at how major technological shifts tend to unfold. And you usually see a few distinct moments: 1. Dismissal "It's just a toy, this will never lead to value." This was ChatGPT 3 - we were using it to make limericks, Fresh Prince of Bel-Air raps, and Studio Ghibli selfies. 2. Augmentation "You won't get replaced by AI, but by someone using AI." This is where we are now, and I bet this will be over by the end of the year. 3. Limited automation The first roles to be fully automated will be largely procedural, those with "correct" outputs and lacking significant legal ramifications if done incorrectly. This will cause major employment displacement and will overwhelmingly impact lower-wage white-collar work. 4. Widespread adoption & automation The universe of tasks that can be fully automated will rapidly expand, much faster than anyone realises. The impediments to this will be legal risk / accountability - we don't yet have a legal framework that can hold a model (or the person that implements a model) accountable. Until that changes, sectors like medicine, finance, legal, recruiting etc. will require someone's "neck on the block" for any AI decisions / outputs. 5. Full-scale automation It will become apparent that AI doctors, drivers, accountants, etc. are far more effective, efficient and cheaper than humans. You'll know when this happens because it'll become more expensive to insure a human driver than if you let AI drive. As we move through these stages, entire categories of jobs will disappear, much the way switchboard operators disappeared. So too will huge numbers of roles. Make no mistake, the societal impact will be huge. Governments will step in and look to slow things down. That may work for a very short while, but ultimately luddite-ism doesn't work. Now, this sounds very depressing, and you're probably wondering, "Why the hell are you saying all this, aren't you building a product that is all about jobs?!" I'm saying this because, deep down, I know that 'work' and productive behaviour in general are features of the human condition, not bugs. Over the last 250 years, we've seen many waves of technological advancement. Each of them brought displacement, but all raised human production, ingenuity and standards of living. We traded farming for factory work, factory work for office & services work and we'll trade office work for something else. I don't know what it'll be, but I do know that new economic opportunities will abound.
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El tiempo lo es todo.
It took us over a year to hit 1 million verifications. Less than a month later we hit 2 million. In the past week alone we have done over 1 million verifications. Timing is everything.
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Congratulations Javi, I'm confident you will do so well.
I'm super excited to announce I have a new job!! 😱 I'm joining the @antseed team to lead the community 🐜 I'll be now building in AI + crypto with a super talented team of legends!! 😍
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Hello Matt
We're hiring across a bunch of roles at Vectoral You'll be at the forefront of stopping some of the worst things in AI. Willing to go above and beyond to build a team of exceptional people. If you think that's you, DM me or apply here: jobs.ashbyhq.com/vectoral
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nobody makes hype edits as good. cooked for @Apesdotapp
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Blessed to represent the United States of America 🇺🇸 @UNCWrestling x @TarHeelWC I will be competing in my 4th @wrestling Beach World Finale in Katerini, Greece 🇬🇷 September 26th-27th Go USA 🦅
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Good way to go. I can help close killer partnerships like this.
Excited to partner with @findatasets! Agents can now query real-time prices, 30+ years of financials, SEC filings, insider trades, 13F holdings, company news, and macro rates for 27,000+ stocks through Orthogonal. Now available on Orthogonal.
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A company switches vendors, opens a new role, or raises a round. Each one's a buyer intent signal, if you catch it in time. Open Claude → Add Orthogonal → Unlock @predictleads For GTM teams running on agents, not spreadsheets.
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My favorite pastime is hearing my eng team design work trials in the age of Fable It seems harder to design them than to do them 🤣
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This whole “billionaire tax” is a sham and has nothing to do with tax or “social services” it’s claiming to fund. It couldn’t be a more obvious attempt from government to seize tech sector. Why would a “tax” proposal care about voting rights? Who in their right would tank private startups by taxing paper gains instead of waiting for them to mature and collect tax income at a much higher value? Startup valuations are the fluffiest of all unrealized gains. Taxing founders on them create such a high risk for when your company’s value goes down, as it often does, that you’ll be forced to sell your company as soon as possible instead of growing it. There are loopholes in tax code. Ro and friends have no desire to fix them because most of the people who benefit from these loopholes are democratic voters (aka trust fund kids living in NY/SF/LA). Ro Khanna is a fucking serpent. The evil structure of the proposal is intentional. Having a dialogue with him is useless.
Replying to @RoKhanna @mcuban
Allow illiquid founders to pledge shares with a loan from the government to pay tax. The loan period is long but not infinite (e.g. 10 years). The loan is non-resource: at the end of the period, the loan is either paid back in cash, or the government assumes the shares.
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A year ago, I started my own fund, @baobab_ventures, while working at ElevenLabs. Twelve months in: ▪️ 2.601x MOIC ▪️ 20 investments ▪️ 2 unicorns ▪️ Solo GP with no other team members If you're thinking of starting a micro fund too, give it a try. It is not easy, but it is possible to make it work. Founders want to be backed by people who understand their pains, but you need to differentiate yourself. For micro funds, the only thing that matters is being useful to the founders. I back pre-seed & seed technical founders in AI, robotics & defence across the world.
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Whenever you get worried about not achieving your goals just remember there’s plenty of room at the top because the majority of people are just whiny, overweight in debt, little bitches. You’ll blow past them so fast it’ll be like they’re standing still (because they are).
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Earn more on Melee. We ran the same $10,000 bet for the World Cup's Argentina vs Egypt. Kalshi paid out $13,699. Melee paid out $20,428. Same bet, same game, 49% more.
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Latest addition to the Dunleavy's. Congratulations!
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Any good data-labelling organizations / freelancers in Bangalore? Looking for a day's job for a few eval datasets. Don't have too much money to pay for it.
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“Everything seems fake now.” .@lulumeservey on companies paying for retweets on their product launches: “Every launch uses the same slop cinematic video, same template.” “Half of them, you go to the engagement—it's completely fake.” “You can just start to tell that the amount of engagement this thing has is completely disproportionate to how interesting it actually is. And when you look through the people engaging with it, it's all some random account in a developing country that has no other tweets other than shilling products like this.” “When that happens, I write off the entire company as fake.” “I don't think, ‘This was a fake video or fake engagement.’ I think to myself, ‘It's a fake company with a fake founder. I will never buy their product or do business with them. I would never recommend somebody go work with them. The whole thing is fake.’” “It's better to put out something that truly represents the best version of what you’re doing that might get lower engagement, but the people who are engaging are actually real people, and they care. It's better to get 50 people who feel like this is speaking to them than to get 4,700 retweets that seem obviously fake.”
Lulu (@lulumeservey) is the best in the world at what she does. She’s the go-to comms strategist for Silicon Valley and many of the top founders in tech trust her. She’s an advocate for going direct, has built a singular career and shares everything she’s learned. 0:00 From China to America 2:08 Learning to Read the Room 6:18 Building a Movement 7:30 Learning Comms by Doing 10:50 Anduril as an Insurgent 15:07 The Power of a Manifesto 18:47 Go Direct 26:45 Conviction Over Charisma 31:30 Why Rostra Exists 33:23 How AI Leaders Lose Trust 40:40 Tell a Better Story 47:55 Do Things That Can't Be Faked 50:55 The Return to Beauty 57:11 Originality Over Templates 1:04:02 Do What Only You Can Do 1:07:14 The Jetsons Rule 1:10:41 Trust Yourself 1:12:29 Why Humans Crave Stories Includes paid partnerships.
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My advice to any early stage startup is immediately after completing your seed round you may acquire a very bad beard or haircut and take lots of photos just in case it all works out
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