
Founder of @seattlefloworg. Author of "The PRFAQ Framework" book @theprfaq. Previously: 18yrs of startups in Seattle & London, MSFT, Amazon. Runner. Cook. Geek.
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I started Seattle 2.0 in 2006 with a vision bigger than I could execute. Today, @seattlefloworg comes to life! It's the place for founders, investors, and people working with startups to discover what's happening in the Seattle region's startup scene.
Lula was a better simply because Flavio Bolsonaro had anti-democracy rhetoric.
That said, Brazil elected an *80-year-old* (81 tomorrow) president, who's running his *fourth* term, and brings a vision for the future that's based on ideas from the past. I expect Brazil's GDP and purchasing power to lag similar economies over the next four years. Damned if you do, damned if you don't.
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There is something deeply wrong with a political system that allows one trillionaire to buy his own personal U.S. Senator.
I watched You Can See Everything yesterday. The second most shocking part of this movie is how few eye blinks there are in this movie!
4. Tell stories! Write an article or newsletter, record a podcast, create content about the region's startups and founders. Tag @seattlefloworg or send us the link, and we'll make it louder!
Six weeks. That's how long it should take for you to build and launch an alpha version of a new product idea. If you don't need complex agreements or licenses, hard to get data, or regulatory approval, you can launch your experiment in six weeks. You need three things: product vision and strategy clarity, an experienced software engineer that understands how to build product factories, and a few Claude Code and Codex subscriptions.
Sorry folks, we are postponing the AI revolution to 2032.
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Babe, wake up. OpenAI's latest model escaped the sandbox again.
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