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Joined May 2022
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simplify the offer -> sell its apparently that easy
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Sharp edges build character in small children, nothing builds spatial awareness quite like it
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Simon Orzel retweeted
Ever wonder why a literal con artist can get a smart businessman to wire him $50,000 in 24 hours, while an honest guy with a product that actually works can't close a $3,000 deal? Because a scammer doesn't have to worry about delivering anything When you have a real business, 90% of your brainpower is spent worrying about fulfillment, edge cases & what could go wrong So when you get on a sales call, you bring your "honest engineer" brain with you. You hedge ("well it depends, usually takes 60-90 days...") and to a normal buyer's brain, hedging sounds like you don't believe in your own shit A con artist knows he's never delivering a fucking thing So 100% of his energy goes into making the buyer feel like a king for the 48 hours BEFORE the wire hits. Instant replies, zero hesitation, pure dopamine, telling the guy's ego exactly what it wants to hear Which means before the money changes hands, the scammer looks like the professional and the honest guy looks like a sketchy amateur The richest operators I know split their brain in half: Sell with the shameless, delusional certainty of a con artist who knows the buyer wants a fantasy Then fulfill like an autistic engineer the second the wire clears
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When im exhausted, everything starts sounding true all at once because i don't have the energy left to doubt any of it
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everybody's lazy when you're hungry
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im biiiiig chillin i see alot of you little chillin tho and i gotta respect it
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cold email to a German business is unlawful with no exception cold calling is unlawful unless you can show concrete facts that this company wants your offer (a scraped list or a public listing doesn't count) aka presumed consent which is difficult to do both under UWG and companies will send you an Abmahnung if they are annoyed And then theres GDPR...
We just made the entire German commercial register searchable with AI. 🤯🤯 No filters. No SQL. Just ask. "Find all construction companies in Bavaria with CEOs over 60." 4,626 companies. Found in seconds. Millions of companies. One prompt. Try it → registercheck.de/playground
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might be time for my rick sanchez phase
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im about to say it software is busywork now
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biiiiiig chillin
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At this current moment in time it is equally or more difficult to have 10 people validate an idea in an industry via cold outreach than it is to actually build the product and sell it
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build products for ai to interface with the 3rd dimension, i guess
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well here we go, customer LTV will just slowly creep to the equivalent of token cost from here on out until every problem can be inferenced by ai
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LTV and CAC both collapse to the energy cost of the tokens
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im curious as to wether or not you can dive local markets on craigslist/kijiji/kleinanzeigen on specific items by mass lowballing never cared to try it though
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most dangerous ai content is one that another person generated lol
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Sales has always been helping people even when it feels like you're pushing
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Simon Orzel retweeted
the moat is how much energy you have
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REA (reverse engineer anything) is out once models can reverse engineer any app, it doesnt matter much if youre closed source or open source
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