underrated advice for founders:

investors only fund you if they believe you can raise the next round.

the main reason to go all in on a startup

best tactical essays or books on product management (at startups)?

its officially that time of year when everyone thinks they're going to move to nyc for real this time

between being active on twitter and moving to SF, the former is 100x better for your career

i met more people on twitter during the pandemic than I did in my 8 years in SF

how _____ are you?

boston - how educated are you?
new york - how rich are you?
san francisco - how powerful are you?
los angeles - how famous are you?
DC - how influential are you?
london - how aristocratic are you?

why do hard tech founders seem to be the most religious of any category?

the solar eclipse has gotta be the strangest thing i’ve ever experienced

if you're looking for a cofounder, you need to hear this

TIL that for every 10M impressions your tweet gets, 1 antisemite appears in your DMs

this is actually a helpful thought experiment

if you can clearly articulate what would make something a terrible experience, you can definitely do the opposite

at google we did “the a-hole test” - what an a-hole would do when building or using products

long live evil Paul Graham

google employees on AI twitter be like