@_mattneary seed dollars are best applied when a modest amount of money 1-3m ideally but not more than 5-6 can help a company flip 1 or 2 cards / answer specific questions which -- if proven out, will unlock significant value and ideally a bunch more relatively lower risk capital…↗
#CodeInterpreter - "It's a very fast, coding intern, that's both really smart and really stupid, but the biggest advantage is, it never gets frustrated and never gives up" - @simonw Here's my evergreen #CodeInterpreterCan thread, w examples, tips, use-cases, and ideas👇 1/↗
Interesting tidbit from @sama on the role of Why Greatness Cannot Be Planned in the history of OpenAI. (thanks to @actualMahmoud for highlighting)↗
Tips on writing: How to Write Usefully: paulgraham.com/useful.html The Age of the Essay: paulgraham.com/essay.html Write Like You Talk: paulgraham.com/talk.html↗
Full HQ episode of my interview with @shl. We talk about: * Gumroad's journey and complications of paying thousands of investors dividends (!) * Why Sahil likes to make _everything_ public * What it's like to build with a part-time-only, remote-only workforce And more.↗
Reddit is the most underrated place to grow your newsletter for free. • Easy to get visibility • You don't even need to post • Users are hyper-interested in your topic I spoke to @ericlamideas, who grew to 5k subscribers with Reddit. Here's how he did it:↗
Today is my last day leading @Codecademy after 12 years. @ryanbubinski and I went from a prototype we hacked together in 3 weeks… To a business with more than 50m users that we sold for $500m+. Here are a few things we learned turning a breakout product into a great company:↗










