Liberalism and ultimately American democracy evolved out of a certain kind of oligarchy. It's worth looking at those roots, and seeing how they differ from the oligarchs of today:
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Liberalism and ultimately American democracy evolved out of a certain kind of oligarchy. It's worth looking at those roots, and seeing how they differ from the oligarchs of today:
Some stocks that have doubled or more in the past year:
AppLovin
Aritzia
Axon Enterprise
Boot Barn
Broadcom
BuzzFeed
Carvana
Cava Group
Celestica
Clover Health
Comfort Systems
Constellation Energy
Core Scientific
Curiositystream
Gamestop
Gannett
GE Vernova
Hims & Hers
Howmet Aerospace
Iamgold
Ionq
Intuitive Machines
Matterport
MDA Space
MicroStrategy
Natera
Nvidia
Palantir
Palladyne AI
Targa Resources
Texas Pacific Land
Trump Media
Quantum Computing
Quantum Corp
Rigetti
Robinhood
Rocket Lab
Root Inc
Rumble
SkyWest
Soundhound AI
Spotify
Sprouts Farmers Market
Sweetgreen
Ubiquiti
United Airlines
Vertiv Holdings
Vistra Corp
Timbaland is absolutely NUTS
This is what gets acquire'd on @acquiredotcom.
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but those who enjoy it."
— Poor Richard's Almanack
‘In the very end, civilizations perish because they listen to their politicians and not to their poets.’
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I've seen people saying they want an office like this when they get rich, but you don't have to be that rich. The biggest cost is the space, and this much space costs about £150k out in the country where we live, and under $100k in a similar part of the US.
how to source ugc creators to make 100s of videos about your app every day:
1. create a tiktok & ig account, use a profile pic of your face
2. create videos explaining the gig (pay, time, product, who you are, what you're looking for, etc) - if you can get a girl to do this for you, even better
3. look up key words from your niche on tiktok, find micro influencers (10k or less followers) making vids in this subject
4. DM 100s of them
6. onboard a small amount of creators
7. create a referral program
8. pay kids a bonus to post about a new ugc opportunity at an “up and coming startup”
if you’re working with college kids, they want three things:
1. money
2. easy work
3. to build their resume
pay them well, tell them exactly what they need to post & hype them up that they’re “pioneering growth for an amazing product”
then you’re on your way to #1 on the app store
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My 3 years of writing online and 29,000 tweets in one thread:
1. Unlearn everything school taught you about writing. This isn't college, it's the real world.
Reality:
Startups selling this technology will make some (albeit little) money selling a product promising “creators” they will be “rich” if they buy it
“Creators” will make little to no money with it
The barrier was never creating a 10-sec video: it was securing the sponsor
I committed an ASO sin. I didn’t understand why one of my hit apps only got US subscribers. I viewed other countries as a way to rank for extra words in the US. But I didn’t include the main keywords in any other countries ASO. I missed out on over a year’s worth of subscribers.
No need to wonder for long, just have a look.
Metamath: https://us.metamath.org/mpeuni/mmset.html#axioms
Isabelle/ZF: https://isabelle.in.tum.de/dist/library/FOL/ZF/ZF_Base.html
Ukraine destroyed 2/3 of the Russian military resources Since 2022- Top US military official.
Build products that some hate and others absolutely love. Anything in between is a slow death.
Left column is how many Cora briefs a subset of users have received. Middle is how many briefs they've opened. Right is the percentage.
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the best customers don't know what ChatGPT wrapper is
they just want to solve their problem
they want to pay money to click convenient buttons
that's it
When technology peaks, return to nature.
Gears, couplings, and drives - all made with LEGO
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