TFW the dude who cleaned up Enron and Nortel says "Never in my career have I seen such a complete failure of corporate controls" and "this situation is unprecedented"

they just need one 7500x engineer

The Twitter site is still up. So why does it feel like it's down?

Yearly reminder: If you have enough to eat, a warm place to sleep, are fairly healthy, and can pay your bills handily...you are one of the luckiest humans alive. The rest is just details. There is so much to be grateful for - have a wonderful Thanksgiving.

Elon Musk Qatar 🤝 Wasting billions of dollars trying to look cool just to have people mock you on your own property

i was just thinking about how we drink coffee but then, if we swallow it weird, we cough drinky

Twitter thread writers are gonna be the first ones unemployed by AI

Imagine going through life like my Labrador retriever and everywhere you go total strangers are thrilled to see you. No wonder his egos is out of control.

(OSHA inspector walking into Willy Wonka’s chocolate factory) what the fuck

The fact that you can write off mortgage interest but not basic childcare expenses is just absurd

Twitter is full of advice from VCs to entrepreneurs on how to raise money. Having raised $208M from VCs in my career, here's the reverse: advice from an entrepreneur to VCs. 👇 (1/6)

Midjourney AI imagining different historical variations of Spider-Man: 1. Roman Legionary Spider-Man

what your preferred method of task estimation says about you, a thread:

I have ranted about the absurdity of the term "full stack engineer" (I mean, show me the web dev who also writes their own device drivers 🙄) but I'd like to recant. Annoying it may be, but it's the term we've got to describe the most significant shift in eng roles since devops.

15 min meeting: psychopaths 30 min meeting: worst of all worlds, both too long and too short 45 min meeting: you just f'd up my calendar 60 min meeting: seriously? a meeting? for an hour?

I’m going to share with you all something I shared with someone on an advisory call this week: Stop rewarding the academic theater of PM best practices. I’m tired of folks thinking you put insights into a magical PM framework and a great business spits out the other end.

Today, Lightspeed is announcing that we’re leading a $35M Series A in Pika, the company that’s redesigning the entire video-making and editing experience with AI. Founded by Demi Guo and Chenlin Meng, Pika is making it possible for anyone to create high quality video