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Alex Liegl

@alexanderliegl

co-founder @ stealth startup | prev. @tenetenergy

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Stanford 10-year reunion coming up made me realize anecdotally that there ended up being a lot less founders in my class than expected. The Social Network came out in 2010 so that certainly distorted any priors for anyone back then.

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I learned that people often: 1) are generous in what they count as “work” 2) tend to generalize based of a very small sample set of work conducted The reason someone like Elon is so successful is because the true number of people that work like this is incredibly small

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Not to channel my inner Paul Graham but I'm sure that, if the majority of knowledge workers changed their schedule units of time from 1-hour intervals to half-day intervals, then that alone would usher in a productivity boom

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Insane how much of this is literally admins manually reviewing scanned doctor notes and searching their internal policy library to discretionarily decide how to treat a case

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It’s purely for media clicks. Quick story: my second to last business was backed by PT and Business Insider ran an article on it. Apparently BI (and other large news outlets) has an internal points system of which names generate the most clicks and PT is right at the top. Because

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Compliance is a GPT-5 and higher opportunity. Need to synthesize disparate, interdisciplinary fragments of external + internal context, then generate first-order logic from it while staying within well-defined governance parameters. Simply wasn’t possible in a prior GPT epoch.

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“Federer also only won 54% of all points he ever played” I quietly tell myself as I edit the chatgpt prompt for the 37th time because the output just doesn’t quite capture the nuance I had in mind

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The convenient thing about NYC is people ask you what you do and when you say tech they just leave it at that. No further interrogation. Immediately get put in a certain bucket and move on with the conversation