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This is David Sinclair. The world's leading longevity scientist. His message? Aging is a disease you can reverse. Here's his science-backed protocol for reversing your biological age by 5-10 years:

Prompt I've been using to generate safer and more natural anchor text ideas. Based on the tweets of Grind Stone: ---- i want you to help me with creating anchor text. Exact Match = anchor text exactly matches the desired ranking term. No more, no less. Partial Match = parts

Alexander You can tell a person is smarter than you by observing that they continuously make poor choices that nevertheless work out in their favor by what appears to be luck.

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.DEJAN ran an article through his model and it predicted where links should go He compared his output to the real links in the article - there were some matches but many other opportunities to add more natural links 🤯 The model is publicly available at

This post got a lot of attention. I wanted to add more, here's my advice of how to go from no experience in ML to getting hired (from someone who got a FAANG job as an ML scientist without any CS or ML degrees) Classes/Resources to follow: Getting hired for an intro level ML job

"Prompt-based AI tools work great only for demos. Copilots failed to seriously boost productivity outside coding. The future is - AI agents for black-boxed tasks - ChatGPT for brainstorms, research & gen - Traditional UX with AI under the hood (users won't even think about AI)

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VC STARTUPS - odds of IPO for VC startup: 1% - avg time spent on VC startup: 8.5 years - market cap avg @ IPO: $5B - avg % ownership @ IPO: 15%* $5B = $750M - avg 2.5 cofounders = $300M - payout = odds * $$$ = 1% * $300M = $3M - payout per year = $3M/8.5 years = $352,000/year

I laid off entire sales & marketing department of my enterprise SaaS a year ago. My goal was to fully automate their work with AI and switch into organic and inbound traffic. They didn’t believe it was possible and didn’t wanna make it happen. 12 months later we have more

Indie hacking won’t ever thrive in US. The VC-route will stay dominant here. An average software developer makes $15k/mo. But for Bootstrappers $15K MRR is a wild success. Just few hundred indie makers in the world doing that. In contrast, the EU will lead in this. An

Every month, I pay $15,000 for 88 third-party subscriptions. Idk why bootstrapped founders glorify profit margins, I'm willing to pay anything it takes to buy back my time to spend with my wife and kids. All products I pay for 🧵:

🇪🇺 More great news from Europe 😊 Gradually, then suddenly. Nothing changed for 2 years and now a lot of things are finally changing: The Netherlands is changing its stock options tax to be modeled after the American system, which is the default in startups (!) Stock options

Después de unos días de trabajo hago pública CONTRATACIÓN ABIERTA, una web donde se pueden revisar de forma fácil los contratos menores de las administraciones públicas de España. Hay más de 7,3 millones de contratos y 11.700 organismos públicos. 👇👇 contratacionabierta.es

Socialism is the fantasy that you can live off producers while simultaneously waging war on production itself. It openly concedes that producers are necessary yet treats them as morally illegitimate. Their success is framed as exploitation, their independence as a threat, and