He's right

Very interesting anecdote from the real world

As somebody who has often done things that felt like failure, regaining self trust is key. Wish somebody would have told me that’s what I was doing in those years, might have sped them up

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While I don’t agree w the perspective of a lot of these examples, it’s a great thought experiment, take a look!

I would highly recommend working for this man if you can swing NYC. He is smart, driven, and fair - the current opp in real estate is also setting up nicely

Very insightful thread. Reminds me of teaching junior developers to see around corners, most of good programming is avoiding writing bad programming

Essays could be written about this pattern

Just when I think I've mastered some Claude feature they release another one

Incredible thread about hitting the next level of things. As a former sprinter and tech exec, I can relate. Folks at the next level always looked like they were operating on an entirely different set of parameters, a different world

Hate to be a hater, but he's right. Founder needs to hedge the very real risk of failure on their future finances

Gold idea and experience

Been thinking a lot about FinTech fraud lately and this is super interesting

I aspire to this level of conviction and focus

We're accumulating a nice little financial capabilities set over here

In case you've been wondering what I've been up to, this is some of July's progress

And they should be understood like normal objects, is what I tell my engineers