Saw Carlos Alcaraz play at Queen’s and he seemed a very special player and very mature 20 year old. Great to see him win his first Wimbledon final. Feels like the start of a new era in tennis. Vamos Carlitos!

How it started… How it's going 👀

Interesting, informed and nuanced take on the past, present and future of Twitter

I've been doing this long enough to know there is no karma Folks do awful things and do just fine But I've also been doing this long enough to know if you are really, really good to a lot of people A few will really surprise you down the road and pay it back many times over

ok this is absolutely *wild* using AI to live translate and sync your lips

What a horrifying tragedy in Israel. Thinking of all the Israelis and anyone affected by this gruesome terrorist attack. Peace can’t come soon enough.

Seems like an exceptionally smart move by Satya Nadella. But there is a wide gamut of what “working for Microsoft” could mean. Will be fascinating to find out what it does in this case.

Definitely possible

At this point this is reaching Selling Sunset levels of soap opera

So X takes the advertiser’s money, shows the ad and then displays a warning under the ad that it is a scam. Innovative!

Product idea: An app/website that's identical to YouTube in every way, except without any shorts.

The best founders I know — no matter their company’s scale — thrive on doing customer support directly. There’s literally no better way to understand the pulse of your customer base, what features to build next, or where systems are breaking down. It’s always upside.

To be a great CEO, You have to enjoy telling certain stories over and over again Sometimes 100s of times

The fact that pieces like this are now being written should bring shame and shudder to the West.

“You are the ceiling for the company.” If you were sitting in the GX office in STL, you’d hear me saying this regularly to our CEOs. What do I mean by it? The CEO sets the standard for EVERYTHING: + Do meetings start on time? + Are deadlines met? + How much rigor goes into

The best founders can describe in detail what they’ve built today and then clearly envision how it becomes a really big business in 10 years’ time. It’s essential to hold this micro and macro view in your head at the same time and communicate both very clearly. People mess up

Not a sub-tweet But I wonder if most VCs really understand AI as well as they think they do I don't and I'll be the first to admit it

Chatbot UX is the MS-DOS of the AI era

Is SaaS dead? What seems to be happening: * tough macro, cost cutting * AI sucking the air out of the room * SaaS vendors perceived as “last generation” despite best efforts to add AI quickly * enterprise budgets for AI are not net new, they’re taken from somewhere (SaaS

Here it is - the world’s first fully autonomous vehicle delivery, direct from the factory to the customer. FSD was able to navigate both highway and city streets flawlessly. Congrats to the entire Tesla AI team, this is huge! 💪