Working on https://xitter.cf/t.co/vqTLz8MIKd. Sold Haven Money to Credit Karma. I live in Noe and run in Golden Gate Park.
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Andrew Moreland retweeted
you either die young or live long enough for b2b saas to become your passion
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What does a comprehensive data platform to fuel AI & machine learning look like?
Enter @chalk_ai.
We're thrilled to invest in its $10M seed & welcome @marx_elliot, @Derander, Marc, & team to the GC family!
More from @theinformation ↓
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We dug into the data for @tryramp's upcoming Q3 Spending Benchmark Report and one trend stood out: companies are consolidating the number of software tools they work with, even as software spend stays on the rise.
Lots more insights dropping next Tuesday!
@snyksec we're still waiting for any response on ticket 60773 after 7 days -- we're being billed for service on an account we cannot access.
Hi @snyksec ! Could someone on the billing team respond to my support ticket? We're being charged on an account that shows "Free" and support is not responding.
Andrew Moreland retweeted
Unusual Academy Applications are now open.
For Founders aiming to learn from experts who've successfully gone from Insight to PMF & can see how $1M in an uncapped SAFE note would offer extra resources to successfully execute, this is worth checking out.
unusual.vc/academy
Excited to be speaking at Google Cloud Next's startup lounge tomorrow (430pm) -- cloud.withgoogle.com/next/se….
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Introducing Amplitude AI: amplitude.com/blog/AI-powere…
AI goes a lot deeper for Amplitude and has always been part of our secret plan to win this category. We're publicly sharing our vision to create self improving products for the first time.
if you show up to a programming interview and can't run code in the language of your choice in the environment of your choice on your own computer, it's a bad look.
Finally switched from @launchbar to @raycastapp. Launchbar development has been stagnant for years. All my launchbar muscle memory seems to translate perfectly & the plugin ecosystem for raycast is way beter.
This is the paper that the SF Chron quotes anti-compulsory-treatment folks as citing: ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/article…. Seems pretty weak. Survey of 9 studies, 4 of which are US, none of the US are from the past 10 years. No US-based show compellingly *negative* impact.
Google's had the "retirement home" reputation for a decade. Not surprised they can't beat OpenAI if they can't even get people to come to work (sfgate.com/business/article/…).