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Entrepreneur. Marketer. Angel Investor. Obsessed with artificial intelligence.

Boston, MA
Joined February 2008
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Aimlessly trying things hoping you find something that works is not a strategy. And wow do some companies need to take that to heart with their AI usage right now.
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I'm practically begging to give you $60-$100k per year worth of charges on your card and I have a credit score of 810 yet I'm being treated like an 18 year old with multiple bankruptcies. @BarclaysBankUS
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Really @Delta? This is how you run things? Delay the flight 5 times in 30-60 minute increments only so that you can then cancel it completely at 8pm and strand people until tomorrow? No info given at gate. Strung along for hours. DL 1899
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Make republicans reply directly to images from inside the school. Make them stand next to images of slaughtered children, not exteriors of buildings, and defend their stance.
No one on the entire planet walks like @TimothyOlyphant. How is it predatory and utterly, completely un-fucking-caring at the same time?
We must ask ourselves, do we really need yet another Reboot of Willy Wonka? #originalIPPlease
But then comes "The Last Duel", then "Dune", the "Matrix 4". I don't think it is exaggeration to say that the box office performance of these 4 films collectively will determine the fate of movie making for the next few years at least. – at Boston, MA
Between now and the end of the year, there are few films that will collectively be a watershed moment for this industry's historical business model. Bond is off to an OK start and hopefully it will have some staying power in coming weeks have bond films tend to do. – at Boston, MA
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The weekend Box Office numbers for "No Time to Die" aren't a home run; but at $56m domestic, they also aren't a nail in the coffin of traditional Hollywood business models. We're at a pivotal point for this industry and our future as lovers of movies. – at Boston, MA
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