Founder and CEO of Nacelle. I blend go-to-market strategies with sound data architecture and finance to change the world.
Austin, TX
Joined February 2010
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Here is my list of favorite reads for 2022. This list includes subjects related to psychology, macroeconomics, history, and business. linkedin.com/pulse/favorite-…
The most valuable resources of tomorrow are advanced silicon chips, data, and lithium. The most valuable resources of today are hand warmers.
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.@Twitter isn’t good for everyone. If it makes you angry or frustrated, you shouldn’t spend time on it. If it allows you to see other people’s perspectives so you can understand the world better, or if you can share some information other people might not have, that’s good—enjoy.
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Folks…we have a very real and urgent need for Solid/SolidStart enthusiasts/experts for full-time and contract opportunities. If your dream is to work on this stack at scale…then you *really* need to get in touch with me asap. Send a DM to me!
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Fun Old Timer story:
When the markets were REALLY down (today is nothing), I helped a very early SaaS startup at $10m ARR
The only term sheet he got was at ... $10m post. Post.
(He didn't take it)
16 tough years later, the startup was acquired for $2 Billion.
#golong
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This is worth reading and thinking about especially if you think you have "it" figured out
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The case against crypto is shockingly simple: it's not money and has no intrinsic value as an investment.
All the other noise about it is just sophistry and illusion.
😵💫🤯 This is so very wrong
Delta, Credit Suisse Claim Carbon Neutrality Using Junk Carbon Offsets
“Low-quality credits that did not avoid or reduce greenhouse-gas emissions” bloomberg.com/graphics/2022-…
Data is the new oil. Snowflake, Databricks, and Confluent will be some of the most valuable businesses over the next 10 years.
Crypto advocates hate it when critics group all coins and say #BTC. Of course, these critics are doing crypto advocates a favor; could you imagine a world where everything you buy requires a different coin? Good luck figuring out what anything costs.
