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God of Prompt
RT @prompt_copilot: MIT tested 1,900 people on AI performance.
50% was the model.
50% was the prompt.
Your skill matters as much as the model itself. https://t.co/b43Q9l16bM
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RT @prompt_copilot: MIT tested 1,900 people on AI performance.
50% was the model.
50% was the prompt.
Your skill matters as much as the model itself. https://t.co/b43Q9l16bM
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Fiscal.ai
PayPal over the last 5 years:
Earnings per Share: +88%
Stock Price: -72%
$PYPL https://t.co/BFmRjYW6dL
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PayPal over the last 5 years:
Earnings per Share: +88%
Stock Price: -72%
$PYPL https://t.co/BFmRjYW6dL
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Startup Archive
Sam Altman on what it means to be product-focused
In his Startup Playbook, Sam writes:
“Your goal as a startup is to make something users love. If you do that, then you have to figure out how to get a lot more users. But this first part is critical—think about the really successful companies of today. They all started with a product that their early users loved so much they told other people about it. If you fail to do this, you will fail. If you deceive yourself and think your users love your product when they don’t, you will still fail.”
In this interview, he explains what it means to be product-focused:
“Maybe if you’re really good and really dedicated, you can work like 70 really productive hours in a week. So you have 70 hours to allocate and there’s the question of how you allocate those. When we [at Y Combinator] say ‘focus on product,’ it means that you put almost all of those hours into talking to users, creating product, and making sure that you have some users that really love your product.”
Sam continues:
“Most startups in the early days face a choice of either 1) getting a lot of users that like your product but don’t love it; or 2) a small number of users that really love your product. Every really successful company that I have been involved with has been in that second category. So, focus on product means: focus on love, not like; and spending your time writing code and talking to users. You need to get the product to the point where some people would be really bummed if it went away.”
Video source: @GreylockVC (2015)
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Sam Altman on what it means to be product-focused
In his Startup Playbook, Sam writes:
“Your goal as a startup is to make something users love. If you do that, then you have to figure out how to get a lot more users. But this first part is critical—think about the really successful companies of today. They all started with a product that their early users loved so much they told other people about it. If you fail to do this, you will fail. If you deceive yourself and think your users love your product when they don’t, you will still fail.”
In this interview, he explains what it means to be product-focused:
“Maybe if you’re really good and really dedicated, you can work like 70 really productive hours in a week. So you have 70 hours to allocate and there’s the question of how you allocate those. When we [at Y Combinator] say ‘focus on product,’ it means that you put almost all of those hours into talking to users, creating product, and making sure that you have some users that really love your product.”
Sam continues:
“Most startups in the early days face a choice of either 1) getting a lot of users that like your product but don’t love it; or 2) a small number of users that really love your product. Every really successful company that I have been involved with has been in that second category. So, focus on product means: focus on love, not like; and spending your time writing code and talking to users. You need to get the product to the point where some people would be really bummed if it went away.”
Video source: @GreylockVC (2015)
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God of Prompt
Steal my prompt to turn any LLM into a context engineering expert
Embeds:
→ Anthropic’s official research
→ arXiv taxonomy (1400+ papers)
→ Chroma’s context rot data
→ Claude Code production patterns
Here’s the prompt 👇 https://t.co/S7bLZWSYRN
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Steal my prompt to turn any LLM into a context engineering expert
Embeds:
→ Anthropic’s official research
→ arXiv taxonomy (1400+ papers)
→ Chroma’s context rot data
→ Claude Code production patterns
Here’s the prompt 👇 https://t.co/S7bLZWSYRN
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📊 This Week in Visuals
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https://t.co/HCJETfEdXi
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📊 This Week in Visuals
💊 $JNJ J&J
🧴 $PG P&G
🧬 $ABT Abbott
🦾 $ISRG Intuitive Surgical
🏦 $SCHW Charles Schwab
🛩️ $UAL United Airlines
https://t.co/HCJETfEdXi
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🗓️ Massive earnings week ahead!
What are you watching?
• Tuesday: $UNH $BA $UPS $GM $AAL $TXN
• Wednesday: $TSLA $MSFT $META $ASML $GEV $T $SBUX $LRCX $NOW $IBM
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🗓️ Massive earnings week ahead!
What are you watching?
• Tuesday: $UNH $BA $UPS $GM $AAL $TXN
• Wednesday: $TSLA $MSFT $META $ASML $GEV $T $SBUX $LRCX $NOW $IBM
• Thursday: $AAPL $V $MA $SNDK $SAP $KLAC
• Friday: $AXP $SOFI $VZ
All visualized in our newsletter. https://t.co/xSA3vikRZ5
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The IPO market is opening back up.
Nasdaq has had 731 new listings over the last 12 months.
Beginning to approach 2021 levels.
$NDAQ https://t.co/4T6bdkYKjc
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The IPO market is opening back up.
Nasdaq has had 731 new listings over the last 12 months.
Beginning to approach 2021 levels.
$NDAQ https://t.co/4T6bdkYKjc
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God of Prompt
RT @godofprompt: How to write prompts that make AI give you exactly what's in your head:
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RT @godofprompt: How to write prompts that make AI give you exactly what's in your head:
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God of Prompt
RT @prompt_copilot: MIT tested 1,900 people on AI performance.
50% was the model.
50% was the prompt.
Your skill matters as much as the model itself. https://t.co/b43Q9l16bM
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RT @prompt_copilot: MIT tested 1,900 people on AI performance.
50% was the model.
50% was the prompt.
Your skill matters as much as the model itself. https://t.co/b43Q9l16bM
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