Paul Graham
RT @d_feldman: In which a blogger finds the private key used to sign Hyundai car software updates … by googling it. They used a key pair from a popular tutorial. 😂😂😂 https://t.co/ydoWfjbvsR
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Tren Griffin
My tomatoes are just ripening. Soon I will go from famine to feast.

"By Sept. 1, remove any new blossoms. This will encourage the plant to ripen the fruit it has already set. Sort of like reminding the plant: the night cometh when no tomato can ripen.” https://t.co/JBpLF6szZa
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Tren Griffin
As subscriber counts rise and new competitors appear, so does customer acquisition cost and churn. New higher cost sales channels become more important.

How high is your CAC?

https://t.co/4pOQj1XwPN
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Frederik Gieschen
Loved this pod with @ReustleMatt
"It was an industry that was almost left to die. That's when the Staggers Act came. Loosening the regulatory nature. You saw a massive decline in rates. That allowed them to capture more business, reinvest."
https://t.co/xvcbZVi21P
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Tren Griffin
Steve Jobs: "people don't read anymore."

"Major newspapers focus coverage on broad topics that appeal to people [in a narrower demographic] across the country. But regional and local papers have struggled to find a formula that works in narrower markets." https://t.co/AQbhwBPHOm
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Morning Brew ☕️
imagine you're the hiring manager looking at this guy's resume https://t.co/6CdDuQYczt
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Paul Graham
A founder asked how I deal with what I say being so misunderstood and/or misrepresented. I'm so used to it that I can't even figure out which tweet she's referring to. If anything it feels like things have been better than usual in the misinterpretation department lately.
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Tren Griffin
"I have learned by watching people, reading people. We have mentoring. Doesn't always mean the mentor will give you the best advice. I think people should seek out other people to learn from so you have a network of people that will give you feedback." https://t.co/uPOSI7dv8Y
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Paul Graham
RT @torbenjess: Fascinating how this 13 year prediction from Paul Graham on scooters turned out to be quite true https://t.co/sQYItGogpM
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Ethan Mollick
When you read about modern interdisciplinary science, it is striking how often Carl Sagan appears. Swooping in to put messages on space probes, helping discover nuclear winter, pushing for meteor defenses, etc.

The oddest? In the 50s, he was part of Project A119 to nuke the moon https://t.co/WLt3Tfe4Nx
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Jim OShaughnessy
Another interesting piece from @kylascan.

It also suggests the nuanced difference between an "ought" and an "is" that many forget to delineate when forming opinions

The Inflation Narrative, by @kylascan https://t.co/5BK1Jsc7fY
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Tren Griffin
I was part of a formal mentoring program as usual this summer. My relationship was with a young college age immigrant to the US from Ethiopia. I learned more than I taught, as I always do in any mentoring relationship. You can learn from anyone, if you are paying attention. https://t.co/IWcpnv3ewa
"I have learned by watching people, reading people. We have mentoring. Doesn't always mean the mentor will give you the best advice. I think people should seek out other people to learn from so you have a network of people that will give you feedback." https://t.co/uPOSI7dv8Y - Tren Griffin
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Jim OShaughnessy
"People don't have ideas, ideas have people."
~Carl Jung

what do your ideas want from you?, by @joodaloop https://t.co/lyAY0M07eU
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