Max Beauroyre
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Max Beauroyre
If you were magically given 10,000 hours to be amazing at something, what would it be? The more clarity you have on this response, the better off you’ll be.
Erik Torenberg • Build Personal Moats
This is the litmus test for finding good quests. A quest is the journey, but first decide what flavor of journey you aim to keep consisten
The Art of Tending to Oneself | Are.na Editorial
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And that comes down to the fact that finance is the most valuable workflow to own.
Ramp and the AI Opportunity
An alternative would be to steadily build an audience interested in your product and to ungate the waitlist in batches. Building an audience is increasingly achievable through social media along with owned channels like newsletters. Unlike PR, these channels are person-centric rather than brand-centric; they require personality and authenticity in ... See more
Kyle Poyar • The emerging startup playbook
Perhaps building personal moats requires two things
- Writing down how you approach things
- Slowing down to reflect on the above
Making AI that is smarter than almost all humans at almost all things will require millions of chips, tens of billions of dollars (at least), and is most likely to happen in 2026-2027. DeepSeek's releases don't change this, because they're roughly on the expected cost reduction curve that has always been factored into these calculations.
Dario Amodei • On DeepSeek and Export Controls
To win, a company needs to own either a client’s most important data or its most important workflow
We create more than ever, but it weighs nothing.
Anu Atluru • Make Something Heavy
“there was a loud and clear desire (1) to consolidate even more parts of the finance stack and (2) for Ramp to be that consolidation partner.”