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On an iconic night at MSG, this was the most iconic moment. GIVE THE SHAOLIN THEIR FLOWERS
Facing the largest halftime lead by a road team in non-bubble NBA Finals history, and a dead silent Madison Square Garden, this declaration is when the comeback started.
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Spurs found out that the Wu Tang Clan is indeed nothing to fuck with.
Spurs are cooked.
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BOOM *OpenAI Considers Drastic Price Cuts, Anticipating Costly War For Users With Anthropic -- WSJ
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In the midst of all the IPO talk, important to look at what the banks do not what they say.
SoftBank's effort to secure $6 billion OpenAI margin loan falters
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Spurs are cooked.
Glad I got here early… 😳 Wu-Tang Clan rehearsal for tonight’s MSG halftime show. 🔥🔥 More here, on the Game 4 Finals live blog, at @TheAthletic nytimes.com/athletic/live-bl…
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I’m flattered :) only a few years late, friends
New: Hollywood talent agency CAA is partnering with its old friends at private equity firm TPG to invest in the businesses of YouTube stars, podcasters, etc. It’s starting with $250 million. bloomberg.com/news/articles/…
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In typical fashion, hollywood and wall street are years behind tech and silicon valley. @mmlightcap can probably teach these folks a few things, if she's feeling generous :)
New: Hollywood talent agency CAA is partnering with its old friends at private equity firm TPG to invest in the businesses of YouTube stars, podcasters, etc. It’s starting with $250 million. bloomberg.com/news/articles/…
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Over the past two years I've talked to hundreds of mid-market CPG companies. In all that time, maybe 3 had someone formally responsible for AI. In the last 6–8 weeks alone, I've met 12 more — dedicated hires, AI committees, formal evaluation processes. The easy read is that CPG finally got interested in technology. I hate that. As someone that has spent 25 years years in CPG, outsiders always misunderstand the industry and the people who move it forward. I think the interest was always there. These teams have wanted better tools for years. The blocker was the technology itself. For two decades, software built for this industry was poorly designed, demanded massive behavior change, and was rarely purpose-built for how CPG actually operates. Every implementation was a fight against the tool. So teams did the rational thing: they stuck with spreadsheets and email. AI-native solutions are breaking that pattern. They meet teams in the workflows they already have instead of forcing new ones. The adoption cost finally dropped below the value.
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This sounds like our thesis for investing in @otter_ai 6 or 7 years ago...
“Companies cluster into verbal cultures and written cultures… The historical bottleneck for verbal cultures was that the important context happened in conversation and then evaporated. When AI can attend every meeting and synthesize what happened, verbal culture finally scales.”
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RT @toly: In 10 years 90% of the jobs will be monitoring agents to make sure they are still on fable and not 4.8
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And now we also know who doesnt care about running books on the OAI IPO...
SoftBank's effort to secure $6 billion OpenAI margin loan falters
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i look forward to our chinese brothers liberating the knowledge from within fable-5 and selling it to me at 5% the cost & 2x the speed
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Emerging Fund managers: Institutional LP managers have very little skin in the game. They optimise for not getting fired. Instead of worrying: ‘what will future institutional LPs think if we break our ownership target to get into an amazing company’ Think: ‘What will real LPs think if I have missed a generational company because I wanted to meet ownership targets set by NPCs looking to optimise for median returns because they don’t want to get fired’.
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stripe should’ve gone public in 2016 and started acquiring startups like google and fb did early on they should’ve acquired mercury, ramp, & plaid at the very least generational missed opportunity
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Very important point: SoftBank was pledging *all* of its OpenAI stock (worth $60bn on paper) to get a $6 billion margin loan. Banks turned it down due to concerns about the value of OpenAI stock. Banks clearly do not think OpenAI is worth $852 billion. tradingkey.com/analysis/stoc…
SoftBank's effort to secure $6 billion OpenAI margin loan falters
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Can confirm..
a reminder that branding matters.
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> oh sick a 10billion dollar indian startup > it's 10 minute delivery with -25% margins
Zepto’s just filed to go public in India for ~$7-10B! All in just 5yrs by 2 Stanford dropouts. What an absolutely incredible story! Last year, — Revenue 2x’d to ~$2.4B — Loss margins halved (-26%), looks like a path to profitability — ~50M users and rev/user growing Thats the scale and market cap of Swiggy, which had a 8yr head start, in half the time. Zomato, with a 13yr head start, is at $24B. Looks like 10min grocery delivery is here to stay.
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