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...you know, startup founders, people who are really sophisticated, like, in this challenge, product managers who are at, you know we're, invited in to speak at OpenAI and Anthropic about this. And we see the product people, they're being, like, oh my g
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...a startup, you should be thinking about the so I don't compete on cash with large, mature companies where their equity is only gonna go up, like, at the rate of the S and P 500 or anything like that. Does the culture scale with time? When we think ab
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I think there's never been a substitute for, you know, effort and dedication to your craft if you wanna be top 1% in any field. And if you interview people in athletics, as Mike pointed out, will it be in work ethic? You interview people in music tha
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...a name. Lee startup isn't even the first try by the way. Took took took me a long time to find a way to talk about this, that I could get civilians interested in. Like,
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...lean startup. He's an entrepreneur, and he's just really awesome. And he created this methodology along with Eric Ries. Eric Ries wrote the book, lean startup. And you want to create a hypothesis and run an experiment, and then you can iterate on tha
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...sort of philosophy of, like, no degree is okay because you've got this incredible Yeah.
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this is a great path to get you going. And if you're not sure if the thing you're gonna build is gonna turn into that, you know, $80,000,000 exit in, you know, in six months, we believe this is a good chance to improve your odds. People hearing this
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