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RT @yatharthmaan: Larry Page: “Elon is one of the people who genuinely understands physics and applies it.” Sergey Brin: “Elon is someone…
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RT @Saving_Sasha: This coin exists for one reason only. To fund the final safety testing needed before Sasha can receive her personalised…
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RT @StartupArchive_: Ben Horowitz on the 1 reason founders fail as CEO The a16z co-founder is asked for the #1 reason founders fail in the…
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RT @blader: we spent the last four years reimagining what finance can be, unburdened by what has been. runway makes clear the significance…
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RT @spenserskates: Introducing the holy grail of AI Analytics: Automated Insights We've built an AI that works like an expert analyst. It…
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