It’s insane to me how much mileage a poll with 1200 participants will get in the media. I wouldn’t trust an a/b test with 12,000 responses. You’re telling me your 10% +/- polling number is accurate with 1200 randos that answered your phone call? GTFO of here.
I read an article about how PMs could use Perplexity.ai to be better PMs, and after reading 21 different examples, I have one question: Are PMs stupid? And is like 3 paragraphs of barely any information really going to fix that?
Pretty interesting that the reaction to every Oculus headset ever is *crickets*.
And the reaction to the AVP seems to be something I can only categorize as blind rage. This week, I've seen smart people declare: 1. It's a total failure. 2. It's not revolutionary, it's simply an iPad strapped to your face. 3. It's a solution looking for a problem and there's small odds they'll ever find one.
People have BIG feelings for something that has existed for a month.
If you’ve ever been like “man, I could really use an avalanche of completely unhinged LinkedIn spam,” just post that you started a new company and raised some VC. Beyond the 5000 staff aug pitches I’ve had “CMO coaches” and ghostwriters and half a dozen financial planners (do these guys understand how startups work?) just connect with me out of the blue.
Forget hoodies on the Senate floor, I want to see them all wear jumpsuits like NASCAR drivers with all the corporations and billionaires that bought them plastered on their suits.
If I was in my 80s, the last thing I'd want to do is spend a bunch of time in washington DC in a bunch of fucking meetings. What the fuck is wrong with these people?
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