Gatekept Thought Leader at doorlist.app and jamforcam.com
New York, NY
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We're looking for someone to create this year's Jam in the Streets poster🚨👇
Your work will become the backbone of the 2027 festival and be featured on shirts, prints, socials, etc.
Last three below - send this to someone who might be a fit!
Email me:
dimitri@jamforcam.com
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i find it funny how endlessly people debate business models when historically there have basically only been ~three ways to make money.
- charge ppl.
- show them ads.
- take a cut of a transaction.
almost everything else is just a more elaborate wrapper around one of these. so, why are there courses on this?
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On my second day at Doorlist I wanted to beat everyone to the office (by an hour)
But when I got there, @whalen_mitchell was already at his desk, intensely reading and annotating a book on a war hero
Impressive guy, I thought -
and then I realized he’d also run 20+ miles that morning training for a marathon
There are some people in life that immediately reshape your perception of what “the bar” is
And luckily, we get to be around one every day. Happy birthday brother!
It’s fitting that we hit 2M users on @whalen_mitchell’s birthday
Mitch sets the standard for thoughtfulness, work ethic, and loyalty. He makes everyone around him better while asking nothing in return
I’m beyond lucky to call him a friend and colleague. Happy Birthday Boss 🎉
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Dimitri Nakis retweeted
It’s fitting that we hit 2M users on @whalen_mitchell’s birthday
Mitch sets the standard for thoughtfulness, work ethic, and loyalty. He makes everyone around him better while asking nothing in return
I’m beyond lucky to call him a friend and colleague. Happy Birthday Boss 🎉
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Dimitri Nakis retweeted
We have been using Detail for nearly a year and it lives up to the hype
It catches 4-5 significant bugs on a weekly basis that slipped past both Bugbot and Devin Review. Great product
Eight months ago we launched a bug finder that you could run once a month. Today we're launching Self Healing for your codebase.
Introducing Detail!
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personal agents will be insanely expensive to run. they’ll need a level of subsidy that makes uber, food delivery, & the entire gig economy look incredibly disciplined.
the opportunity exists cuz frontier labs want enterprise margins & public market narratives but personal agents require consumer pricing (zero), endless inference, & possibly years of loss leading behavior.
i have posted about personal agents for over a year now & the trajectory is pretty clear now.
the next massive consumer ai opportunity is making personal agents feel as intuitive as an iphone.
this is deeply important because this is the new software layer for everyday life.
most ppl do not want to configure workflows, manage prompts, route models, or think about agents at all. they want software that just works & the winning products will hide almost all of the complexity with taste incl. context, memory, & orchestration.
e.g. there’ll be baseline personal agents that come alive out of the box which are already understanding your context, patterns, relationships, preferences, apps, devices, routines, etc. then there’ll be ephemeral agents that spawn dynamically from intent, ambient capture, conversation, location, screenshots, email, calendar, camera roll, whatever. this is the software that assembles itself around the moment just like weather updates based on your location but way more in depth.
today even the most state of the art agent products feel like giving normal people shell access to a distributed system.
apple won by turning computers from something you operated into something you experienced. personal agents require the same transition.
whoever solves this becomes the ambient operating system for human life. small category btw.
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In another (more interesting) timeline, @SleeperNFL runs a 4 month, 2x levered VC fund that only invests in marked up frontier lab secondaries with u and your boys buy in.
No IPO by January? No worries. Just put it on @Klarna 5 year note and do the whole thing again next Fall.
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Dimitri Nakis retweeted
How has @james_shipley11 not been picked up yet @PremierLacrosse @danarestia ?? He’s a 2 way midfielder who has 100 career points while drawing the opposing teams best defender. Would easily be the best athlete on the field. Oh yeah he’s a 2 time captain too #analysis
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just asked my son if he wants to hang out this weekend and he sent me this
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CRAZY STAT
There are only ~500 app store reviewers
And they spend an avg of ~SIX MINUTES reviewing each app
Pulled from the Apple v Epic Court Cases
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What if any livestream could become a prediction market?
Will her Uber arrive in under 2 minutes? Will he get her phone number? Will he score the next goal?
Markets that have never existed before...
until now.
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Held out for a while, but finally got baited by the instagram to threads account funnel
Touché, Zuck
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Sleeper pivots to fintech🔥 #timeinthemarket
SleeperSafe is HERE! 🏦
You run the league. We handle the money.
We'll collect dues and pay out the winners. No chasing league mates, no holding the pot.
Payments are safely secured by Sleeper with zero fees 🤝
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Dimitri Nakis retweeted
If healthy, Bucky Irving is gonna have Kenneth Gainwell watching a LOT of football.
He’s the true RB1💪🏼
Tampa Bay Buccaneers
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Dimitri Nakis retweeted
.@PewterReport on Bucky Irving today:
“Irving was given the most carries on Friday morning, as Kenny Gainwell was primarily utilized as a receiver out of the backfield.”
“The biggest run of the day was out of the pony package, when Irving took the carry on a delayed handoff, accelerated through the middle of the field, and was able to speed down the field. Not only would it have been a game-changing run, but the “Bucky, Bucky, Bucky” chants made it feel like a regular-season moment.”
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