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We are offering five PAID, full-time slots in our Associate-in-training program. This program is for the most driven fanatics, out of school (or sometimes, but rarely, career-changing), who want to work 60/70+ hours a week to become legendary venture capitalists — and who don't want to wait in line. You work directly with my team around the globe, learning every aspect of venture: sourcing deals, first calls, due diligence, fund formation, LP relations, secondary sales, exits, follow-on funding, running @FounderUni, running the LAUNCH Accelerator, legal documents, and, most importantly, EXECUTIVE training. This is Navy SEALs-level training... START EARLY, END LATE. Austin, in person. It's intense, seven days a week for two years... exhausting work. Your brain will melt. Half the folks tap out and ring the bell in the first year. The other half become legends. PLEASE DON'T APPLY UNLESS YOU'RE HARDCORE AND YOU ARE WILLING TO MAKE THIS YOUR LIFE. You can pay @KauffmanFellows $80,000 for two years, or you can come work for me and get ~2x that in two years -- if you make it through.
This spring, we began recruiting for our new VC Associate-In-Training program. ~500 applications later, we kicked off our first cohort with five strong. 💪 And we’re launching our second! 🚀 If you prove yourself, you’ll get a seat at the table and learn more with us than at any other VC firm. Apply 👉 careers.launch.co/jobs/resea…
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Thank you to De’Longhi, All-In’s official coffee partner. Based in Italy, De’Longhi is the global leader in home coffee innovation, bringing café-quality coffee experiences into the home. After all, if it’s not Italian, is it even espresso? #AllInSummit #Delonghi
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~25 years ago, when I was broke, @timoreilly gave me a free ticket to etech and one to foo camp I was a nobody, he hosted me 🙏🏼❤️ Just paying this back TOR 🫡
This says a lot about "the frontier wins everything" narrative. We have planes that fly 3x the speed of sound but airlines don't use them. We have cars that go hundreds of miles an hour, but we just use them for racing, not for ordinary driving.
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Thank you for this account @heatframes
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Thanks for coming on @twistartups back in the day @jessegenet — and thanks for the inspiring content! Great follow fam
Experimenting with @Heypocket workflows this week, sending thoughts throughout the day to my @NousResearch agent and inching closer to the magical world I want to live in… where my ideas become real without me touching my laptop 🪄
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Thanks for the podcast @ConanOBrien — and all the laughs over the year Please buy the team some donuts!
My former boss Matt Groening stopped by to talk about The Simpsons' "secret rule", how The Simpsons can predict the future, and the origin of "Yoink!": apple.co/TeamCoco
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Amazing job @DanaBrunetti 🫡 RIP @johnsdvorak Keep grinding @adamcurry — the co creator of podcasting and a brilliant broadcaster ❤️ In the morning! 🎙️
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You make funny memes Nate!
The "Besties" Boys perform Sabotage
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Optics matter
We should raise the minimum wage $1 for 7 years in a row. It will be largely symbolic since there are only 10-15 million people making under $15 an hour right now, but it will make people feel like the rich want to see the bottom move up As an ironic bonus, the powerful people who support this will gain the benefit of every one of those incremental dollars being spent on the companies they own equities in. People making under $30 an hour don't save any money; they spend it all Please explain to me, beyond stupid short answers, what you think of this idea after you do an hour of research
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We should raise the minimum wage $1 for 7 years in a row. It will be largely symbolic since there are only 10-15 million people making under $15 an hour right now, but it will make people feel like the rich want to see the bottom move up As an ironic bonus, the powerful people who support this will gain the benefit of every one of those incremental dollars being spent on the companies they own equities in. People making under $30 an hour don't save any money; they spend it all Please explain to me, beyond stupid short answers, what you think of this idea after you do an hour of research
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Thanks for making great content, @eriktorenberg You’re awesome.
If you're a homie, or we've done business in any capacity, send me a text. Got a drop for you.
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Giving money away is exhausting
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Thanks for covering the Knicks like lunatics @CPTheFanchise!
“We’re in layup lines [in Philly] and everyone starts booing. I look up and they’re showing Joel Embiid on the jumbotron.” - Josh Hart on one of his favorite moments from the playoffs so far
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Thanks for covering all in summit @MollySOShea You’re awesome Please buy your team dinner on me
JUST IN: $IREN CCO Kent Draper says IREN has already "sold out" their 2026 capacity "Demands still far exceed supply. That's great for us as a provider because if we can get compute online, there will be a revenue stream."
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Thanks for coming on the pod @pitdesi You’re awesome Please buy your team some donuts or yourself some fancy running shoes!
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You're doing great work Joe! Please buy your team donuts and coffee on me!
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Who's doing great stuff in the world that I should donate some X cash to today?
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If you are looking for some spiritual grounding, I recommend Bushido and Jesus Christ -- specifically focusing on where they disagree. This is extremely enlightening
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.@grok is the Social Security database comprehensive? In other words, would every American citizen be in there? Would be great for us to end the debate over ballots and voting by just having Voter ID in the remaining 15 states that haven't committed to it. 🤦
Breaking news: The Trump administration can use a wide-ranging government database that includes Social Security information to help state officials identify noncitizens on their voter lists, the Supreme Court rules. wapo.st/4jtPzE6
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