I asked a bunch of founders: "Who were your 1-3 most helpful angel investors?" The list: 1. Adam Smith - @asmith 2. Alex Adelman - @alexadelman 3. Alex Wu (CFO Advisors) 4. Alexandr Wang - @alexandr_wang 5. Ali Rowghani - @ROWGHANI 6. Anantha Kancherla (GM) 7. Andrés Pérez Soderi (Carya) 8. Anil Varanasi - @acv 9. Anjney Midha - @AnjneyMidha 10. Ann Miura-Ko - @annimaniac 11. Arielle Zuckerberg - @ariellezuck 12. Ashley Mayer - @ashleymayer 13. Balaji Srinivasan - @balajis 14. Bob McGrew - @bobmcgrewai 15. Brett Kopf (Omella, Remind) 16. Charlie Cheever - @ccheever 17. Charlie Songhurst (Microsoft, Meta) 18. Conviction (Fund) 19. Cristina Cordova - @cjc 20. Dan Romero - @dwr 21. Debo Olaosebikan - @dolaoseb 22. Ed Bishop (Tessian) 23. Ed Lando - @edwardlando 24. Elad Gil - @eladgil 25. Eric Chen (OVO) 26. Erik Torenberg - @eriktorenberg 27. Garrett Lord - @GarrettLord 28. Ian Blumenfeld - @ianblu1 29. Ian Hogarth - @soundboy 30. Ian Lee - @ianDAOs 31. Immad Akhund - @immad 32. Jana Messerschmidt - @janamal 33. Jerry Neumann - @ganeumann 34. Jess Sloss - @thattallguy 35. John Donovan (Qudit) 36. John Gedmark - @Gedmark 37. Jonathan Swanson - @swaaanson 38. Josh Reeves (Gusto) 39. Julian Weisser - @julianweisser 40. Kevin Kwok - @kevinakwok 41. Kris Fredrickson - @krisfredrickson 42. Lachy Groom - @lachygroom 43. Linda Xie - @ljxie 44. Mana Ventures (Fund) 45. Matt Mullenweg - @photomatt 46. Matthew Mulqueen (LILT) 47. Michael Akilian - @akilian 48. Michael Stoppelman - @stopman 49. Michelle Valentine (Anrok) 50. Naval Ravikant - @naval 51. Nitay Joffe - @nitayj 52. Olivia Wang - @OliveWang839 53. Patrick Rivera (Mirror) 54. Paul Graham - @paulg 55. Paul Klein - @pk_iv 56. Rich Wang (Cresta) 57. Ryan Breslow - @ryanbreslow 58. Ryan Delk - @delk 59. Shomik Ghosh - @shomikghosh21 60. Shrav Mehta - @shravvmehtaa 61. Spencer Graham - @spengrah 62. Tim Sadler (Tessian) 63. Tom McInerney - @tgm 64. Trevor McFedries - @whatdotcd 65. William Hockey - @williamhockey 66. Yoav Lurie (Simple Energy, WattBuy) 67. Zach Anderson - @fifthworldzach Alphabetical order. Some angels were recommended by multiple founders. Some funds got recommended and I decided to include those too All nominators are kept anonymous

Hunter Biden just went off on the Democratic Party: "Fuck him and everybody around him... George Clooney is not a fucking an actor. He's a brand." "James Carville hasn't won a race in 40 fucking years." "David Axelrod had one success in his political life and that was Barack Obama and that was because of Barack Obama" "The Pod Save America guys were junior fucking speech writers on Barack Obama's Senate staff who have been dining out on the relationship with him making millions." "Anita Dunn has made $40-$50 million off the Democratic Party." "What influence does Jake Tapper have over anything? He has the smallest audience on cable news."

Hot take: Europe is a bunch of third-world countries with better branding. No A/C. No dryers. Ice is a luxury. You’ll sweat through dinner while the waiter ignores you for 2 hours. Say what you want about America, but at least eating out doesn’t feel like hot yoga with bread.

all the best founders are doing this why hiring clippers is probably the most lucrative marketing decision you can do for your company/brand ✂️ cluely/@im_roy_lee hired 700 clippers. they pay per view, not video. guaranteeing that both parties succeed if the videos go viral @notthreadguy has clippers like @Jack55750; no one has time to go through a 3 hour long stream, but everyone wants to watch sfv of his highlights/top moments @LucaNetz + igloo inc also gets this: which is why they're constantly rewarding those who clip with abstract XP and pengu. and why @AbstractChain has a built in clipping feature. the result of clippers is having hundreds of people post and repost content about you/your company across thousands of accounts, generating millions of extra views without you doing it yourself

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so @cluely has hired over 700 clippers. every single cluely-related piece of content gets crossposted across thousands of accounts, generating tens of millions of extra views. here's everything you need to know about starting a massively viral clipping farm [THREAD]