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Sometimes a demo is simply to remind the world that your competition has no desire to dream -- and no ability to evolve.
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Jason Fried@jasonfriedOct 15
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Since we started offering employee profit sharing in 2020, we've paid out over $24,000,000 to employees.
We've never offered stock options. Not a fan of future maybe money. We pay real cash to real people so they can spend it on real things right now.
When you choose to be our customer, you're making this possible. You're supporting an independent, fully customer-funded business that shares its success with the people who make it happen.
You don't need investors, stock options, or complicated cap tables to share your success. You can just share the profits. It really can be that simple.
If you're curious, this is how the profit sharing plan works:
basecamp.com/handbook/benefi…
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Oh, you stayed at a hotel one night? Here are 45 emails asking for feedback. They will arrive every ten minutes until a response is logged.
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greg@greg16676935420Sep 30
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“Super Intelligence”
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This Kalshi ad is among the most dystopian ones I’ve seen from any betting app
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I’m sorry, the clip of Zohran Mamdani getting on a Citi Bike while someone yells out “communist!” and him replying that it’s actually pronounced “cyclist” is forever etched in my mind.
I aspire to achieve this level of quick-witted and respectful clapbacks!
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Jason Fried@jasonfriedSep 22
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Totally agree. “Productive” isn’t a word in most people’s vocab. Tech word. Work word. People have “stuff”, “hassles”, “shit to deal with”. Being more productive is not a category. Tech misses this mark all over the place all the time.
.@benthompson gives his recommendation on how Meta should market Muse:
"The way to frame this is to say: 'We're not helping you be more productive, we're helping you get rid of annoying crap in your life.'"
"It needs to be framed more as a pain relief as opposed to this aspirational, 'I'm gonna be so productive and get things done.'"
"People don't care about being productive. Employers care about their employees being productive. But once you're off the job, you just want to go home and watch TikTok."
"The way I think this is going to land is through Instagram Reels or TikTok with people actually showing stuff they do and people say, 'That's amazing. That would make my life so much easier.'"
"It really is a show-not-tell sort of technology."
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how it started: how it’s going:
🚨 BREAKING: Zohran Mamdani forces DoorDash to pay $130 million in stolen wages to NYC workers.
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try it out here mac-buttons-timeline.vercel.…
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Mayor Mamdani Announces Historic Settlement for Workers
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