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The founder’s real job isn’t chasing trends. It’s noticing the inefficiency everyone else tolerates.

Is Bitcoin the future or just hype?

Everyone’s Betting on AI. Google’s Quietly Betting on the Earth’s Core. While the world races to fuel AI’s rise, Google is quietly investing in geothermal energy to power its massive data centers. From Nevada’s 115 MW deal with Fervo Energy to Taiw

According to Noam Wasserman, author of “The Founder’s Dilemma”, about 80% of the start-up founders do not care much about splitting their equity.

Grok 3: Hype, Benchmarks, and the Hard Truth About AI Claims https://medium.com/illumination/grok-3-hype-benchmarks-and-the-hard-truth-about-ai-claims-9c73059467dd

Meta is not playing small anymore. They’re building a superintelligence team — and throwing insane money at top AI talent. If you’ve worked at OpenAI, DeepMind, or Anthropic, Zuck might personally call you. The offer? $10M+ per year. Straight cash

Founders are always selling—whether they realize it or not. Raising funds? Pitch. Hiring talent? Sell your vision. Building partnerships? Sell the future you’re creating. Every conversation is a chance to persuade, to inspire, to move someone close

Scam behind Dor 🤦 (perfect example of how we need to be aware before trusting in a new company) and the claims that this company had and it's t&c it was clear it will fall soon after the hype

Does building in public really works or is it just a start-up hype?