Thomas Cornelius
@graph8tc
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Miami, FL
Joined September 2015
Gemini is getting this intelligence inflection point without memory, yet. Thatās even more impressive. Once you stack your memory into the model - itās hard to go back. Main reason I stick to ChatGPT - knows so much about me.
Holy shit. Iāve used ChatGPT every day for 3 years. Just spent 2 hours on Gemini 3. Iām not going back. The leap is insane ā reasoning, speed, images, video⦠everything is sharper and faster. It feels like the world just changed, again. ā¤ļø š¤
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Vibe Code Escape Velocity š„ The moment your platform ships integrated features, data models, and workflows faster than vibe coders can spin up and maintain their own stack.
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Blind funnel? Gone. graph8 now stitches every preālogin click to a name inĀ <Ā 3Ā s. Marketers see true ROI, reps get instant context.
One identify() call ā @graph_8 every anonymous event in < 3 s. Full buyer timeline, 100 % multiātouch attributionāno blind spots. #RevOps #ClickHouse #Attribution #MarTech
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Everyone says they have a go-to-market strategy. You donāt. You have a doc, a dream, and a hope someone fills out the CRM. Iāve signed deals that nearly killed us. Thatās how I learned GTM isnāt a planāitās a habit.
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Go-To-Market in the AI Era https://t.co/4USuVcRZYW Play it Wrong and Your Company Dies The AI era is not coming. Itās here. And if your GTM still runs on disconnected tools, bloated SDR teams, and duct-taped workflowsāyouāre already behind. š This is the new reality: - AI
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Forget the old playbook. The AI era has changed the gameāand most companies are still playing by the wrong rules. This article lays out a modern GTM strategy designed not to replace your sales and...
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# High-Agency Builders: What Makes a Great Builder at Brainware
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The unique role of high-agency builders within the Brainware modelāentrepreneurs who thrive in the zero-to-one phase of company creation. Unlike traditional founders or incubator models, Brainware...
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Good morning āļø >> wonder how to reduce latency for conversational voice AI calls to sound human, here our top tactics: ā
Inference Optimization vLLM (Recommended for low latency): Fastest time-to-first-token (TTFT), 3ā4Ć higher throughput, efficient batching. vLLM is
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Itās not about the TAM, itās about the win rate @jasonlk as @parkerconrad stated, too! Three good reasons: - your established products enable development at much lower effort utilizing the established backend and feature infrastructure (higher roi) - multiple product
If your second product doesn't have a bigger TAM than your current one ... Is it worth it? Probably not in the end. Because it will never catch up to the core product. It can still be a feature though. Build it. But it may not count as a true second product.
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the only let down of claude 3.7 is we didn't get any price reductions it's my go to model, but its slowly getting harder to justify the price (especially once you add reasoning tokens) for comparison gemini 2.0 is 30x cheaper @ 0.1m input and 0.4 output
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Should SaaS shift from traditional per-seat pricing to consumption-based, outcome-driven models or fixed pricing? We wrestled with the allure of outcome-based pricing but ultimately embraced a fixed, all-inclusive model.
Navigating the Pricing Maze in the AI Era: Our Journey to Fixed Pricing at graph8 https://t.co/wQ9xks0YKr
#SaaS #AI
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āTransformers are better than the human brainā @karpathy
š One of my favorite @NoPriorsPod discussions: the wonderful @karpathy on - status of autonomy, tesla v. waymo - humanoid robots - bottlenecks to AGI - our future exo-brains - small models, open source - eureka labs, education - what young people should study in the age of AI
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Great UI hack from @tryparadigm and @clayrunhq to bring the spreadsheet as main UI and combining enrichment and LLM agents for execution up to cell level. What's hot today was hot in 2011 when @JTLonsdale (angel), @StevoLoughlin and Adam Evans (founders) started relateiq built
Exclusive: I'm rooting for 22-year-old @Penn grad @annarmonaco, whose new @ycombinator-funded startup @tryparadigm is betting on a 'swarm of AI agents' to transform the humble (and often dreaded) spreadsheet https://t.co/fFF5U1GUzP
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The New, New Barrels! You need these types of individuals in your company in 2024 to win: 1. First Principles Thinkers: Consistently break down complex problems to fundamentals 2. AI Proficiency: Demonstrate ability to integrate AI tools into any process 3. Proactive
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Survival of the Fittest: The New, New Barrels! Startups and companies without them won't survive. My AI progression based take on Keith Rabois @rabois Barrels and Ammunition observation from 2014. https://t.co/Ki6e9qhSeV
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When it comes to building companies, the future belongs to those who get shit doneāand get it done fast. Keith Rabois nailed it with "Barrels and Ammunition" in his Stanford lecture: āHow to Start a...
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