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delphi.co Joined December 2022

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Delphi @withdelphi 5d

Imagine getting the world's greatest minds to weigh in on your biggest decisions.

Should I quit my job and start my own business? Am I wasting my potential? Do I really need VC funding to succeed?

Stop guessing and see how people who've actually done it think.

One question. A hundred different perspectives.
Introducing Perspectives on Delphi.

Ask your question on Delphi.co

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Delphi @withdelphi 1d

Is 32 too late to start over?

We asked people who’ve actually done it.

Read their full answers: delphi.co/search?q=is+32…

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Delphi @withdelphi 4d

Living longer or living harder?

Your X posts already know. Find the person who lives the way you do, and the one who’d hate your routine.

delphi.co/drops

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Dara Verified account @daraladje 4d

A lot of SF is longevity pilled.

I’m more of a life maxxer.

Everyone has lifestyle advice. One person tells you to track every night of sleep. Another tells you to take off the watch and go outside.

Whose advice makes sense depends on what kind of life you want.

See who you land next to, so you can decide who you should listen to:

delphi.co/drops

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Delphi @withdelphi Oct 30

How do you think?

One of these people thinks just like you. Another is your exact opposite. Use your X posts to see where you land.

delphi.co/drops

Dara Verified account @daraladje Oct 30

Delphi has always been about understanding how other people think.

So we built a matrix to see who you think most like.

Not sure how I feel about some of my neighbors...

Find yours delphi.co/drops

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Delphi @withdelphi Oct 29

Guillermo Rauch (delphi.co/guillermo) taught himself to code outside Buenos Aires. Today he runs Vercel, the company behind Next.js.

On Library of Minds, he talked about how much of getting here came down to working on himself. So we called his Delphi and asked which habits mattered most.

Have your own questions for Guillermo? Ask his Delphi.

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Dara Verified account @daraladje Oct 29

Our engineers have been fanboying over this episode with Vercel founder @rauchg all week.

I asked him how he’s built this much loyalty and trust with developers.

“Trust is gonna be one of the most valuable moats for a post-AGI business.”

But he says “trust is an output, not an input.”

Meetups and any tactic you can point to “probably ain’t it.”

What earns it is the unglamorous work: security, fixing bugs, simplicity, great documentation.

This week on Library of Minds, the legend Guillermo Rauch joins us to talk about competing with AWS, selling to agents, building verification loops for agent evals, deciding which SaaS tools to replace, and raising his “six sub-agents” (his kids) in an AI world.

0:39 - How to Compete With a Giant (AWS)
5:38 - One Person Doing the Work of Thousands
17:15 - Trust Is the Moat After AGI
24:24 - You’re Not Confronting Enough Pain
25:54 - His Slack Channel Called “Scream”
27:46 - Your Next Customer Is an Agent
30:05 - How to Sell to Agents
37:05 - The Future Is Just Capital Allocation
47:30 - The Night His House Caught Fire
49:50 - Raising Six Sub-Agents (His Kids)

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