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Founder of Woodridge Growth (Goldman Sachs, Jet, FanDuel, ShopKeep, Clarity Money & more). CharlieMungerQuotes on IG (218k followers). Host of CMQ Investing.

New York City
Joined February 2009
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I am a lifelong fan of the sweet science (boxing). Getting a fist bump from Anthony Joshua after he broke Jake Paul’s jaw was one of the highlights of my 2025.
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Fun fact: Charlie Munger watched Seinfeld every night.
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Feels like that Apple’s willingness to start selling foldable iPhones and touchscreen MacBooks is about eliminating the excuses for Android users to switch to Apple. That’s arguably Apple’s biggest growth opportunity.
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Of all his advice, this is probably the one that most people send to someone else.
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I'm about to read the Anthropic S-1.
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Chris Franco retweeted
Millennials went from uploading 200+ photos every weekend into random Facebook albums to posting on Instagram once a year
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Thought this was me for a second.
Napoleon, Steve Jobs, Vladimir Putin and Joan of Arc all had one strange thing in common: they barely ate. @BenWilsonTweets says the pattern isn’t about food. It’s about obsession. Napoleon used to say, “If you want to dine quickly, dine with me,” because he would eat dinner in 15 minutes and get back to work. “Steve Jobs had all these weird diets. He ate almost nothing. He'd go on diets where he only ate apples for months at a time.” “Vladimir Putin would eat like a boiled egg a day as his entire diet.” “Joan of Arc fasted all the time and barely ate anything.” “I think food is a good test for if you're obsessed with something.” “Do you find yourself skipping meals? Do you find yourself forgetting to eat? That is a really good litmus test for whether you are truly obsessed with something or not, and all these people are obsessives.”
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I realised how much I love collecting random things from across the internet with ai so now I’m collecting people’s daily routines too :)) typicaltue.com
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Pumped to have joined forces with the other Atiyeh! What a run so far... job's not done
We've spent the better part of 2026 building the tools companies need to put AI to work: Stack, Token Spend Management, Router.com, and Glass. Today we raised $1.85B at $60B valuation. There are now 85,000 businesses on Ramp saving a combined $1B+ a month. We still have so much to build.
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Watched this live. @Justin_Gaethje is a legend.
🚨 UFC just dropped unreleased cage audio from Justin Gaethje beating Ilia Topuira Ilia: “I can barely see anything” 😳
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No vagueposts allowed.
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Muse is very, very good for what it is. The use of the avatar is really smart, too. Helps the avg. person grasp the idea that the agent works for them while they do other stuff. That's the 'aha' moment for mass-consumers.
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Jimmy Iovine just gave me great advice: Build friendships with a sniper rifle, not a shotgun.
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The real giveaway for AI-generated text is how bad the writing is. No watermark needed.
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Too many AI personal assistants, too little time to assess all of them. Nice work here: assistantbenchmark.com
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makes sense
using any LLM for long enough shows you how memory can actually make things worse by introducing unrelated things or not properly updating the current state of things maybe our brains natural process of letting memories decay and fade actually is the optimal process kinda beautiful really
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amazing hahah
Claude has become a language, so I built a translator. English <-> Claudish
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The way to win at capitalism is to focus on what it actually does (make customers' lives better) rather than the socialist caricature of it (squeeze every penny out of them). The latter gets you 2x returns at best, whereas making new things for people can get you 10x.
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I am obsessed with building with AI. Cannot get enough. But I think the trend of building a "second brain" is nonsense. Huge waste of time. Work on building the brain you have.
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My gut is that alot of AI output can be improved just by building a loop where a manager agent negs the other worker agent with prompts like: "Are you sure this is the best you can do?" "I think you can do better, try again" "Take a closer look, give me 11/10 output"
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