Living a robust lifestyle, my tweets aren't robust. Former sub 100/100 club (followers / following)
San Francisco, CA
Joined August 2012
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Well actually I don't but apparently it was 13 years ago
Do you remember when you joined X? I do! #MyXAnniversary
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Can somebody tell the Internet fitness gurus I follow none of their advice and still do this at 37. Sign up for my newsletter JK I don't have one. Thank you for coming to my Ted talk
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The anti LASIK / eye surgery posts floating around on Twitter are bizarre. I got PRK (basically LASIK) and legit the best money I've ever spent in my entire life. I recommend it to anybody who fits and is the right age
Going down the LASIK rabbit hole made me vow to never get it
People have literally been left in so much permanent agony that they’ve offed themselves
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Been saying this for a couple years and will only get moreso as tattoos are mostly non reversible outside of edge cases. Nerd-core ftw 🤙
Not having tattoos is an incredible counter culture movement and we will forever honor those who resisted mainstream pressure to mark up their beautiful bodies
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Ok SF real estate gurus @rohindhar @DDrolapas can either of you answer why there has been no retail in the westerly ground floors for the entire 6+ years I've lived nearby? Walk past daily and never anything going on there. Literally anything would be an improvement!
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🧵 Medical billing is fundamentally broken. I don't have UHC so timing is coincidental. I needed a foot xray, took < 10 mins, ucsf billed insurance $3k, and with "discounts" I owe 1200. I message them and tell them its ridiculous. They offer 25% off immediately. I ask for 50% off
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Why can't my primary do this on my behalf given they have my insurance info? It's all just so frustrating and we can't do anything about it. The whole process is broken and if any politician can fix it I will vote for them
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If you tweet in all bold I will block you instantly.
If you tweet in all caps I will also block you instantly unless you are 80+
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Ted Lesher retweeted
Stripe Billing (our product for handling subscriptions and recurring payments, usage-based billing, discounts, invoices, per-seat pricing, etc.) is now a pretty large and fast-growing business. (Used by Atlassian, OpenAI, Notion, Anthropic, Intercom, and ~300k other businesses.)
While we started (as usual) building for startups, Gartner just deemed Billing a category leader for enterprises: stripe.com/newsroom/news/str…. There is now a large and quickly-growing pipeline of public companies adopting Billing.
Even though large companies are typically most lucrative, I'm very bullish on products that target startups first. (1) Startups are discerning and won't put up with legacy/arcane technology. (2) Some become large (so you incrementally grow into the enterprise with them). (3) Maybe most importantly, the startups themselves help inculcate the right internal mindset. Dennis Whyte (of MIT's fusion program) has a "faster, cheaper, sooner" motto. Building for startups effectively forces you to adopt that approach in your own product development.
I need to drive 4.5 hours then fly 8 hours tomorrow, leaving at 5am. Last night I got food poisoning. Haven't eaten all day today and have a pounding headache. I'm with my wife + 6 month old. Any tips for my survival? Already got some sports drink, lmnt mix, Tylenol+ antacid
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Age 36 - took 14 jumps across long, high, and triple jumps yesterday. 15th in the world for my age in triple jump 🤠. Can still walk today 🚶♂️. First high jump competition in 17 years! No cold plunge required 💆♂️
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I'm 36 and high jumped 5'8" today. I don't cold plunge, dont drink AG1, don't sauna, don't intermittent fast, don't follow a strict diet, take no supplements, and don't lift weights. It's possible to be healthy without any of these things despite what Twitter says 😂
Ted Lesher retweeted
This is satellite image of California imagines what the state looked like during the Gold Rush (c. 1851).
What stands out the most is the incredible size of Tulare Lake in Central CA, once the largest lake west of the Great Lakes, reaching up to 3.5 times the size of Lake Tahoe.
