Eli @eliminsky

@TheRobertDoh @a16z @speedrun Let's chat - I'm intrigued by what you're building and would be open to impacting GTM functions (BD + Discovery / Marketing + Writing Copy / Technical Recruiting ). Full time or fractional / trial basis to evaluate early fit

@nasdaily @lmrankhan @nasdaily Can you elaborate?

@signulll The lack of 3rd spaces in the U.S. baffles me

@JulianGoldieSEO Workflow

Milestone raises $10M to help enterprises measure AI coding tool impact ynetnews.com/tech-and-digit…

Charlie Kirk and his wife reveal the beauty and blessing that one gets from keeping the Sabbath. "As the wife, I have seen it transform him in a way that is so powerful." This Sabbath, let's ALL turn off our phones for 24 hours in honor of Charlie.

@shaunmmaguire I was sitting next to you at a cafe in TLV today. Didn’t want to interrupt, but need to share a brief thought of gratitude. You are taking bold moves to stand up for humanity. THANK YOU. Without leaders like yourself, society will lose its moral compass. Enjoy 🇮🇱 @shaunmmaguire

In the past 96 hours in Syria, Islamists have murdered over a thousand innocent civilians through, rape, beheadings, and torture. Amnesty International? Silent. The Red Cross? Silent. Human Rights Watch? Silent.

Trying to murder a Jewish governor and his family, executing two young people outside a Jewish museum, and setting elderly Holocaust survivors on fire will not free Palestine. Spread the word.

Please listen and share freed hostage Eli Sharabi’s testimony. The world must know how evil Hamas is.

This small paragraph from C.S. Lewis radically changed my life

@JesseAbed Indecision is the worst decision

@JesseAbed Agreed. I always say, if I’m going to fail, I want my failure to teach me as much as possible

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Elon Musk on the importance of First Principles thinking: “I think people’s thinking process is too bound by convention or analogy to prior experiences. It’s rare that people try to think of something on a first principles basis. They’ll say, “We’ll do that because it’s always been done that way.” Or they’ll not do it because “Well, nobody’s ever done that, so it must not be good. But that’s just a ridiculous way to think. You have to build up the reasoning from the ground up—“from the first principles” is the phrase that’s used in physics. You look at the fundamentals and construct your reasoning from that, and then you see if you have a conclusion that works or doesn’t work, and it may or may not be different from what people have done in the past. I think it’s important to reason from first principles rather than by analogy. So the normal way we conduct our lives is, we reason by analogy. We are doing this because it’s like something else that was done, or it is like what other people are doing… with slight iterations on a theme. And it’s … mentally easier to reason by analogy rather than from first principles. First principles is kind of a physics way of looking at the world, and what that really means is, you … boil things down to the most fundamental truths and say, “okay, what are we sure is true?” … and then reason up from there. That takes a lot more mental energy. Somebody could say — and in fact people do — that battery packs are really expensive and that’s just the way they will always be because that’s the way they have been in the past. … Well, no, that’s pretty dumb… Because if you applied that reasoning to anything new, then you wouldn’t be able to ever get to that new thing…. you can’t say, … “oh, nobody wants a car because horses are great, and we’re used to them and they can eat grass and there’s lots of grass all over the place and … there’s no gasoline that people can buy….” First principles thinking example about battery packs: … they would say, “historically, it costs $600 per kilowatt-hour. And so it’s not going to be much better than that in the future. … So the first principles would be, … what are the material constituents of the batteries? What is the spot market value of the material constituents? … It’s got cobalt, nickel, aluminum, carbon, and some polymers for separation, and a steel can. So break that down on a material basis; if we bought that on a London Metal Exchange, what would each of these things cost? Oh, jeez, it’s … $80 per kilowatt-hour. So, clearly, you just need to think of clever ways to take those materials and combine them into the shape of a battery cell, and you can have batteries that are much, much cheaper than anyone realizes.”

I had the honor of delivering the annual MLK sermon at Central Synagogue. My speech touches on a range of topics and themes: October 7th, Jim Crow, Leo Frank, MLK, Elie Wiesel, silence, indifference, moral clarity, nonviolence, Israel, Am Yisrael Chai, Hatikvah, and hope.

“Peace for Israel means security. The world and all people of good will must respect the territorial integrity of Israel. We must see Israel’s right to exist and always go out of the way to protect that right to exist. We must also see that Israel is there and any talk of driving the Jews into the Mediterranean, as we have heard over the last few weeks or the last several years, is not only unrealistic talk, but it is suicidal talk for the whole world and I think also it is terribly immoral. We must see what Israel has done for the world. It is a marvelous demonstration of what people together in unity and with determination, rugged determination, can do in transforming almost a desert into an oasis.” -Rev. Dr. Martin Luther King Jr.

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Chaim Bruk @MontanaJew

3 years ago

When you’re hiking in the Red Rocks of Arizona and a fellow hears that you’re from Bozeman and says “hey, are you the Rabbi from Bozeman? I follow you on Twitter”. Our Jewish family! @eliminsky, what a pleasure!

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@elonmusk GMO (Grow My Own)

Oz Davidian saved 120 people. 120. This video is wilder than a hollywood movie: A regular guy filling up his car with strangers, terrorists attacking him along the way, dead bodies strewn on the side of the road - and he keeps going back to save more.