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To kick off your creativity, here are some Nano Banana 2 prompts to try out. We hope you find them fruitful 🍌🍌 Prompt: Create a funny 4-part story featuring 3 fluffy creatures building a treehouse. The story has emotional highs and lows and ends in a happy moment. Maintain consistent identity across the 3 characters. Generate 4 images in 16:9 format, one at a time.
Nano Banana smart prompt: Typographic ad / poster design Works with: - automotive - sport - beverage and other products Prompt 👇
This is the new emdash. A dead giveaway of ChatGPT writing. That’s not efficient writing. That’s laziness.
tech bro obsessed with "storytelling" but hasn't read a book in the last 5 years
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Today, Netflix announced our acquisition of Warner Bros. Together, we’ll define the next century of storytelling, creating an extraordinary entertainment offering for audiences everywhere. https://about.netflix.com/en/news/netfli……
every VC eventually starts a substack and a podcast and every substacker and podcaster eventually becomes a VC 😂
Apparently I have a bunch of new followers. Hi! What brought y'all here? What do you want to hear more about from me?
It took me two years to get 1M plays. Now we get 1.2M plays per day on 20VC. Most people fail because they give up. This is a game of who can survive the longest.
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the future of building saas this is how 3-person teams build 100m companies: 1/ start with a sub-niche inside a big market 2/ map their daily workflow end-to-end 3/ identify where money changes hands 4/ spot the repetitive mechanical steps 5/ quantify the cost of those steps 6/ create scroll-stopping content around that workflow 7/ study which posts get saves, replies, and dms 8/ double down on the organic angles that convert 9/ run paid ads on proven organic winners 10/ capture emails from day one 11/ manually perform the workflow yourself 12/ document every step precisely 13/ separate judgment tasks from mechanical tasks 14/ turn mechanical tasks into structured agent workflows 15/ design agents to complete full tasks, not suggestions 16/ connect to real tools: email, slack, notion, crm, stripe 17/ add orchestration, retries, and verification checks 18/ store user preferences + long-term memory 19/ launch narrow with high-touch onboarding 20/ publish measurable proof: revenue, hours saved, errors reduced 21/ move pricing from per-seat → per-task 22/ shift to outcome pricing tied to revenue created 23/ increase pricing as value compounds 24/ expand into adjacent workflows within the same niche 25/ orchestrate multiple agents across the full lifecycle 26/ build switching costs through data + memory 27/ turn power users into public case studies 28/ hire operators from inside the niche 29/ reinvest profits into distribution + product depth 30/ become the default execution layer for that sub-niche
Nano Banana 2 makes amazing infographics - but IMO, there's a much cooler feature I haven't seen anyone try You can ask it to research Web data and then display it in a very specific format (not a general graphic) Ex. a heatmap of the world by global daily screen time 👇
The first time in X history I think I don't really like the algorithm so much It seems most posts get stuck at 10-50 RTs, and the delay until they grow to even there can take like 24 hours to 3 days! And I feel like you have to tweet quite extremist now to get views I liked before more where you could post a regular blog post and personal story and it'd get more views now it barely does
Algorithm is pristine tonight. Banger after banger. What a time to be alive.