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Is this some sort of sad soppy revenge to this tweet 😭
my interview with barely 13k views is the 2nd most viewed techcrunch video on youtube in the last year legacy media is dead all views are on social media nobody wants to see corpo slop social media is bigger than ai and the internet
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Holy shit lol, A16Z is doing the thing where they release negative press to save face or get him kicked. @im_roy_lee I told you this was going to happen bro. 11x
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man ive repeatedly said since the start of interview coder, keep it bootstrapped and remote - but you fucked around with vc money, trading a proper, profitable business for some gay online clout @im_roy_lee
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Generating mass attention is not the same as generating mass product adoption. 99% people who have watched their viral content don’t even know what cluely does They are just generating attention for attentions sake instead of working on an actual sustainable funnel
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I know I would see this 😂. And it’s all rage bait for @im_roy_lee
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the title is funny but @im_roy_lee has my respect
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Wait, if it’s one more genius PR move… — Step 1: TC creates noise — Step 2: Roy shows 🫸💸💸💸💸💸🫷
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Probably cause you have to have an actual real product to make money
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larp talks a big game and cant handle the pressure lmao
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After the 4 moths they should be publicly listed
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venture capital in one word "he backed Cluely because Lee had figured out how to convert the attention into paying customers"
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“If you’re doing well, nobody is going to talk about how well you’re doing, but if you’re doing poorly, then everybody will only talk about how poorly you’re doing.” You can literally say the same thing in reverse. Everybody would be talking about you when start poorly and grow
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This story repeats what happened with Clubhouse and BeReal. Loud entrance, weak follow-through. Cluely looks like another case of attention-first, product-later startup thinking. Launching with “cheat on everything” might drive clicks but not retention. The AI notetaker segment is commoditized, and margins are shrinking. Unless Cluely builds a unique moat. it will fade as fast as its initial hype.
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So momentum is not your moat?
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Looks like Roy is trying the “Altman method”
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even the big boys get fomo!
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“What I’ve learned is you should never share revenue numbers.” So you’re not considering an IPO?
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Well looks like trustMRR is not for them @marc_louvion
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funny how transparency always fades when the numbers get real
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It turns out that actually inventing something is a moat after all.
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well his app is kinda useless. I don't understand how investors invested into something like that. My guess that his family got hussled by the CIA for his family to spy on chinese assets exchange for making him successful
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is tech crunch over?
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he is a cheat
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if it's growing they won't pivot
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Yea because there is nothing to share bro
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sometimes early hype is just noise
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dang it man
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Yes this is not cool
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interesting
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desperate for a headline huh
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$15m… 🤔
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One hit scam
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