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roozka10 · HN

make this about validating we trained each shark using their real advice, tweets, and how they publicly validate ideas so when you pitch, it actually feels like them roasting you not just a generic AI response Here you go: we trained each shark using their real tweets and advice on how they validate ideas so when you pitch your idea it actually feels like getting feedback from them not just a generic AI telling you "great idea" Short, clear, accurate so should i qoute the first post or reply for this Quote your first post for this one. This way: new people who see the quote will click the original tweet to understand what it is it brings fresh eyes back to your main post every time each quote tweet acts like a new post in the feed So the order is: First post — the main one you already posted Quote that post — with the "we trained each shark" tweet Quote that post — with how each shark thinks (marc asks MRR, pieter says ship faster etc) Quote that post — with the early access l