Founder's reflection: publicly writing 'vaguely right' takes beats building alone
JacquesThibs · x · 2026-11-14
A founder building an automated-research startup with explicit 2027 timelines reflects that acting alone — even building a company that might fail — wasn't enough as a signal. His takeaway: writing in public matters more, because people genuinely value you being vaguely right about things before everyone else updates. A candid AI-circle self-review of building vs. broadcasting.
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