Erlich’s whole spiel was, by his own admission, all bullshit.

He even says “I know something they DON’T KNOW, the uptick…” so prior to going into the meeting, Coleman Blair didn’t know about “the uptick”.

Jared on the other hand knows the EXACT AMOUNT of users that are not legitimate, as he paid for them by the number, per his discussion with the guy doing the Click Farm.

They could have EASILY gone into the meeting with the Real Numbers and nobody would have known anything about the uptick or “Inflection Point” anyways… so why reveal any “new users” at all when you’ve already got an offer for funding (several actually, bidding against each other) without any contingencies that need to be met?

Credit: yt - @omaragamyy

It's happening

…that is a narrow car.

So as the title states, I watched Silicon Valley in 2 weeks. I had never heard about the show until 2 weeks ago when I stumbled across it. I honestly was going to stop watching after a few minutes because I’m not super interested in tech but something pulled me in. How’d I watch in such a short amount of time? Well I got my wisdom teeth out and I’ve been experiencing some complications so I’ve been home a lot lol and it’s been great at keeping me from being too bored. I really loved the show and it’s definitely in my top 5!

My favourite moments are:
1) The hug after winning TechCrunch Disrupt
2) Them working together to let the livestream stay online of the man who fell into the ravine

Thought this ad was pretty ironic since I feel like Gilfoyle would detest vibe coding

(Also the stuff someone drew on top made me crack up)

i mean, it’s been almost over 10 yrs now.

is he going to live rent free in my head for the rest of my life???

man , mike judge is a genius.

No, I am not high or drunk but am I the only one that thinks the jingle they play at some points throughout sounds like the SV intro song?

may have been posted here already but i spotted this in the templates of the new requests feature in the openai api console, someone at openai is a fan