With all due respect, though, I don't like the name very much. Perplexity's name makes me feel good about using it, felo? nah.

A lead generator called snappy leads: https://snappyleads.co.uk/

Input: The website of a company. Any company. Apple.com or Ycombinator.com if you want.

Output: The verified email of every Apple/YC employee we've managed to find. Works for linkedin profiles too — put a linkedin profile in, you get a verified email out.

It's currently cheap as fuck ($10/mo) because it's a hacky piece of software. It doesn't work every time, but it gets improved every 48 hours so it'll be really good soon.

We're also teaching people how to hack sales and advertising, stuff like how to get a 30% response rate with targeted cold email. Basically everyone who's bought a subscription gets a lesson once per week. I've got 10 years of experience teaching skills, so in my opinion it's cool.

Join the discord server here if you want to talk about that: https://discord.gg/2RNwH8ta4A

If you want proof that I can even write an email as good as that: https://imgur.com/a/z9gNgGH

I don't know every motive or even most motives for cheering it on. But I know my take on it: I'm an anti authoritarian.

SEEKING VOLUNTEERS: Teaching to Learn (TTL)

A discord for people who'd like to learn (or improve their) skills by teaching them ^^ No experience needed, we'll teach you how to teach - and if you teach pretty well we'll even let you monetize.

Link to join: https://discord.gg/Ahgh7YneJ9

I'm not exactly charging, my only ask is that you contribute to the community I want to build in some way. If you want to pay me, we can find a sum that works for you, but you could also teach me a skill I find useful, or find some other way to make it work:)

That's nice. I'm not sure I have anything that's useful that is teachable, otherwise I wouldn't be seeking guidance from someone on the internet, haha.

I would love to contribute in any other way I can. I have sent a discord friend request and will email you too.

Helpful, thanks.

You're welcome.

I am interested in finding out more about your meta-learning course, but your discord username doesn't work. Please see email on my profile.

Thanks for the advice! So I invented a faster way to learn chess. The solution was simple: I found necessary conditions for various chess blunders and trained myself to recognize them during play.

Here's a simple proof: https://docs.google.com/document/d/13unaqOo02sA4kiBFayoQ01CS...

I shared the technique with a friend, and he doubled his chess skill within 10 hours of training. That is, he went from better than 35% of players to better than 70%.