Google Enformer is one of the greatest accomplishments of the highly accomplished @deepmind team

It could impact the field of genetics profoundly

It has improved the prediction of gene expression 1/3rd of the way towards experimental ground truth

deepmind.com/blog/article/e…
Before Enformer, tools such as Basenji2 used convolutional neural networks

These struggle to incorporate information from distant regions in the genome 🧬

Enformer uses a modified transformer architecture

It has a field of view 5x Basenji2
The full text of the paper is available on biorxiv

“these advances will enable more effective fine-mapping of growing human disease associations to cell-type-specific gene regulatory mechanisms”

biorxiv.org/content/10.110…
Amazing work by @Avsecz, @drklly, @vagar112, @iassael, @pushmeet

Also great coverage by @ARKInvest & @sbarnettARK

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12 Oct
Flesh out your ideas to improve your blog posts. Longer posts tend to do better

But how do you deal with readers who have limited time?
2 techniques 🧵:
1. The article summary
2. Compulsive readability Image
1. The article summary
Summarize your entire article in 500 words after writing it. Then re-write the hook two times.

This is your article summary. You can start a longer blog post with it

Bonus: Great fodder for social shares. You may even rewrite your title as a result
2. Compulsive readability
Give readers a reason to keep on reading all the detailed work you did. Do original work even!

-Write in a compelling way. Leave crucial details unsaid.
-Write surprisingly. Drop in details that make readers want to figure out the layer deeper
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12 Oct
The Race car growth framework
⚙️ The (Growth) Engine
💥 Turbo Boosts: One-off events
💧 Lubricants: Optimizations
⛽ Fuel: Input

How can you turbo boost your product?

An awesome piece from @abouelatta_ali & @lennysan on just that this week. My summary:
There are seven common types of Turbo Boosts
1: Viral video
2: Mini-product
3: Limited time offer
4: Influencers
5: Co-marketing
6: Offline experience
7: Picking a fight

Each one is interesting 👇
1: Viral video
Startups like GoldieBlox, Monet, Dropbox, Poo-Pourri, Man Crates, mmhmm, and Dollar Shave Club released viral videos that helped turbo boost growth

Surprise, mystery, controversy, being personal, being different, and having an impressive are the recipe ingredients
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12 Oct
🔥 private session with build a second brain founder @fortelabs. My top 7 learnings 🧵👇:

1. The 1000 step, not 30 step, journey 🛣️
You are closer to the starting line than you think

Writing is a longevity game: only see 20-30 steps of your idols, but they had 100s or 1000s
2. People are too strategic to early ⚽️
Stop switching & try to optimize a strategy

In early days, it's just volume. Looking for 400-500 shots on goal writing online, not 40-50

Every iteration is a shot on goal
3. Treat everything as a small project 🗒️
Writing a book feels like years of your life

But project managing - the quintessential life cycle - into small projects, like 20-30 becomes a manageable chunk

Now he's completed his manuscript
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10 Oct
The archetypal product growth examples are outdated

Dropbox is not growing that fast anymore. Uber, Docusign, and Zoom are growing a lot through sales & marketing as well

Product rockets 🚀, a 🧵 Image
Every product person has heard it in their job: X competitor has released X feature. We should too!

But how do we know what companies are actually growing through product NOW?

I propose revenue growth rate & product : sales & marketing spend as two metrics. Image
So, I got together companies:
- Most written about: Airbnb, Ube, & Dropbox
- Buzzy growers: Robinhood, Atlassian, Snowflake, Square & Shopify
- Focused mid-caps: Snap, Datadog, Docusign, Servicenow & Zoom
- Mega-caps: Alibaba, Microsoft, Google & Facebook
- The original: PayPal Image
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