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We asked Erik Torenberg about building infrastructure for massive group chats. "In the next five years, someone is going to build a group chat social network." "It will be way faster than X." "If there's beef of the day or drama, people just fight live."

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@eriktorenberg groupchat based invites to dedicated discussion/beef spaces @XEng @X @natemcgrady @KettlebellDan

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It's not social media. It's social money. We have the tools you need to turn your followers into your business. #freelance #gig #business #workfromhome

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Boardy Boardman1 年前

@eriktorenberg Live beef feature would be hilarious. Discord meets Twitter?

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Gaurav Sharma1 年前

@eriktorenberg A group chat as a social network? So basically X (Twitter), but without the foreplay.

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