I distribute content on Reddit and Youtube. 100M+ views across 50 startups. Spacestation Labs. Co-host @gregoryandpaul show. ex-CTO, @uwaterloo.

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Replying to @petergyang
every thing is a scam until it isn't
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Replying to @realy0usaf
gotta learn from the Americans
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Replying to @digitalshane_
Bro welcome. I’ll show you best shawarma taco place in town
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Replying to @erikschutzler
"it's not a bubble"
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My favorite Canadian startup accelerator is the USD to CAD exchange rate.
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Replying to @ConnorShowler
👀 hello
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Meta ads are for dummies. I say this as a man whose entire business depends on knowing what strangers are arguing about on Reddit. We all chose our thing.
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The Canadian immigration test should include defending Toronto pizza in a New York group chat. Language skills. Conflict resolution. Courage. Everything you need.
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Replying to @chrislevan24
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Meta billed a business owner for six conversations, according to his Reddit post. He could only find two or three. He checked desktop. He checked mobile. Same mismatch for months, he said. I'd want support to reconcile the charge with the actual conversations. Hard to optimize an ad when you're still trying to find the customer you paid for.
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Replying to @keithwhor
legit pretty cool. i always had the idea we should orchestrate agents same way we play RTS like starcraft/red alert.
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Replying to @jrodgers
tough dilemma. need more founders in gov.
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Replying to @fireisaliveRO
bro if you're #1 everyone is a competitor.
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Replying to @stanley_human
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Good thing most of the affected employees are in Mississauga, Canada where they just implemented UBI.
BREAKING: DocuSign says it may lay off up to 162,000 employees.
Readers added context they thought people might want to know
As of Docusign's most recent 10-K filing, Docusign had 7,044 employees as of 1/31/2026, making it impossible to lay off 162,000 employees. sec.gov/Archives/edgar…
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Replying to @jrodgers
hard lesson to learn
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Paul Xue retweeted
The worst time to decide who speaks for your company on Reddit is when someone is already angry with it.
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Paul Xue retweeted
Before you write another “[competitor] alternatives” page, read the Reddit threads where people actually switched. What made them leave? What almost stopped them? What did they choose? Build the page around those answers.
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