Hey PH 👋
I spend a lot of time scrolling through Twitter, reading threads from knowledgeable people on a wide range of industries and topics. The amount of information that is available for free is mind-boggling. Yet, the experience of being able to consume and refer back to this information leaves much to be desired. As a medium, tweets only have an average half-life of ~24 minutes, this leads to the 2 problems that the University of Threads is trying to solve:
1/ Discoverability - It is hard to find tweet threads from more than a few weeks ago, unless you know the specific thread you are looking for.
2/ Firehose - There are millions of tweet threads, what should I be reading?
We've started with the domain of product management, but this is just the beginning...
The Twitter thread that led to this project: https://twitter.com/yangpten/sta...
If you have any feedback or questions please reach out!
@yangp10 I am so damn impressed by just thinking of how much hardwork and hours you had to put to come up with such a database. 👍
I would be connecting with you on twitter. 😊
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@yangp10 Love it. Thanks for curating these resources.
@yangp10 Great work. From long time I am also saving lots of tweets related to startup stories, crytpo, stories of legendary people. Now I am also thinking of save those on notion. Thanks for the solution. Following you on twitter ✌
Great job! Not sure how did you pulled up so many tweets but I'm happy to connect in case you are looking to automate things. Also which product have you used to convert notion to your domain?
Great stuff! A nice idea and very well structured. Twitter is such a great source of knowledge because of the character limit. No room for complicated wordings and trivial thoughts.
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