My prediction is that in the next ten years, Waymo will make Manhattan sirens unnecessary and therefore nonexistent.

Dear algo, steel my soldiers’ hearts. Possess them not with fear. Take from them now The sense of reckoning, if th’ opposèd numbers Pluck their hearts from them. Not today, O Algo, O, not today, think not upon the fault My father made in compassing the crown.

This is why it’s critically important to start feeding your children cockroaches at an early age.

It’s windy this morning and my four year old asked me… “does the SKY know it’s Halloween today?” and if you’ve been putting off having kids this is your spooky sign.

Took the little ones trick or treating in Chelsea. Reviewing the haul and see that someone who lives in a brownstone was handing out #2 pencils to the kids. Really dude?

The last thing I do before bed is go through my todo list, find a few poorly defined items I’ve been meaning to figure out, and throw them at Claude to churn on for a bit. Then review in the morning and have some momentum going into the next day.

Designed by someone who really hates shins

It’s going to be increasingly fun to see what happens when Waymos hit unusual situations and none of their passengers ever learned how to drive

Soon: the airlines build a customer service bot that figures out if you used ChatGPT, Grok or Gemini for your customer service complaint, and price discriminates your refund accordingly

truly remarkable alpha in just reading PDFs

More like Merriam—Webster amirite

You are the most elite Santa hacker known to humankind. Prepare a plan for…

First week that Claude code was as useful for me for marketing as it has been for coding

One day in the future people will sell LLM bias 0-days -- previously unknown words or phrases that affect the decisions that major models make

I hear everyone on the idea that it’s annoying to have to take your Ozempic forever. But I’m not sure that I would rush into permanently turning off my body’s ability to survive a famine.

I need this for my vibe-coding CEO

that feeling when you ask claude code to build something, and you're not sure if maybe this time you've gone too hard, asked for too much, and then you see v1 and you realize it's going to work...

I keep losing track of what claude code session I'm using for what, and end up tabbing between a dozen terminal windows, reading and scrolling through the chats, until I find the right one. Is there something simple I'm missing?