Lesson learned: While debugging complex code, a Google search (and StackOverflow) are still way better than LLMs. Only wasted 2 hours to learn this.

More proof that just because something is published in Nature Medicine doesn't make it credible!

If you've ever felt you're "not that good" at something, this little post might just save you from yourself. aman-agarwal.com/2025/03/19/giv…

What a race. What a lesson. It's the 1972 Olympic final, and this unlikely winner decides to pull a boss move. youtu.be/5LHid-nC45k

"THERE'S NO LUCKY PUNCH." I don't usually get life lessons from works of fiction (especially anime). But this was gold. 🪙🪙🪙 #hajimenoippo aman-agarwal.com/2025/04/03/the…

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Small announcement? Big announcement? aman-agarwal.com/2025/05/13/the…

#JapanProblems There's got to be a machine that I can clumsily feed business cards into (like bills or coins at a grocery store checkout). ...and then it uses AI to scan everyone's info and save it digitally or send it to me. Anyone know of something like this?

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The fact that in the English language you can say that you're up for something or that you're down for something and it means the exact same thing, will always fascinate me.

I'm about to lock myself in a coworking space in Tokyo — indefinitely. I won't go home until I finish and launch our new product. I'll be doing this while having 3 meals and 2 workouts per day. Thank god for sentos and conbini. Let's go!

Day 2 was great — made a lot of progress. I now understand why Elon Musk slept in the factory: During "production hell," the frequency of critical decision-making explodes. A steady work rhythm doesn't work. The context switching costs are too high. x.com/mngrwl/status/…

Day 3 was surprisingly slow and unproductive, despite getting MORE sleep last night than for Day 2! The main variables were: 1. I didn't get straight to work after waking. Went out to get sunlight etc. 2. I didn't meditate in the morning. x.com/mngrwl/status/…

I've taken a big break from LinkedIn. My entire feed was full of fake thought leadership, self-congratulatory behaviour, and so-called "content." Taking time off to focus on deep work and study. It is really the only way to live a life that matters.