Sending peace to every person who is trying to break the cycle that tried to break them.

I’m convinced that solving social isolation and loneliness might be the most important problem of this lifetime

There is no such thing as a good idea. Every idea is bad. And your job is to figure out why.

The strongest sort of marketing is a true story.

Just solve problems. Your problems first. Then others' problems. That's how you learn, become valuable, become high-agency, earn an income, practice creativity, and improve the quality of your mind, body, spirit, finances, relationships. Get distracted and life starts to crumble.

The modern flex is being completely unreachable.

People don’t betray you out of malice, they betray you out of self-preservation. When survival collides with loyalty, loyalty dies first. Understand this and you’ll stop being shocked by human behavior.

Don't build a business. Build a lifestyle that generates income.

In 2015, tennis legend Novak Djokovic was asked about the drivers of his exceptional on-court success. His response was simple: "I can carry on playing at this level because I like hitting the tennis ball." There’s a lesson here: You’ve gotta like hitting the ball. Do you

karpathy called it start learning agents, sub-agents, skills, mcp, plugins. rules, permissions if I can add to it, get some understanding of how the code flows, IDEs are already good with this. useful when you’re stuck. you don’t need to fix it yourself but you’ll have an idea

If you want to start writing essays but are intimidated by the idea, one possible solution is to write about specialized topics you happen to know a lot about. Then there will be less pressure. And if you're a domain expert, you know you'll be helping your readers.

HOW TO BUILD MOBILE APPS WITH AI IN 2026 1. Use Claude Code, Rork, Vibecode app etc to get the first mobile MVP live the same day the idea forms 2. Use Claude Code to tighten logic, handle edge cases, and make behavior predictable 3. Design the core interaction so it fits

AI is voiding two maxims: 1. You should master skills before using them: no longer true in AI, because by the time you master something, brand new tools have been released. Why sharpen your axe when the chainsaw comes out tomorrow? 2. Focus wins: no longer true in AI, because

When trying to learn something, so many people’s first instinct is to - sign up for a course - buy a book When we would be SO much better off if we just - do the f***ing thing that made us wanna learn in the first place - ask AI a ton of questions Figure out the “why”. THEN

If you're a solopreneur, remember: - Ideas are easy. - Execution is hard. - Consistency is harder. Start and don't stop.

If you want to avoid being replaced, stop worrying about which skills will be relevant 20 years from now. Nobody has a single clue what those are going to be. The world is changing so rapidly that you can’t even imagine what skills will be valuable in the future. Instead, you

Don't try to learn the "best new skills." Build your own thing. Try to sell it. Fail over and over again. Learn what it means to adapt and iterate. Remove your dependency from others and hunt for your own survival. You will learn the exact skills you need, and you will learn

Linear’s CEO just described the biggest shift in product team structure since Agile. For decades, product work meant: PM defines requirements → designers create specs → engineers translate to code. The middle step, translation, absorbed 70% of the time and created most of the

If you’re just using Claude for coding You’re missing out Create skills and use mcps to leverage its power

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