One of the most important things I've ever read was this by Sahil Lavingia "The market you’re in will determine most of your growth" It sounds basic but it's not You think how much you work on your product and how great you make it work is what will make your revenue go up But usually

One of largest selling factors of hiring as a small team is having an utter lack of daily stand-ups. I don’t think you understand how much devs value autonomy.

GPT-5 just casually did new mathematics. Sebastien Bubeck gave it an open problem from convex optimization, something humans had only partially solved. GPT-5-Pro sat down, reasoned for 17 minutes, and produced a correct proof improving the known bound from 1/L all the way to

Steve Jobs on what John Sculley didn’t understand about building great products “One of the things that really hurt Apple was, after I left, John Sculley got a very serious disease. And that disease—I’ve seen other people get it too—is the disease of thinking that a really great

Jeff Bezos explains the idea of “paper cut” teams “There are big things that are really important to manage — and by the way, it’s astonishingly hard to focus on just the big things. Even though they’re obvious, they’re really hard to focus on. But in addition to that, there are

Slow is smooth, smooth is fast

Technology is so amazing. This is so incredible but can also be massively abused. What a time to be alive!

Ok Onion, that's really funny

Am I the only one loving the new iOS?

Wait! Did they play The Star Wars Darth Vader theme song? 🤣

Interesting how similar the Biden and Trump administrations have turned out to be: cancel culture, Orwellian censorship, never ending wars, executive power overreach, out of control spending and divisive partisanship.

Hang it in the Louvre.

Good to know, Stephen Miller.

Here's the mission: 1) Make something of yourself. 2) Marry well. 3) Raise the next generation. It's hard, but why shouldn't it be?

The moment when you realise that the whole Heavyweight Podcast team have hundreds of stories over many years just stored up that are not yet finished.

Can we see The Messenger movie? Heavyweight Podcast ? And we need a whole episode on Pat too.

DSPy is great at classification tasks, but it's hard to make a formal eval metric for 'fuzzy' creative tasks like writing a blog post or telling a joke. Solution: train a judge with DSPy to agree with you 90%+, then use that judge as the eval metric for the creative task.

Sound on.

I've never liked roadmaps. Even though they're for new things later, they've always feel like looking backwards in time. Essentially, it's a list that says "here's what we thought then". I prefer working from a "here's what we think now" position. So every few weeks we decide,

FYI. Voice memos drive me crazy. They shift all the work from sender to receiver. You hit record and ramble for 3 minutes while I’m stuck listening with no way to skim. You’re trading YOUR efficiency for MY time, and if you keep choosing your convenience over mine, don’t be