fervor in blr is one place that strongly reminds me of the show "the bear" no bullshit, deliberate attention to detail true obsession at its peak, the kind that consumes you. marvel in the making

splitwise, but you'll actually want to use the app

kinda insane how software is no longer external but a literal extension of thought itself

i love consuming art in all its forms: food, spaces, experiences, products each artifact so innately personal, non reproducible and highly specific to its creator; who in turn create from their own encounters with art, life and maybe a little selection bias

i don't get the irrational hate for arcarae most ai tools are transactional: prompt in, output out. arcarae refuses that mold using the app feels almost like stepping into a story; creating the plot on the way. you're navigating, exploring, interacting and influencing, almost

when you do what everyone else does, your ideas will look like everyone else's remix inputs for unique outputs, breathe your personality into everything you do your weird quirks, your human touch is your usp, don't create generic slop and settle for mediocrity

wild how having an active twitter account now is like having a living resume a first person account on your ever evolving thoughts, wip and life updates it falls right between substack and instagram; a complex version history of your personality taking shape

in frame: fear is a constraint

life is all about falling in and out of routines anon

can personally attest, 100% true (i am looking to join a badass company)

twitter, but it lets you schedule tweets to maximise your reach

airports are the closest thing to "living in a simulation" no concept of absolute time. everyone running on their own relative time clock. space or meals don't matter. every routine is broken everyone is just forced to exist in this space. only collective agenda for humanity

the paradox of taste: there are only set meals in one's life so spend them on the best food possible. YET find the best dishes out there, only by experimenting with different foods

productivity hack for the ongoing great lock-in

great artists never measure themselves against other great artists. they’re too busy making something only they could make.

Talked to a founder who spent 80 hours building their landing page to save $15k. They were wondering why enterprise clients don’t take them seriously. The math doesn’t work. You’re worth $500+/hour as CEO. You spent 80 hours building a site that signals “we can’t afford

spent a lot of the past month slow and reflective. few realisations: -people/things/tasks only take up as much time as you allow -you can't control outcomes, only reaction -go home more often, your family is aging in the background -appreciate genuine effort and agency -take

still trying to perfect the form each time and rely blindly on my body to do it's thing