If there's anything that we can learn from Figma's IPO today, it's that it can take you four years to ship a v1, and still build a meaningfully large company that goes public. Success isn't linear, nor is it always perfectly exponential. No path looks the same. Just keep

16 year old founder: My competition has a huge office, they must be doing well Me: lol, it’s just VC money

Prove you aren't writing AI slop

What if ChatGPT is the real brainrot?

the last living client of frank lloyd wright, roland reisley, is 101 and has lived in his flw house for 73 years. this quote from him about it made me cry

Better to build slowly on truth than quickly on trends.

Got my second blood results from rythm health As predicted by Robby Wade my ApoB lowered by about 30% from 123 mg/dl to 86 mg/dl. As a reminder, Peter Attia says that ApoB is causally related to increased risk of heart disease / atherosclerosis, so it's something we should

Every big success story you admire was messier, slower, and lonelier than the podcast made it sound

what a privilege it is to be a founder and get to work on your idea every day

I’m a psychiatrist. In 2025, I’ve seen 12 people hospitalized after losing touch with reality because of AI. Online, I’m seeing the same pattern. Here’s what “AI psychosis” looks like, and why it’s spreading fast: 🧵

I’m eating lab grown meat the second it’s mass market ready. It’s biologically identical to animal meat and will reduce suffering more than any technology in the history of our planet as long as enough people switch over from factory farmed meats.

99% of "stealth" startups should not be in stealth

S-tier stack: Apple notes + gdocs + pen & paper + Superhuman

Quick story about my relationship with alcohol: When I was in college, I drank way too much. 10+ drinks per week, and there were many nights I only remember via Snapchat stories. After graduating, I moved to New York City where I initially kept up that drinking habit until I

Compounding isn’t just for capital. It’s for reputation, relationships, and craft. Play long games.

Burn the ships There is no plan B

best product = best marketing

Founder/CEO core skill: Being delulu

Massive opportunity to take on Twilio

Turns out a great product is the best distribution channel