I used to think <person> was smart. Then I discovered that he disagrees with me about <political issue>, and I realized he couldn't be, because no one who disagrees with me about <political issue> could be smart.

delete all IP law

Lock in, fellas. The B2B SaaS market just got a whole lot bigger.

Feels like NickMowbray & co are lining up to take Zuru public given all these podcast appearances.

new one minute blog: the big lie about competition

Life is fucking electric.

Internal Tech Emails Yoooo, I’d crush both of them in catan

A guy on my engineering team gave his standup update by just saying “it’s looking good over here” and then muted. I'm saying that forever now

It was shocking the first time I saw someone turn down a once in a lifetime opportunity for no good reason, which they often come to regret. By the 10th time, I realized that all things being equal, seeing and acting on opportunity is what divides middling vs massive success.

Great CEOs do customer support

if you ever meet someone who at one point was globally ranked in a video game hire them immediately

Proud to join distinguished alumni like Elizabeth Holmes and Sam Bankman-Fried 😎

Naivety is power

Your surroundings will shape what you think is good product design vs. what actually is usable. When you’re building software in San Francisco: Surrounded by sober Ivy League engineers who go to sleep at 8pm and have a perfectly balanced diet (i.e., human computers) What

Stanley Druckenmiller on why to not diversify

If you’re in SF, be careful out there. I had two licenses of Microsoft Teams in my car, and someone broke in and left two more

I am begging you all to please stop calling your workflows AI agents

An underrated life lesson: Tolerance for uncertainty is the most valuable human trait. The greatest rewards in life go to those who can show up every single day even when the rewards are uncertain. The one who can tolerate the most uncertainty is the one who will eventually win.