Ransomware group Akira threatens to leak 430GB of private data from the Stanford University Department of Public Safety, possibly including data involving students. The data breach is the subject of an ongoing University investigation. stanforddaily.com/2023/10/28/ran…

had an insightful conversation with Aaditya Nalawade over lunch about vanity and storytelling. going to stop being solely a consumer on here. the other end of that energy exchange is more exciting.

so many of the best builders I know / know of spend their nights and weekends DJing at Stanford frat parties — it’s such a great time

humbling read!

still the highlight of my time as a stanford kappa sig

non bay-area engineering candidate in the office for an onsite: never had sweetgreen before. now delaying our collaborative lunch order…

‘how would you describe sweetgreen’

experimenting with copy for an AI insurance rebuttals tool: Screw Insurers — too sexual Screw Insurance — selling insurance for screws help.

Is supabase named after super bass? supa lit 🔥🔥

we’re in the middle of a massive transfer of wealth — not from the boomers to us, but from us, misguided by comfort and security, to our future selves. I’d rather have money at 21 than 61.

Met a senior google engineer: Never heard of / used Cursor or anything from Vercel Asked what Lovable / Supabase were. What is going on at these big tech firms and how have they not been eaten alive?

are people going get stupider now that so much of the rigor and the reps are automatable or are they going to get smarter because they can do everything faster and skip the tedious what does smart look like 5 years from now?

Software creates soft men Soft men create hard times Hard times create hard men Hard men create hardware Hardware creates good times Good times creates software

san francisco tech interns 2025 ratio

Surprising (shocking!!) that shrieking “jihadist, terrorist, antisemite” at Mamdani didn’t work.