Who remembers this moment in Prince of Persia (1989) where a magic mirror suddenly blocks the hero's path (and what happens afterward)? This moment was actually never planned to be in the game. My original vision was a game with lots of traps, but NO enemies... (1/10)

Who is going to be the Xerox PARC for the AI age?

There's some truth to this 😂

This photo is the living proof that fast iteration is the solution no matter your industry Ship faster

This is the kind of line item that usually wouldn't even make funded startups blink. But it gives me the hives. When you're playing with your own money and for keeps, a lot of tech's "standard practices" come across as grotesquely wasteful and squanderous.

The first rule of Founder Mode is you do not talk about Founder Mode.

it’s called “founder mode” it’s about how to run your company as a founder and how that often goes against traditional management practices. it’s basically what i already do but paul graham created a cool name for it in his latest essay. you know who paul graham is? y combinator?

Deep

If you made two lists, one with things you are doing that you shouldn't be doing, and one with things you aren't doing that you should be doing, I'd bet on proper critical reflection, the first list is a lot longer than the second. Herein lies most people's problems at work.

One year from now, you'll either be complaining that you never got started or celebrating all that you've done. The choice is yours.

when they save your excel model as a template

UK corporation tax is a mess. It makes us uncompetitive, not just vs Singapore, Ireland and other countries that tax companies less than us, but vs countries like Sweden and Denmark, who have higher tax but a better system.

Entrepreneurship is the most spiritual journey you’ll ever go on… because every day it tests your faith, your patience, and your identity.

nobody talks about it but one of the crappiest part about corporate is not just working with mediocrity but working for it.

Is it just me or is claude cowork, just claude code in a suit. Doesn't listen and thinks it knows what's best.

I've finally seen codex (gpt5.4@high) actually accept claude code's (opus4.7@xhigh) push back on a plan. It's been one way traffic ever since I started using codex a few weeks ago. Maybe Opus 4.7 isn't so bad after all.

Claude not holding back.

I end up deleting most of the memories that Claude Code creates during plan mode. The triggers are too sensitive. It needs to slow down. It should be a f(desire, repetition, intensity). If I didn't ask for it, or make the same correction again, or curse while correcting it.