In aeronautics, a spoiler (sometimes called a lift spoiler) is a device which intentionally reduces the lift component of an airfoil in a controlled way. Most often, spoilers are plates on the top surface of a wing that can be extended upward into the airflow to spoil the

build whatever the heck you want

I love it when I see another runner and we give each other a little nudge to keep going.

The biggest critics are those who wouldn't even dare to do.

Real 😭

AI agents that can browse the Web and perform tasks on your behalf have incredible potential but also introduce new security risks. We recently found, and disclosed, a concerning flaw in Perplexity's Comet browser that put users' accounts and other sensitive info in danger.

claude + jira MCP is 10x better at finding tickets than jira search

How you do anything is how you do everything. Are you in the details? Do you have taste? I want to be surrounded people for whom this is all a "hell yes." Those are basically the only founders I want to fund.

The philosophy I’ve always had with building social apps: When someone agrees to use your app, you should consider it a miracle. Every single tap is a miracle. The moment you don’t treat each tap as scarce, you lose. Every calorie expended by a user should contribute to the

Stop checking sensortower and start building real product sense

I wish macOS would show internet speed here or somewhere else very glanceable. (Why do I have to run "speed tests" all the time?!)

I’m really grateful to have met people who made me let go of a huge part of my materialism. Things like beautiful sunrises & sunsets, waterfalls or just being surrounded by nature makes me super happy and I’ll spend whatever it takes to be wherever I can experience them fully.

Saw a talk this week on the trippiest thing: bacterial cultures on skin induce immune responses. At Michael Fischbach's lab, they demonstrated immunizing mice against tetanus by just dabbing an engineered version of a harmless staph culture on its head. Unlike intramuscular

Consistent intensity can be rewarding if you manage your sleep and energy levels to avoid burnout.

Sashimono is a Japanese woodworking technique that does not utilize nails, screws, or glue

Stubbing your toe at the edge of this bed is going to hit different 🤧

Sometimes you have to sit on an idea for a few years:

code is the source of truth