Figma is in a bit of a dilemma. v0 and claude code are better at iterating on design, especially if you know some basics about front-end. I'm slower when I open up Figma now. Yet with their Make tool, Figma is entering the slop wars. And their product is undifferentiated.

Today's cursor-like companies selling $1 for $0.80 is just like early PayPal. When PayPal (and original x dot com) started, it was a competition for who could give away the most money to acquire users. They burned cash. But payments has a network effect. Does vibe coding?

claude code now displays useful tips like I'm loading in a video game

This is good UI design. It doesn't follow trendy shadows, corner radius, or blurs. It has consistent spacing and components. Information-dense but not overwhelming. I would love to spend all day monitoring the situation by looking at this.

It appears the transformer model architecture perfectly saturates the efficiency of modern computers (minimal operation set, tons of floating point matrix multiplication). To get better, fluid int AI without a exponential increase in compute, we need new computer architecture

This is CEO memesis. Just another trend. Sucks for new grads, but there's plenty of work left to do

Fiancee has started organizing wedding planning into weekly sprints. Unironically working really well. I gotta finish my tickets

The success of waymos can equally be attributed to the rollout of 5G and GPU advances. Without the low latency, high bandwidth of 5G, remote operators wouldn't be possible

If you want the CEO to use your b2b saas you got to do a mobile app

Could’ve asked Claude Code. Shipped the fix myself. Needed the reps

terraform? cloudformation? kubernetes? helm? nah I just let claude code deploy direct to prod. My bro knows what he's doing

this grok sonic code model slaps for quick edits. As good as sonnet 4 but gotta go fast

I've been catching myself saying "you're absolutely right" when talking to people What has claude done to me?

you: considering shorting Tesla stock because something crazy Elon said me: selling Tesla because the Fremont factory is right on the same fault line that caused the last night's earthquake Last active 160 years ago with big earthquake expected every ~150 years

Businesses used to write runes and spells on their shops to prevent bad luck Now companies post "terms of service" and "privacy policies" to keep out the evil spirits

Everytime I think my feed is too much slop I stumble upon a gem of a technical thread

AI won’t replace people in the short term because managers love building their empire. They need their legion. All large companies could be more efficient with fewer people