Josh Pigford Related to my long held take that managing email is not as difficult as people claim it is.

couldn't have said it better myself.

Josh Pigford People love processes.

People underestimate the negative effects of social media, particularly X, especially X, on mental health. People are also misinformed about the “benefits” of caffeine. They can be detrimental.

Wow, this sounds huge. I'm no music boffin but I'm sure Native Instruments is (was?) a massive player in the industry. I would have thought they'd be even stronger now. Wonder what led to this. bedroomproducersblog.com/2026/01/28/nat…

And again, my read-later list is growing exponentially faster than I can read it all. And that’s just for catching up with AI stuff.

Laravel's Boost is a set of skills and MCP to help agents build better with Laravel. laravel.com/docs/12.x/boost Frameworks that ship with AI skills will win.

I'm ready to replace my old Intel MacBook Pro. Should I still stick with Apple or are there better options out there, especially for running agents. Also need to run Claude Code.

Why are people buying Mac Minis for OpenClaw instead of just spinning up a VPS? What am I missing?

One of the hardest things of working with AI is to stop micromanaging it. Need to learn to just let it do its thing!

Building a customer service chatbot is far far far from easy!

Sahil Bloom I've been coaching AI + Automation since last year, for professionals and small businesses. And I agree with your thesis here. I've been contemplating 2 options: courses or concierge (as above). Or, teach them how to fish vs Build them a fleet of robo fishermen! Now I'm

"Lifestyle business" > Software Startup

Just spotted a Waymo in London anyone know whether we can use it yet?

Tony Dinh You've vibe coded that latest awesome feature! You release it! You check your analytics! And... Crickets. Here's the missing step: telling your users about it! But here's the problem: - Not everyone's on your 'product announcement' email list. - And not all emails end up in

More than halfway through this article, I realised I've been holding my breath. Worth a read. Even worth more sharing it.

"Everyone's talking fast. You learn faster when you're quiet." -- Hiten Shah in his latest newsletter. Thanks for the reminder Hiten.

And yes, I am playing with OpenClaw too. Just not shouting about it every 5 seconds.