“High culture” has progressively disappeared because it was diluted with mundane banalities introduced by bECoMing a BrANd. Where there was once distance between output of art and self, there’s now daily stories and overexposure and it’s all thrown in one pot as a brown stew.

Guys I won’t build in public anymore if you keep on posting my bugs to reddit

I wrote an essay a few years ago about the brink of s&icide being one of the most liberating things because, well, what’s worse than oblivion? You can do anything else at that point. And for everyone else, if you’re in a really really bad spot, just go through the

Being a founder used to mean something. It meant you had an idea so bold that you had to quit your awesome job to do it. An insight so large that only a separate entity could will it into existence. An mountain so difficult to climb that you're willing to commit 7+yrs to 24/7

My bad. Hit the “delete all work we just did” button by accident. -codex

Scott Weiner’s rushing to defend Anthropic tells you everything you need to know about how closely they’re working together to impose the Left’s vision of AI regulation.

I lived in Paris and I never understood this. You sit on a busy sidewalk, constantly bumped by people walking by, breathing in fumes of the endless traffic, AND FOR WHAT? It’s a vestigial cultural remnant that no longer makes sense @ high population density.

Did they DHL it? Also pretending we need to wait for translation on an entirely US based case is hilarious. Wetransfer it to the public immediately.

Change incentives. Change outcomes.

There is a certain level of wealth after which things become effectively free. Super cars accrue. Watches. Real estate. Dividends that annul living expenses. You must make it a goal to cross that line, wherever it let may lie.

This is the most “I don’t read” library I’ve ever seen.

The saying that the last 10% usually takes up 90% of the time is painfully true. I’ve been building Tattoo Pilot for about 4 months and have been telling myself “launching next week” for a month already. It’s not even perfectionism - it’s the little necessities and checks and

There’s something beautiful about hardware that doesn’t require a monthly subscription to work.

Are we running the crusades back??

Web3 has this all figured out then everyone just forgot.

Low key not one flat or sharp note in the entire song. Them boys can sing!

My shares of Tesla were literally the only thing that got me through covid financially. I didn’t even get a chance to thank Elon Musk

Open source models getting better and performant computers getting cheaper. Can’t be more excited for the future.

Four months later, I'm finally ready to push to production. This definitely ranks up next to writing a novel as one of the more difficulty things I've done in my life.

If you vibe code hard enough, you eventually get to end-game vibe coding