Two weeks into company building. Everything has been better than expected. Team is cracked. Product is uniquely valuable. Customer demand is increasing. Spend is low. I’m waiting to get smacked in the face with a bad problem but until then I’ll keep sprinting with optimism.

2nd car from Xiaomi - YU7 ~300k non-refundable sold vehicles in 18 hours 🤯 Xiaomi is coming for the Model Y, no cap. Everything you need to know + images + specs in 🧵

Building in your early 20s is exciting because everything is new. Building in your late 20s or 30s is even better because you actually know what you’re doing.

Everyone wants a piece of your funding as soon as you get it. People come out of the woodwork pitching services and products that will drain your time and energy. Most things aren’t even worth a response.

AI website creation platforms (Lovable, V0, Bolt, Replit) all share the same fundamental UX: - Prompt on the left - Preview on the right Differences: - Editing capabilities (simple ↔ technical) - Integrations (databases, payments, custom code) Traditional website builders

Momentum has kicked in Team is firing on all cylinders Magic is happening

clean mind, clean design

own your AI, don't let it own you

every vision needs a compass

Introducing Lume, the robotic lamp. The first robot designed to fit naturally into your home and help with chores, starting with laundry folding. If you’re looking for help and want to avoid the privacy and safety concerns of humanoids in your home, pre-order now.

Cursor changed everything for designers. I went from sketching UI to shipping a full agent OS. The gap between ideas and reality is closer than ever to zero. Here’s the story:

how to make delightful b2b software: design it for consumers

If GPT-5 made you want to build, not maintain… We're hiring. DMs open.

you have to be blind at this point to not see the future. the era of traditional software, as a stable object with version numbers, roadmaps & feature sets, is pretty much gone. we’re prolly just slow to admit it. future systems will be fluid, ambient, entangled with context.

I don’t know many top engineers or designers who use AI to replace their core workflow, which suggests it's easier to sell a capability to someone new than an optimization to someone experienced.

Many startups launch with a flashy, unconventional, bad-for-conversion site, then quickly switch to a more familiar UX. Is this intentional strategy? Or is it the classic new founder move to be bold... until they notice it doesn't convert?

Today we're announcing our $35M Series B led by Sequoia Capital to build technology that connects brands with one new customer: Superintelligence. Customers don’t turn to Google blue links to decide what to buy anymore. They ask ChatGPT.

At the current rate of progress, AI will be extremely good at UI/UX design by mid-2026

Primitive software runs the world. Everything else is just structured UI with marketing.

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