If I ever give up on computers as a career, it'll be to start a line of home appliances that just have great big knobs, boring-but-reliable internals, and premium utility. Like an old Lexus. Toyota reliability under the hood, lovely leather, and ready to drive a million miles!

We are good at identifying biases in others—and we do so with remarkable ease But when it comes to ourselves (our own distortions and self-deceptive patterns) we are terrible at it And this tells us something crucial: You are my best source of self-correction, and I am yours

PG’s 6 principles for making new things:

🏠 10-Year Global House Price Change, Inflation-Adjusted: Portugal: 151.3% Hungary: 129.7% Croatia: 61.0% Ireland: 59.9% Bulgaria: 59.3% Netherlands: 57.8% Slovenia: 56.6% Romania: 56.0% Czechia: 54.9% Malta: 53.7% Slovakia: 48.6% Mexico: 47.3% Poland: 44.3% USA: 43.4%

to think that this was less than 100 years ago!

Maybe Replit ⠕ needs to check their code a bit. 2491.67$ per month seems a little steep. Thought yearly purchases gave a discount

So much insight in this one post

Okay so I need to talk about what’s happening with Yann LeCun because this is genuinely one of the wildest exits I’ve ever seen in tech. For those who don’t know—LeCun is one of the “godfathers of AI.” Not a marketing title. The man literally won the Turing Award (basically the

“Point and call” I learned about it in the 1980s and have used this many times in situations that require my undivided attention. Never fails. Use it.

🚀 DeepTutor hit over 9k GitHub stars in just ~3 weeks since its public release!! Thank you to our amazing community! Just shipped a major update to DeepTutor - our open-source AI tutoring platform! Here's what's new to enhance DeepTutor's learning experience, system reliability,

Reviewing my Twitter and I noticed something important. I only use it to follow a handful of interesting people and porn… Also I think Twitter sucks 🤣

This is a great new LLM benchmark that helps you decide which LLM to pick. If you use an LLM as a sparring partner, as you should, you don't want a yes-man. More importantly, you don't want an LLM that reinforces your bad information, your poor questions or wrong assumptions,

I was a 10x engineer. Now I'm useless.

Why is existential resilience so important? Because it’s the capacity to retain your agency in high states of arousal (conflict) and dysregulation. It allows one to have an awareness of what is happening, while still developing the capacities to agentically navigate a conflict

Mo I think AI still cannot replace software engineers, at least not with current LLM architecture. In my previous post, I boiled it down to a few key points: x.com/fangpenlin/sta… TL;DR: - Entropy - Statistical norm - Hidden context I totally understand what you feel, but I

Churn is the worst reason to have slow growth. Churn means you're not just unknown, or that there's a big threshold to sign up. It means people are actually trying the product and deciding they don't like it.

as a designer, being Eastern European in America has served me very well.

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