what if we didn't need S.M.A.R.T. goals to work towards something bigger—just a tiny experiment? I just read Tiny Experiments by Anne-Laure Le Cunff and it completely reshaped how I think about goals, learning and productivity I wrote up my takeaways so I can keep coming back to them—and

hiring for beef cookie help if you live in nashville let’s do this

my first AI chat app, thanks to Thorsten Ball's blog post pretty incredible how simple it is: 1. get user input 2. send to Anthropic's API 3. display response to user repeat, adding each new message to the conversation

i wonder if there's been a decrease in open source libraries due to ai i imagine part of the reason people did it before was the fun of it, of building a solution and seeing people adopt it but now it feels like that incentive is gone

maybe cities should do 1 day a week without internet

alright Thorsten Ball was right building an agent - meh giving an agent access to a tool - mind-blowing

okay this is wild! it's finally starting to click

agree with this take - the bottleneck is no longer code it's having clear thoughts and being able to communicate them maybe it's time to double-down on writing and thinking?

now that i've actually started playing with MCPs, it's finally starting to click a tool is like an API endpoint a group of tools is like an API schema

if you or someone you know is experienced at fullstack and actively looking for your next gig, please reach out. I’m working on something that can get you in the door 👀

👋 Some news! I've started a software company. Headquartered in Toronto. We're building a product to augment devs for the new era. We have S-tier backers and we're aiming high. If you're a strong engineer or designer who wants to try something ambitious – we should talk.

hi. my name is vanes. i'm 33 and completely lost. but here's my best bet at figuring it out.

spent a week in nyc for work and these were my notes: - touching grass in the morning is hard unless you hunt for it - insane place to build social wealth, so much to do - your body stays on high alert from constant noise - food scene is unmatched. devoured thai, bbq, indian -

i'm slogging through all the original montessori books again so that you don't have to this one's about agency and how parents lose the plot by doing too much:

trying out a new side project idea this week, will share most updates soon 🤞🏼

books i've been enjoying these past couple months Good Energy by Casey Means, MD - will change the way you look at nutrition, food and health Living with a SEAL by Jesse Itzler - will convince you to get more uncomfortable on the daily The 5 Types of Wealth by Sahil Bloom -

cowork with friends still going strong! the downtown mesa group is popping today