Stop rushing in the morning. You’re starting your day in panic mode.

If I hear people talk about "AI agents" these days it's generally a red flag and I know they're non-technical ppl reading AI news but not actually shipping anything Not cause I don't believe in AI agents but it's such a marketing term with no real meaning at this point

showing up to a zoom call in 2025

Trying the British version of Dubai chocolate today

for your own sanity, always take mixed signals as a no

Great companies don’t start with big markets. They start with small ones that really care.

There’s no open world rpg game as good as building stuff for people in real life.

Here's a little TUI showing the process of searching through matmul kernels!

Had office hours with Paul Graham today. We already had most of the info we need to progress, his value was showing us what to care about and to borderline forget the rest

Catch us at the A. We got our man 🫡

Headed to Vegas tomorrow. I’m minting Roulette Fund 2: all on red. Rules are: one spin, all on red, we win or lose together $10 min buyin

Sam Altman wants to talk about Elon and X's alleged behavior? Lol. Ok, Sam Remember when a former OpenAI board member said you were ousted because "you were lying so much that we just couldn't believe the things Sam was telling us" Or when Ilya and Mira raised concerns about

Wow! Y Combinator + Guillermo Rauch from Vercel 🧡 co-hosted by Puzzle 🧩🚀 and the dream team from Luminal AI (S25) Jake Stevens and Joe Fioti Say no more. Even Karl the Fog pulled up.

quick video explaining key concepts of our luminal frontend

amazing insights from Guillermo Rauch last night on how to build and focus on the important stuff in the early stages great event from the guys at Puzzle 🧩🚀 (Dasha Shunina) and Luminal (S25) (Joe Fioti, Matthew Gunton, Jake Stevens)

It’s funny that there are industry agnostic AI conferences. Sorta feels like having a generic ‘internet’ conference in 1999

Some personal news: I’m excited to announce that I’m humbled and honored.

You suddenly learn much faster once you increase your tolerance to being wrong in public.