Peter Maldonado retweeted
Everyone's asking what AI can do for their job.
We asked if it could teach a 6-year-old.
Introducing Ello 2.0: reading, math & more for ages 4-9. Free tier for all.
If we want AI to force-multiply humanity, let's start with teaching our youngest.
Peter Maldonado retweeted
Me, a newly engaged fiancée in 2026:
“Claude, plan my wedding. Make no mistakes.”
Peter Maldonado retweeted
"Love, family, community… these things come when you abandon your dreams of stimulating the local economy."
theargumentmag.com/p/the-nim…
Peter Maldonado retweeted
We are all fundamentally flawed. The sooner you become comfortable with making mistakes in front of other people, the happier you’ll be
Peter Maldonado retweeted
this may be silly, but I somehow feel like technical problems… often resist classification. there are no "pure" product tasks, systems tasks, design tasks, people tasks.
there are just hard problems, and we solve them usually along multiple axes and frameworks of thought
Peter Maldonado retweeted
One key problem with politics in a republic is that the future doesn't have any votes
Peter Maldonado retweeted
Oh you only work on “interesting problems?” Your event horizon stops at hayes valley
Peter Maldonado retweeted
some left wing groups have gotten so stuck on the idea that if something has a disproportionate impact, nothing can be done
@IDoTheThinking
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DOGE employee says "I personally was pretty surprised, actually, at how efficient the government was," fraud was minimal, and abuse was "relatively nonexistent"
npr.org/2025/06/02/nx-s1-541…
Peter Maldonado retweeted
Shout it from the rooftops
Replying to @ezraklein
A lot more to say here than I can jam into some tweets, so here it is: Abundance's "Theory of Power," explained. nytimes.com/2025/06/08/opini…


















