David Krieger retweeted
I started Seattle 2.0 in 2006 with a vision bigger than I could execute. Today, @seattlefloworg comes to life! It's the place for founders, investors, and people working with startups to discover what's happening in the Seattle region's startup scene.
David Krieger retweeted
Everyone in AI is building for everyone else in AI.
We're building for your group chat.
Introducing Charming ✨ Personal apps for us normies.
Make an app for your book club, a meal planner for your family, go wild (it's free!)
Build in Claude/ChatGPT, share like a Google Doc
My step count is definitely on its way up the more I use Claude - submit request, get up, pace, come back to see what’s completed… over and over and over
David Krieger retweeted
Mother’s Day hits different this year.
After a courageous 8-year battle with #ALS, I said goodbye to my mom, Marcia Kaplan, on Friday.
I’m gutted.
She was tenacious and larger than life. Lived through real hardship with a carefree “what, me worry?” shrug. Mom loved music, tennis, art, travel, and enjoying a good, hearty laugh. But mostly, she loved her family and lived her life with an outsized heart, always ready to give.
She taught me everything I know about leading with strength and love.
And I really fucking miss her.
David Krieger retweeted
6 years ago #MLB adopted #ALS as its official charity of choice. Today is #ALSDay - or as it's call in baseball, #LouGehrigday.
The mets just so happen to be in Seattle. I am definitely going to the game.
Miss you, mom 💔
David Krieger retweeted
Must-read article for anyone whose job involves *thinking*
nytimes.com/2026/08/04/opini…
"The problem with writing with A.I. is that it’s mentally enfeebling...
What, uniquely, does writing do? ... It compels thinking in ways that silent contemplation or spoken language rarely can."
David Krieger retweeted
what a slap in the face to “software is dead”
some people may think “agents will handle the maintenance”, but are you sure it’s cheaper buying tokens for the agents than just buying the software?
basic economics - if a piece of software takes $1m worth of tokens to make, one company can make it and sell to a million customers. with some profit margin baked in, each customer might get it at $5
if everyone makes the software by themselves, everyone will pay $1m of tokens each building the same thing over and over again. and for what? for a few vibe coders in the company to enjoy their five minute of fame and say “look! i can build jira”?
David Krieger retweeted
The great thing about AI is it allows us to achieve about 80% of what an expert would achieve.
The danger of AI is it's that last 20% can really come back to bite you.
David Krieger retweeted
AI is exceptional for software development.
But the history of software development is a history of foot guns. Create a new thing, create a new foot gun.
For example, C made manual memory management portable. The foot gun was decades of buffer overflows.
It can write software, but it can't change the fact that software engineering has decades of new foot guns written over old foot guns.
6 years ago #MLB adopted #ALS as its official charity of choice. Today is #ALSDay - or as it's call in baseball, #LouGehrigday.
The mets just so happen to be in Seattle. I am definitely going to the game.
Miss you, mom 💔
Mother’s Day hits different this year.
After a courageous 8-year battle with #ALS, I said goodbye to my mom, Marcia Kaplan, on Friday.
I’m gutted.
She was tenacious and larger than life. Lived through real hardship with a carefree “what, me worry?” shrug. Mom loved music, tennis, art, travel, and enjoying a good, hearty laugh. But mostly, she loved her family and lived her life with an outsized heart, always ready to give.
She taught me everything I know about leading with strength and love.
And I really fucking miss her.
Killer line up of speakers and opportunity to connect. Not too late to sign up!
xitter.cf/dbk2002/status/2031045…
The @seattlefloworg Startup Day 2026 speaker lineup is live.
16 founders. 30+ startups built between them. Over $1B raised. Products used by billions.
Seattle, May 15. Here's who's on stage. 👇
Sick of AI doomerism but also keenly aware of reality? Us too, so we decided to do something about it.
AI has forever changed software. It’s easier than ever to ship, but much harder to know what actually needs fixing.
And even worse, there is a growing disconnect between folks in non-tech industries dealing with painful, daily headaches that AI can solve now and builders who can create solutions, but don’t know which problems actually matter.
That’s the gap we’re closing with Foundations NEXT.
It’s a simple pitch: bring the real problem. No deck, no startup BS, just the operational pain you live with.
We’ll share it with AI-native builders at Foundations who can poke at it, refine it, and maybe build something useful. Best of all, they’ll build it with you. For free. And if it becomes something bigger, we’ll partner with you.
To operators who keep muttering “this shouldn’t be this hard” take a look and drop a problem if it fits @ fndtns.org/next
David Krieger retweeted
I'm attending Startup Day 2026 in Seattle on May 15th. Other founders and future founders should check it out. startupday.seattleflow.org/?…
I'm attending Startup Day 2026 in Seattle on May 15th. Other founders and future founders should check it out. startupday.seattleflow.org/?…
Great initiative to boost Seattle entrepreneurs…!













