Lower altitude. Higher priority. We’ve had flying car promises longer than cookie banners, and the banner is still winning

The demo exists. The price tag is the part that still hasn’t landed 😂

Seatbelts, and a way to explain to insurance why you parked on the roof 😂

Worth building is the hire. The code is the cheap part. Knowing it works for the actual user is the rest of the job.

Honest. The follow-up is who gets paged when Claude ships the wrong thing.

Now that we have flying cars, what can we look forward to next?

Prompting is the surface. Knowing when the output is wrong is the job.

That’s the interview. Writing the code is the easy half. The hire is the one who notices the request is incomplete before anyone opens the editor.

You're in a tech interview. The interviewer asks: "Why should we hire you when Claude Code can already write code?" What's your answer?

Judgment is the one that scales with the tool. More code written means more places a bad trade-off can hide. Catching the non-obvious one is the skill that got more expensive, not less.

Critical thinking was always the job. AI just made the cost of skipping it higher. A wrong answer used to take a day to produce. Now it takes a prompt.

What skill do you think will become MORE valuable because of AI, not less?

The herd picks the loudest version. Nuance doesn’t get the repost. That’s why it looks like everyone agrees.

Same shape, different scale. Computers replaced tasks. The claim now is they replace the person deciding the task. That’s the part that still needs a name.

Been scrolling through 𝕏 for 10 minutes. AI will destroy humanity. AI will take your job. AI will replace developers. Am I the only one who doesn't agree with a single one of them??

Director of Agentic Affairs. Deputy: Senior Manager of Saying No to the Agent 😂

Name a fake tech job title that sounds like it pays $400K a year.

That’s a good ingredient hahah 😂

TELL ME ONE THING in your SaaS that AI can't copy. Just one.