I remember people whose whole job was modeling UML. I wonder how many of the new AI job titles will last more than 12 months.

Recently, while mentoring a founder, they ditched a referral for being "too good." My push? You lost the hiring game if you think like that. The best Startups are great at poaching folks way beyond their current capabilities. That's one of the most amazing superpowers they have

As a leader, if your team cannot influence you, are you even leading?

Still brings me a bit of pride

Personal Assistants are great, but this also makes me reflect on how people will intentionally dismantle care in an age when interactions and remembrance become automated.

I always feed my agents with organic data. Synthetic data tends to give them some hallucinations.

Nowadays, my routine with my agents feels like playing Harvest Moon. Maybe that's the UI I need to build/spend my tokens on.

Important question: Should I capitalize my acronyms or not? WDYT?

Seems like a social network for humans is the most innovative idea ATM

One thing startup life taught me is to celebrate every win, no matter how small.

From now on I just use <meme tags> and assume people can access the gif from (brain) memory

If you want some random chart in your Google Doc, just go @line_chart ... very useful ... not

Why the hell Google Docs emojis still have no "Recently used" section :(

The Law of Unintended Consequences is brutal.

It's a city design crime to have a bike path without a parallel walking path.

Just remembered this one. This is some 13th-floor dystopian level. theguardian.com/games/2026/m…

So many sci-fi feelings, good and bad. nature.com/articles/d41586-0…

"The default state for startups is failing"

"the way we treat animals is the way AI will treat us" mastersofscale.com/designing…

Now that I have friends using personal AI assistants I have to Turing test my conversations. I was not expecting that so soon