I’d argue it has never been valid, but also could be driven more by imposter syndrome than stealing of ideas.

✈️Travelled the least distance in 10 years
🏔️Spent more time outdoors
☠️ Only 2 near-death experiences, 2x change on 2023.

I’m not a .NET dev, but for all other languages I use Sentry. They seem to have good .NET support

I do the opposite: block: extension://

If you’re building AI products that deal with customer data or anything that is sensitive/bound by Privacy regulations, it’s the only LLM with a stated commitment to not use your prompts for training cloud.google.com/vertex-ai/ge...

Your ability to make an impact at a product is inversely proportional to how many people work on the problem.

Small cross functional teams with strong mission get the best work done.

What are your thoughts on www.fillout.com

I have a copy of that somewhere, definitely helped my early career

I was curious if you had started building a form product. I cut my teeth on forms early in my career, still seems to be a lot of opportunity.

I’m building alcova.ai

What are you building?

This seems like a crowded space, what’s your insight?

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The Apple Watch definitely has a better UX and nicer hardware, but it’s designed for the majority of the population, not the 2% of people who actually run more than 5 kms or want to measure training performance.

Apple Watch Ultra

- Constantly asks if I'm still working out when doing a long hike up a mountain.

Apple Watch Ultra is a watch for people who want to look like they do hard things. Feels like it was built and tested in a lab on a treadmill.

It's the Park Run of watches.

- Workouts longer than 60 minutes go into low power mode making basic stats unavailable. I typically run 10-20kms every Saturday morning, so 1 to 2 hours.
- Track back is limited to 5kms. I tried it on a 19km hike and it was useless.

Apple Watch Ultra: I've used this for 2 years and started to get frustrated when doing any sort of training that exceeded what they probably only tested in a lab in Cupertino.

Examples:

- Training readiness and sleep insights are native, not an external app

Forerunner cons:
- Notifications, can't really control what appears from my phone on the watch
- No Apple Pay — there is Garmin pay but I haven't set it up
- No music controls while working out. Not really an issue.