Everyone is building startups that will help build other startups.

Why do tv shows have great writing throughout their run and then fail to stick the landing? When it’s clear as day what needs to happen in order to deliver a satisfying conclusion.

Looking at you game of thrones, himym

The best social media at any given time is an early stage, buzzy app that hasn't scaled or monitized its users yet.

Meetup was great and now it's filled with ads, subscription pushes and features hidden behind pay walls.

Instagram was great before reels. Now it's a lot of brain rot

Everyone should read The Stormlight Archive by Brandon Sanderson so I have more people to talk about this amazing series

The idea that repeatedly prompting a chatbot until it makes something satisfactory is better than coding it yourself feels naive to me. Of course you should make use of ChatGPT, but don’t use it in the most inefficient way possible. ChatGPT is best used as a stackoverflow on steroids

Every year the new year comes around and people make resolutions that they never truly implement.

Why is that? Because it’s usually too big a leap. Real progress is slow and hard.

For 2025, try to make your resolutions as small as possible.

In order for AI agents to be successful, the internet needs to be more open to bots interacting with websites. Right now, website owners depend majorly on ad revenue which requires real visitors. So why would they want to allow AI agents on their websites?

Should have asked Santa for free AI credits this Christmas. But based on demand, he might be running low anyway

What are the limits of what 1 single developer can build and deploy? These days almost everything is an abstraction. So maybe someone could just put the pieces together to make something large. Like the software equivalent of a Lego Death Star

I miss the time when Game of Thrones was the best show on tv and the Warriors dynasty was destroying every team

The biggest companies today started by doing just 1 thing slightly better than the competition and then took off. There were search engines before Google and social media before Facebook

In a funding environment driven by fomo and reducing corporate benefits, the opportunity cost for employees to shake off their golden handcuffs is now at an all-time low

AI, Space, Nuclear Energy, Bio tech. Is there any other future facing industry that will truly hit its stride decades from now? I can think of Quantum Computing, but that feels much further away to be practically useful.

The process of using ChatGPT to build a project is still too slow to be considered a real alternative to doing it yourself. There’s too much friction involved. When will we get to a point when we have our own Jarvis?

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