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Claude can now search the web.
Each response includes inline citations, so you can also verify the sources.
There’s so much going on here.. 😂
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Claude can now search the web.
Each response includes inline citations, so you can also verify the sources.
There’s so much going on here.. 😂
Indicators of personal success:
1) You are living where you want to live.
2) You get to spend a lot of time with people you love.
3) You are becoming who you want to be.
4) You attract the people you want to work with.
5) You are optimistic and excited about the future.
More clients is NOT the answer.
Fewer but better clients is.
"The big money is not in buying or selling, but in the waiting."
-Charlie Munger
It's on Confluence. It's on Sharepoint. It's in the repo. It's in the network share. No not that share, the other share. Yeah, you have to get to that one by logging in to this virtual machine. It was shared in a Teams chat. Oh you're not in that chat, let me add you.
Beautiful ode to The Crazy Ones who everyone wants to exalt after they've broken through. Only to diminish them once more when they attempt to do the same again. "Did you think I was also going to be a chill, normal dude?"
Most startups don’t fail because of bad ideas. They fail because they learn too slowly. A bad idea with fast feedback loops can turn into a great company. A great idea with slow feedback dies before it adapts.
AI is causing an interesting second order impact. It’s exposing bad talent faster.
Earlier bad talent could hide behind long cycles of iteration but as feedback loops are getting faster with AI, there’s no place to hide for them.
Exciting times.
Bath time for the babies! 🐶😂
Business is shockingly simple.
But surprisingly hard.
Tattoo this to your brain:
"The world is a malleable place. If you know what you want, and you go for it with maximum energy and passion, the world will often reconfigure itself around you much more quickly and easily than you would think.”
– Marc Andreessen
Always stick to what makes you weird, odd, strange, different. That’s your source of power.
If you don't shamelessly promote your work, every day for the next 10-20 years, you will get stuck doing someone else's work until you realize that nobody is going to pay you if they have no idea who you are.
1. erase "vibe coding" from your brain
2. download claude code
3. ask your employer to cover costs
3a. use bedrock to add to aws bill
4. start claude code, then /init
4a. (in every package dir if monorepo)
5. add "fetch" mcp server
5a. and "puppeteer" if building for web
6. start working on a feature/fix (by hand)
7. as soon as you have that feeling of dread, like, "i hate this step", ask claude to do it, add as much detail as possible
8. stage/commit changes before claude takes over (until they add an undo feature)
9. once you have some reps in with claude and you're gaining comfort, use git worktree to create a branch you can work on in parallel and start with a prompt this time
10. keep doing this until you figure out which parts you should do, and which parts you'd rather defer to ai
11. never do another programming task you don't enjoy, that's what the AI is for
i can't tell you what's after this, this is as far as i've gotten, but maybe after more reps (or with new tools+models) we can parallelize more work, that's the hope
Fundamentals Of Accounting
Alternative assets to make up 23% of AUM by 2028 with 57% of revenues
Sourced from Tikehau Capital Investor Presentation
1%: building the app
99%: distribution, setbacks, bugs, scaling, hiring, optimizations, consistency
everyone in YC has been brainwashed to 'iterate and learn from user feedback' but my last backend commit was 7 months ago (September), and this is my revenue chart.
sometimes you just need to stop coding and learn how to grow things
"The best revenge is to not be like them" - Marcus Aurelius
People overestimate the value of intelligence and underestimate the value of being able to endure getting kicked in the nuts for a few years straight while keeping a smile on your face.
With database.build, you can create an unlimited number of databases using AI! You can create dummy data or import data from CSV files.
You can now deploy the database you built on database.build to Supabase with a click of a button!
The Python Paradox in the wild. (I knew when I chose it that this name wouldn't age well.)
I am in a season of life where I am consuming very little content, barely reading, rarely using social media. Instead, I am writing 5-7 hours a day, going to the gym, and using any excess time to rest.
And I can confirm: the rate of progress is insane.