Cool to see AI evaluations evolving as the models do. A lot of people think AI is the end-all, be-all. Although it's helpful in many ways; augmenting coding, research, data analytics, etc. It's still in its infancy in terms of its true potential.

Most people die with 90% of their potential unused because they're afraid of a few years of hard conversations, working on stuff you have no idea how to do yet, and doing way more boring work than you thought you were capable of.

Spent five days in the Rocky Mountains wilderness backpacking at 10,500 ft elevation. I took this video at sunrise. Everyone I’ve sent it to thinks it’s AI generated. We’re stepping into a future where we can’t trust what we see. That’s terrifying.

Claude Code + Cursor has made software development so efficient

Just leaked 110+ plug-and-play n8n templates that multiple industries are paying me $10K+ for. Your weekend project: Pick any industry, copy-paste a workflow, start printing money. The vault includes: - Real estate lead machines (sold to 2 companies) - Automotive inventory bots

From a founder friend: My game team is a hesitant to use AI so I’m replacing them with AI Embrace AI

Hot take: I dislike the new term Vibe Coding It’s rapid prototype development. It’s not new. Most people have been doing it wrong for years. The tech world found a new term to call it, for now, and we can now move faster with AI tooling.

Shopify’s CEO just betrayed his entire company: After building a $143 BILLION empire by "putting people first"... His new policy just made it impossible for employees to keep their jobs. Here’s the brutal memo turning humans into backup plans: 🧵

We’re already in a world where not using AI is the strange thing

I’m a B2B software investor and a B2B software founder with multiple bootstrapped exits. These points are solid advice for pre-seed B2B startups looking to focus, grow, and create a core GTM strategy.

Spent 3 weeks in Taipei and learned: Top ML engineers in Taiwan make $30K/yr vs $150K in the U.S. For early-stage startups, hiring ML engineers overseas, and in particular Taiwan, is a no-brainer.

Nike is down 30%+ YTD (wiping $60B+). A former Nike branding exec wrote a viral post and blames it on three decisions Nike made in 2020 under incoming CEO John Donahue. The plan prioritized the direct-to-consumer (DTC) business but backfired: ▫️ELIMINATE CATEGORIES: Mckinsey

THE GLOBAL IT OUTAGE YOU WITNESSED WAS NOT AN ACCIDENT! IMPORTANT! The purpose of this thread is to explain non-IT and to non information/cyber security professionals why I believe the outage you are seeing around the world due to the update from #Crowdstrike is not an accident.

Underrated Grubhub feature on iPhone is the static Status Bar so you don’t have to open an app to check your order It’s the little things in life

The FTC put the AI industry on notice today. Make false claims about your AI features, and risk a fine. NGL Labs was fined $5M for lying about AI protections for kids. The AI didn't exist. There were no protections.

I’ve helped commercialize dual-use technologies and academic IP for DoD initiatives, and have enjoyed the U.S. military presence and startups focused on military innovation at SXSW every year, for the last several years. It’s disappointing to see SXSW take a blanket stance

Founders that can’t take constructive criticism to change are likely to fail.

LinkedIn is like: I just got a flat tire on the way to a meeting 🚗 I'm frustrated and late ⏰ Here’s what that taught me about project management 👇

You’re never too old to be bold

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