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As a big Wikipedia user, interesting episode! Here are the notes: - The September 11, 2001 attacks were pivotal for Wikipedia's growth. As traditional news sites crashed due to high traffic, Wikipedia's low-bandwidth, ad-free structure provided a reliable source of information,

Me talking to Copilot as I'm writing some really bad code:

“I’m a god, I create with my mind” and “I’m a terrible coder and this project sucks” are two important mental milestones of building any product

If I’ve learned anything from Parks and Rec it’s that absolutely everything is going to work out as perfectly as possible for everyone I know no matter their qualifications or competence

ChatGPT is mostly right pretty much always but exactly right (I can copy/paste code with no edits) pretty much never. It’s why it’s my favorite tool of all time and why it’s not replacing a single good coder anytime soon.

Listening to your old high school playlists and realizing you were actually cool this whole time

Advertisers: green flag for a newsletter is if they admit upfront that open rates are pretty much meaningless for emails nowadays

Don’t know what I hate more, when someone asks me if I played basketball just because I’m tall or me smiling politely and saying yes since I played basketball likely because I’m tall

The more you read the more you realize most business/psychology/self-help books could just be an 800 word article

Rewatching The Office and those Will Ferrell episodes are definitely where we started to go downhill

Brb scrolling through my bash history for 10 minutes to find an old command so I can avoid typing 7 words again

Headed to golf babe! Be back in six hours pretty buzzed and genuinely frustrated but I promise this is good for my mental health!

Spent $250 on 4 ad platforms (Google, Meta, X, Reddit) to test them out, my thoughts: -Genuinely surprised at how bad every UI is. Hard to use, bugs everywhere, way too complicated for someone new (Google, Meta). -Google’s stuffed AI everywhere for ad creation but it doesn’t