.@stripe can now generate an official verified page to share your metrics! For https://t.co/mZSItWEQFE: • MRR: https://t.co/Uh0syJGVqb • MRR growth: https://t.co/GXdrkwzTcy Thanks to @marclou and his TrustMRR dot com for undoubtedly encouraging this feature.

to commemorate alan dye moving from apple to meta, here's one of his best quotes

Heads up: @googlecloud's Vertex now charges for cached input tokens. My bill from the previous four days:

One final happy shot of https://t.co/mZSItWEQFE in Stripe City ( https://t.co/sUNophM3wH). Thank you, @stripe!

.@cursor_ai's Composer 1 is so outrageously fast, it's insane. It is actually 400+% faster than codex or sonnet/opus. I am skeptical for Composer 1's quality to match the others for complex tasks. It's likely close, but of course you'd always want the best implementation/design

Elon on automation: “Always wait until the end of designing a process, after you have questioned all of the requirements and deleted unnecessary parts, before you introduce automation.”

Elon on calling out workers not pulling their weight: “By trying to be nice to people, you are actually not being nice to the dozens of other people who are doing their jobs well and will get hurt if I do not fix the problem spots.”

AutoText is blowing my own mind!! Just autocompleted with the actual article I needed, already formatted as a hyperlink.

It's incredible how a request from Sydney to AWS `us-east-2` (Cleveland) is only 150 ms RTT! 150 ms to circle Earth! This means a global arch using DB read-replicas and cache/KV syncing with your DB to support compute at multiple global regions saves at most 100-140 ms RTT*.

My https://t.co/mZSItWEQFE’s MRR was shown in the @stripe diorama!

Question all requirements, internal and external. Then delete, delete, delete.

I now own https://t.co/tMbMnhz5D9 SOON! - Complete marketing site - Admin work: CA foreign qualificaiton, ToS, Privacy Policy, FSTB, CA FTB, Google OAuth verification - Deployment + publishing flow with GitHub Actions - Long tail bug fixes

One of my favorite lessons I’ve learnt from working with smart people: Action produces information. If you’re unsure of what to do, just do anything, even if it’s the wrong thing. This will give you information about what you should actually be doing. Sounds simple on the

"Mercy to the guilty is cruelty to the innocent." ~ Adam Smith

Maniacal sense of urgency.

Complexity is the enemy of scaling. Delete. Delete. Delete. Simplify. Simplify. Simplify.

A thing often in common among great startup investors, founders, and researchers: Trading making a lot of small mistakes in exchange for getting a few giant wins. (Surprisingly many people seem to prefer a few big mistakes in exchange for a lot of small wins.)

All requirements are recommendations, except for physics.

1. Question all requirements 2. Delete, delete, delete 3. Maniacal sense of urgency (hardcore)

Bluetooth tethering speeds for iPhone 17 Pro are incredible!