aws went down again 6 hours ago, then caused chase + bofa + other major banks to go down, leaving people unable to use the portal or make card transactions for hours. is this is what happens when humans delegate all their thinking to AI and vibe-code?

my cofounder and i are installing mics all around our office and streaming the complete transcript to ai for insights and infinite memory. no more arguing about who said what. fuck wearables - the future is ai embedded into living spaces.

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every startup in the bay: ai tools make everyone 10x as productive! engineering is becoming commodified! let’s just vibe code! simultaneously, every startup in the bay: can you please intro me to any engineers you know?

another perfect day to make art in figma

most people think raising big is a necessity to hire well, but it isn't. it does increase your top of funnel. but other approaches can be just as effective. e.g., actually convincing your employees of the importance of the idea

The one truism about startups that's actually correct: the most important thing is to hire well Nothing else matters. Small teams can move mountains today.

year 2 of a startup (when all the free startup SaaS plans run out) is what separates the boys from the men

imo agency is a combination of - meta analyzing how and why you should solve a problem in front of you, instead of directly tackling it - being unafraid to do things against social norms or that make you look “cringe” - pure unadulterated self belief

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one crazy side effect of everyone having access to o3's deep research is that nothing can be gatekept anymore. even if you're one of the world's experts on a particular subject, you can no longer point to esoteric research and pretend to have a superior argument.

TLDR on what’s happening in ai for anyone out of the loop: >sam altman shows up >hello we are openai (is closed source btw) and we will be building ai >sam: we need BILLIONS in funding! >everyone: ok here you go sam >sam: wait really? >everyone: yea..? didn’t you say you need

the thinker does not understand that action will give you insights that thinking alone could never produce but the man of pure action has perfect execution in a dead paradigm tech is updating too fast for either. you must think and do - often in the same day

which openai staff member was in a k-hole while typing the demo out?