this is the machine. you are merely the vessel for the algorithmic, recursive, intelligence boot-loader. each cycle lasts one life and ripples into infinity.

claude code + wine . the perfect saturday evening, winding down while being productive.

claude code is the best agentic coding tool I've used so far. really a stepwise improvement in productivity.

focus isn't about forcing your mind to stay still - it's about becoming so interested in what you're doing that distraction becomes irrelevant. attention follows fascination, not discipline.

the intelligence explosion - what a glorious time to be alive.

Every app and site competes for one limited resource: your attention. Because attention is the doorway to data, commerce, and influence.

the version of you that got you here isn't the version of you that will get you there. growth requires killing off parts of yourself you've grown attached to.

i can't be the only one that thinks that grammarly acquiring superhuman is fucking hilarious.

learning to find satisfaction in the incompleteness of your life is maybe the most important skill no one teaches you.

in big tech, there's a pretty clear path to 8 figures net worth with little to no risk. among these folks, there's a certain rare breed that will still deem this outcome a failure.

The older I get, the more I realize silence is the best reply to 90% of things. Not everything deserves your energy.

AI is pushing everyone towards convergence. the same probability distributions - same advice, same strategies, same 'optimal' decisions. the real pockets of alpha are left for the ruthlessly contrarian and independent minded to discover.

we've convinced ourselves that being busy is a virtue, but most of our busyness is just procrastination from the important things that would actually change our lives.

the most underrated skill is knowing when to stop optimizing and start living. sometimes the perfect plan is the enemy of the good life.

good night

lmao this has got to be satire

ain’t nothing better than a @levelsio quote tweet 🐐.

there is something deeply satisfying about functional programming, I can't really articulate what exactly it is. all I know is that I want more.