Native is a narrative studio for builders shaping a world of agency, craft, and belief. Native is anti-slop, pro-intention. Work is worship, and your work is the endless pursuit of truth. Founders are stewards of the environments we find ourselves in. The goal is to help a.

OpenAI model launches are the new WWDC.

RT @jaesmail: It is almost always more advantageous for the audience you build to have some sort of geographic concentration. Being locally….

This is likely because being locally known means that you created value for your community. You can build a big audience online while providing zero value, but you can’t really get 10k people from your city to take you seriously unless you’re tapped into the city.

It is almost always more advantageous for the audience you build to have some sort of geographic concentration. Being locally known makes the rest of your network take you more seriously than if you had 10k followers in random places.

This is dumb. Why are paying customers subsidizing the federal government?.

This is truer than you probably think on first read.

There are media businesses that have made a name for themselves by being a mouthpiece for a single big company (Apple, OpenAI, etc.). Lesson in there.

RT @landon20s: Wouldn’t it be nice if there was a site built just for Chicago founders with every local VC, coworking space, founder commun….

All of this is to say, work is valuable in its own right. If you’re stuck, just work. On anything. It doesn’t matter. Movement itself will build the momentum you need to figure out the right next step.

The only thing that changed was movement. I started doing stuff, even if it wasn’t the “best” idea. I had to make money. I had to do my job. And ideas just fell out of that relentless movement.

16yo me was limited by ideas. I read PG’s “How to Get Startup Ideas” dozens of times trying to find the thing I should work on. Now I can’t imagine ever running out of ideas. Ideas are so abundant that they feel like a burden.

RT @0xSplits: You should probably write more. Not just for yourself, but for your team. The five main reasons why Splits has a writing cul….

(This is not a critique of Jackson, he was just the first Friend tweet I saw on my TL this morning lol) i.

My prediction re: Friend and other products like it:. 1. Many tech bros will thoughtlessly use Friend in public, pictures will go viral. 2. The lefty internet will erupt in outrage. “AI is already bad, now it’s listening to us at parties and at the park?”. 3. Technologists, who.

Software is media. Companies are media. LLMs are materials we use to craft media. All are in pursuit of delivering a message.

This does not surprise me, and yet I feel like only 0.1% are using it for anything more than drafting emails, cover letters, and basic search.

RT @ssraza21: Introducing @QulAIApp - An Arabic AI Tutor that helps you gain true fluency. All the current solutions out there felt like a….

RT @dgabeau: Identity and social infrastructure is hard. There will be many more attempts to solve these problems, each with their own pros….

"We're heads down focused on letting the product speak for itself, we don't need anyone doing marketing.". If you say the above, one of two things is true:. (1) You're engaging in a lot of marketing activities that you don't realize are marketing. (2) You're gonna lose.

LLMs are uniquely malleable. You can tweak prompts, reshape workflows, and adapt your org in real time, much faster than retraining an employee or hiring a new one. "AI-native" orgs are those that treat the company as clay and shape it to fit the market perfectly.