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Choose the market gap carefully. Very carefully.

I first shared this gem 7 years ago and it's nore relevant than ever. From the brilliant "How to argue with a cat" 📙by @jayheinrichs

Exactly.

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The vibe of coding in this way was pure satisfaction. Every developer should try it some time.

The opportunity that AI brings to UX Design and Interaction Design is incredible. There's so much to do

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Sorry, you can't vibe code if you don't know anything!! You have to be at least Level 0.1 and have a basic understanding of how things work. Otherwise, you are just wasting time

Today we’re sharing an early look at our latest Gemini update for I/O! Introducing the updated Gemini 2.5 Pro (I/O edition), which ranks #1 on WebDev Arena and surpasses our previous 2.5 Pro model by +147 Elo points. 🏆 blog.google/products/gemin…

The techie/populist romance was never going to last: their worldviews are absolutely different and they were united by little more than their mutual hate for woke. Since that's been self-exiled into irrelevance on Bluesky, there's nothing holding it together.

That's precisely what I've been saying. Thank you Sundar Pichai

Google is the only fully vertically integrated player.

In our competitive society, where it seems that only the strong and winners deserve to live, sport also teaches us how to lose. It forces us, in learning the art of losing, to confront our fragility, our limitations and our imperfections. It is through the experience of these

That doesn't mean you should let AI take over your life though. For example, you shouldn't let it do your writing for you. Writing is thinking, and you need to be able to do that for yourself.

We are now closer to the year 2100 than to 1950. Also closer to 2050 than to 2000. Time to start acting like it.

This really hits close to home for me. My whole career in tech was one big unsuccessful struggle to try to explain the distinction between these various modes of operation, and why you will fail miserably if you try to impose a single mindset for all of them.

Don’t listen to people who’ve never made money on how the economy should be managed. Don’t listen to people who’ve never built anything on how technology should be managed.