A "patent pending" token standard is probably not going to secure meaningful developer adoption.

Awesome to that some real breakthrough are still crafted on paper!

Google's Notebook LM is a fantastic example of product that "just works"

Impressive. Many personal productivity apps stop launching major new features once they reach that level of success (Evernote, OneNote, Airtable, Quip, ...). Not Notion.

Let's embrace failed demos! In your next demo, get it to run long enough to show what you want to show, and then stage a demo failure, that will get your audience's attention for sure. techcrunch.com/2025/09/19/met…

Beware of hidden prompts

Super fun! But also proof that all this image editing resonates when it's used on top of real storytelling, at least for a few years.

Waymo is basically the best tourist attraction in SF nowadays... and it's priced like one.

I love Andrej Karpathy’s idea of stripping the LLM down to a “cognitive core”, rather than a memorization machine. The three ideal ingredients of a successful agent seem to be: ▫Cognition ▫Knowledge ▫Skills As a metaphor, great engineers transcend language. You can write Python,

Engineers are typically the harshest critics of their own shipping cycles. Seeing technical staff at Google willing to put their reputation behind the Gemini launch on X is a significant signal of genuine product conviction. Bullish about the company's mid-term prospects.

Sad to be stuck before even starting :) Google Antigravity

Thanks to NVIDIA and their excellent results for saving us from what could otherwise have been a significant market correction!

That's pretty low. We should be celebrating people like Yann LeCun who have spent their lives inspiring, teaching, and hiring young researchers.

Surprised by this take, given how many music professionals became successful with no technical skills (Rihanna, Michael Jackson, Eminem, Rick Rubin...). I would have expected the answer to be: in a world where everyone is consuming media content all the time, there is a huge

It's brave -- and rare -- to do something like that when your founder says you shouldn't.

This is an interesting perspective from a professional investor, but the Amazon comparison delivers a more powerful message: Amazon's market cap exploded because lots of mainstream users loved the product and believed that the company would go places. This was, indeed, true well