Children being loud and annoying in public is a small price to pay for living and participating in society. Everyone goes through this cycle and you too were once that child. We can’t just lock them indoors. Chest it, sorry.

what used to be long-term, relationship-driven, and founder-first has turned into a content war fought on twitter and zoom, with faster cycles and shorter loyalties still a great job - if you adapt if not, do something else

this will dramatically change in the next 20 years

3 levels of wealth > works on single monitor > works on multiple monitors > works from an iphone

can someone explain why anyone would want an autograph?

unfortunately tomorrow will be definitely better than today

have kids.

believing ai will end creativity is like believing fast food ended fine dining

crazy ARR from AI companies in months doesn’t mean they’re great businesses right now it’s a gold rush - the picks & shovels crowd is making bank, but the gold runs out fast tech is deflationary, ARR spikes aren’t the same as durable market winners

twitter makes you mad, linkedin makes you cringe, reddit makes you lose hope who’s building the next social network (sans media)? happy to cut the first check

Rest in piss to this pump and dump shitstock. You won't be missed. The grift is up.

the best version of twitter was when everyone else was on facebook and instagram now they’re here and it's all noise no signal (unfortunately Nikita Bier is so good at his job it's only going to make it worse)

With AI, everybody will make their own software just like how we all 3D print our own furniture.

who would have thought roon would make shape rotators cheaper and wordcels more expensive

so you’re telling me that someone that was brought in to fix things wasn’t happy with the current team and would sometimes complain about the state of things? we’re doomed

when you get hit with a “pls fix. tnx”

good vcs: this list is nonsense bad vcs: honored to be #113 on this prestigious list (sequoia is #127)

evergreen tweet

walking into my next LP meeting