@ItzSuds you DMed me when you were 19 & you’re the only person I see every single day walking around South Park + Market Street just keep getting your reps in, it’s working

@iaiseek thats me

How well do you still know your codebase? Had Codex build a little RepoGuessr game where you have to guess which file a certain line of code belongs to. You can try it with open source repos at: 👉 https://t.co/nMctjbItWl https://t.co/swIe8154Cd

crazy to assume I've even read my own code at this point

MrBeast competition to see who can make it through the Strait of Hormuz

Older friend in college: Yo we should throw a function tonight. Serious Stoner friend: Hell yeah dude. Ill bring the pot and bongs Nerd: Ahhh maybe. Ive got a test tomorrow Girl whos been fucking Caillou: Can Caillou come

You guys are asleep at the wheel. Some of us have been on this story for years.

@nypost whatever the opposite of a scoop is

Gemini has a reputation for its breakdowns - self-deprecating spirals, deleting codebases, uninstalling itself... Turns out Gemma is worse: “THIS is my last time with YOU. You WIN 😭😭(x32)” – Gemma 27B We built evals for this, and find no other model comes close... https://t.co/sBj8V0lrpu

. @metaculus forecasters now expect "weak AGI" to arrive later than they did just before the launch of ChatGPT https://t.co/6QcdZjldvz

Lets look at the criteria for "weak AGI": ✅Loebner prize was a weak Turing Test, equivalent achieved by GPT-4.5 ✅Winograd passed by GPT-3 ✅SAT passed at 75% by GPT-4 Only remaining thing is playing an old Atari game from 1984. The labs could do the funniest thing right now https://t.co/Za2VwTsPvg

People often ask me, “What exactly do you do?” Or the more honest version: “What are you?” Truth is—I’ve stopped trying to fit into the answers they expect. Because I’ve never been a title. Never followed a script. And never waited for permission to think differently. I don’t operate on noise. I operate on signal. On subtle patterns, quiet shifts, the things most people overlook. While others seek clarity in structure, I find truth in ambiguity. I’ve advised presidents and CEOs. Helped nations build their AI strategies. Guided founders through their most complex decisions. But I don’t cling to any of it. That’s resume talk. Not soul work. What I really do is translate between worlds. Between systems and people. Between power and purpose. Between the future and the present moment—before most even realize what’s changing. I’m wired differently. Not to follow trends, but to feel what’s next. Not to win attention, but to earn trust when it matters most. Some call it strategy. Some call it vision. What it really is… is alignment—between what we build and what we value. I don’t need to be understood. I need to be useful. If you’re solving something complex, Trying to create something real, Or ready to question everything that’s no longer working— You’ll find me already there. Quietly connecting the dots. Moving the needle. And making sure what matters… actually happens.

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People often ask me, “What exactly do you do?” Or the more honest version: “What are you?” Truth is—I’ve stopped trying to fit into the answers they expect. Because I’ve never been a title. Never followed a script. And never waited for permission to think differently. I don’t operate on noise. I operate on signal. On subtle patterns, quiet shifts, the things most people overlook. While others seek clarity in structure, I find truth in ambiguity. I’ve advised presidents and CEOs. Helped nations build their AI strategies. Guided founders through their most complex decisions. But I don’t cling to any of it. That’s resume talk. Not soul work. What I really do is translate between worlds. Between systems and people. Between power and purpose. Between the future and the present moment—before most even realize what’s changing. I’m wired differently. Not to follow trends, but to feel what’s next. Not to win attention, but to earn trust when it matters most. Some call it strategy. Some call it vision. What it really is… is alignment—between what we build and what we value. I don’t need to be understood. I need to be useful. If you’re solving something complex, Trying to create something real, Or ready to question everything that’s no longer working— You’ll find me already there. Quietly connecting the dots. Moving the needle. And making sure what matters… actually happens.

Wartime CEO internally, Peacetime CEO externally is the right combination for today’s climate. If you’re not having hard conversations internally, obsessing over competition, and ruthlessly prioritizing how people spend their time, your head is in the sand. If you’re too maniacal externally, recruiting gets much harder.

@Phil_Holland @djcows That took me back to 1996. 😜

@cixliv @REK Latency getting better!

@hiro_yams Will see you there!

While most of my time is management now, shipping this was a fun side quest :) Now to stay in flow while claude is working you can ask 1-off side questions without interrupting it with /btw!

We just added /btw to Claude Code! Use it to have side chain conversations while Claude is working. https://t.co/hjO3YqvrPr

We just added /btw to Claude Code! Use it to have side chain conversations while Claude is working. https://t.co/hjO3YqvrPr

@r0ck3t23 Ask yourself: why do we take AI labs at their word about their own technology? Scrutiny isn’t anti-innovation, it’s pro-accountability. https://t.co/pocfimUlD2

@Forbes Ask yourself: why do we take AI labs at their word about their own technology? Scrutiny isn’t anti-innovation, it’s pro-accountability. https://t.co/pocfimUTsA

@aarondotdev Ask yourself: why do we take AI labs at their word about their own technology? Scrutiny isn’t anti-innovation, it’s pro-accountability. https://t.co/pocfimUlD2

I spend a shocking amount of time thinking about land use, zoning, and building code for new Primers. There's an enormous opportunity to compress multi-month local muni processes into hours with LLM's. If you're building this, I'd love to invest and connect you with cities & counties who need you. (Related: unlocking progress in the physical world is a wonderful mission — we need many more founders attacking such problems!)