It’s great that the new iPhone 18 Pro comes in basically the same colour as my iPhone 13 Pro. Now I have even less pressure to upgrade to what is essentially the same phone.
Sean Archard retweeted
Robert Greene had it right:
“If you don’t feel frustrated when you’re learning something, you’re not learning. You’re deluding yourself.”
The days of using processor speed as a selling point for average consumer computers are well and truly over.
I have a base M1 MacBook Pro which hasn’t blinked since I bought it.
School teaches you that failure is a bad thing and it is to be avoided at all costs.
This is hugely problematic for later life. Great success more often than not comes from tail events.
Try more things. Fail more often.
Sean Archard retweeted
Being cringe is the tax you pay when you start to prove to the world that you care more about what you want than how you look.
You can just do things.
Stop waiting for permission or for the correct job/role/team/opportunity to be presented to you.
As you build out any business (tech or otherwise) you will come across micro problems that need to be solved.
Oftentimes, solutions to these problems can be products in their own right. They are viable business ideas hiding in plain sight.
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Vibe coders trying to justify why they don’t review the code and rely on their "sophisticated" test suites that are also vibe coded is the funniest shit
Marketing was looked down upon when I was in college as being “easy”.
Now it’s the most important aspect of a tech business.





