I have never been really good at taking notes but as my work is getting more and more busy, I need to get more organized around my thoughts. What are the best note-taking tools you have used? Without being a prolific note-taker yourself, it needs to work on Mac and iPhone. It needs to have MCP access and preferably the app should be updated to iPhone Duo
Clip from this week's podcast:
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My head of operations merged her first PR today. @AmpCode enabled her to fix the issue by herself.
New episode of Still Early is out and we're finally in person!
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Are we starting to have product-market fit? Judging from my recent demos, there's definitely some good signs!
Short clip from the latest vlog. Full episode: youtube.com/watch?v=R8KbwsNa…
I have @AmpCode building an Amp+Work Lounder Micro 2 integration inspired by the Codex Micro.
I stay in a hotel every week, and now Grok Bot books it automatically for me, four weeks in advance. I just need it to be able to fill in the credit card automatically...
Well well well
BREAKING: Patrick Collison just told the Valley exactly where the next Stripe gets built.
And it's not an AI lab.
Asked what he'd build if starting from scratch, Collison pointed directly at legacy vertical software — decades-old systems still running healthcare, logistics, construction, finance.
Entire industries. Still on 1990s infrastructure.
Every ambitious founder is chasing foundation models right now.
Collison is pointing at the opposite end of the stack.
The most defensible businesses often come from the places everyone else decides are too boring to touch.
Is the Valley sleeping on the biggest opportunity in software right now?



