Your kid's AI toy was trained on trillions of parameters.

Every investor told him to put ChatGPT in his toddler product.

Jensen Huang said he thought Nvidia was going out of business 100 times.

What surprised her most was how many CEOs have no real idea

I want to 10x my money in a week." Justin Kramer calls that gambling.

Building in San Francisco is like being an Olympic athlete who lives in the Olympic Village.

A 10% chance AI runs away and destroys us all.

His friends raised $30 million. Now they're sitting there asking what to do with it.

She hired a 19 year old to run distribution.

Companies rarely die from competition. They die when the co-founder relationship does.

Take whatever deadline you set for yourself and cut it in half, then watch what you stop doing.

She's 22, runs BOND, and got into YC at 21 off a reply to a single tweet.

Funding sources, ranked.

Leadership styles, ranked.

The founder bookshelf, graded.

The founder city tier list. New York takes S, San Francisco lands at B, all of Europe gets an F.

Ranking what to actually do in your 20s. Travel gets an A, internships a B, AI-written resumes an F.

The work philosophy tier list. Deep work blocks take an A, 996 lands at C, LinkedIn slop gets an F.

I graded the things founders argue about most: cities, funding, books, management, work philosophy.

The story going around is that someone built God in a closet in Texas and we're all finished.

Charismatic founder wins the pitch, then a 23-year-old does all the work.

Broke after the recession, he started buying strangers coffee just to ask how they did their job.

Stop asking Claude what will go viral. Go somewhere the feed hasn't already been.

Founders only go on shows where nobody will ask them a hard question. Who's actually asking them?

His whole method is two questions. Why does it matter, and why does it matter to you.

He tells founders to stop posting about their own product.

ADHD or anxiety can be a superpower for you.

Where you put your attention is where your life ends up going.

"I always steal confidence from my future self."

Entrepreneurship keeps introducing you to parts of yourself you'd never have met otherwise.

"I don't optimize for strategy. I optimize for obsession."

The quality of a founder isn't how they operate on their best day.

A viral Twitter thread said someone should build a manifesting app.

The service is never free. You're paying with the most valuable thing you own.

In studies with nice: if punishment is random and you can’t control your environment...

Building on the side? Separate laptop, separate everything.

AI doesn’t need to be conscious to be dangerous 🤖

Social media paved the way for AI (and most people don’t realize this).

How Infinity builds companies before any code exists:

“AI doesn't fail on the math. It fails on the org.”

He built brain implants that let paralyzed patients type with their thoughts.

People keep asking if the AI-vs-headcount savings are real. And it’s not even close 😂

The thing about me is I'm psycho. I'll listen to every podcast, read every update.

"What's a startup belief you held like religion five years ago that you now think is total BS?"

You don't need anyone's permission to start a company.

The tech moat is mostly gone.

You can't run someone else's playbook and expect it to fit your company.

5 years ago I treated tech moats like religion. Now I think they barely exist.