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• Armin Ronacher x.com 16 Sept It's this time of the year again.
• Bryan Johnson x.com 18 Sept Now every time the wifi goes down...it's the swarms
• Shane Parrish x.com 19 Sept "I don't believe in 50 friends. I believe in a smaller number. Nor do I care about society events. It's the most senseless use of time. When I do go out, from time to time, it's just to convince myself again that I'm…
• Erik Hoel Newsletter 15 Sept Humanity’s Flight 93 Moment
• Nat Eliason x.com 12 Sept First time @bot has told me no. And it’s… getting a podcast transcript?
• Casey Newton Bluesky 11 Sept I wrote about the AI safety vibe shift. It's been a long time in coming:
• David Heinemeier Hansson x.com 18 Sept What a great conversation today. It's such an unbelievably exciting time. And Local AI only makes it more so!
• Ryan Singer x.com 16 Sept …by moment. Therefore any experience design is about what happens on a timeline. It's all about linking multiple steps together. Brand design is more spatial. It's all at once across…
• Adam Wathan x.com 28 Jul It’s orbin’ time.
• Paul Graham x.com 18 Sept It's isn't just to people with ADHD that this happens. Some tasks inherently take a certain amount of time. An appointment that breaks the afternoon into two blocks of time could leave you with no block long enough to…
• Jason Liu x.com 9 Sept There’s levels of building in public And this time it’s a trillion dollar company whose mission is to benefit all.
• M.G. Siegler Bluesky 4 Sept It’s a question as old as time. Or at least as old as Terminator 2. Is AGI here?
• Cal Newport Korrent 10 Aug AI is a normal technology rather than an infinity machine, and it is time we started talking about it that way. It’s a normal technology, and perhaps it’s time we start talking about it that way.
• James Brooks x.com 20 Aug Disneyland Paris, it’s been a wild time, a rollercoaster you could say! Thanks for the memories 🎢 🐭
• Austin Kleon x.com 16 Sept Cunningham’s law, baby. Works every time: “The best way to get the right answer on the Internet is not to ask a question; it's to post the wrong answer.”
• Arvid Kahl x.com 6 Sept We’re collectively realizing that experts, analog or digital, make strange decisions from time to time. Non-determinism, we learn, is both awesome and dreadful. It’s more powerful, but like people, these tools need…
• Casey Liss Mastodon 18 Sept “I understand _why_ getting these tools ready for developers takes time. But I think it’s a misstep from Apple to leave developers mostly hamstrung this long for such a big product launch.” — @lexfri
• Xe Iaso Korrent 15 Sept A network round trip is roughly a million times slower than a filesystem-cache read. …network roundtrip is 10 milliseconds at minimum. It's at least a million times slower because of how reality…
• Brad DeLong Newsletter 18 Sept CROSSPOST: SPENCER ACKERMAN: Fanute The Houthi Coup
• Paul Graham Korrent 18 Sept Some tasks inherently need a continuous stretch of time, so an appointment that splits the afternoon can leave no block long enough to finish them, and this is not limited to people with ADHD. It's isn't just to people with ADHD that this happens. Some tasks inherently take a certain amount of time. An appointment that breaks the afternoon into two blocks of time could leave you with no block long enough to…
• Nat Friedman Korrent 4 Sept Doing things fast is important because you make contact with reality more often It's important to do things fast You learn more per unit time because you make contact with reality more frequently Going fast makes you focus on what's important; there's no time for bullshit
• Visakan Veerasamy x.com 16 Sept fyi: If i used to follow you and i’m not currently following you, it’s not that I unfollowed you in particular. I unfollowed everyone and am taking my time to slowly follow people again🌱
• Kit Yates x.com 8 Sept As news breaks of another robbery from a museum in France, it's probably timely to reshare this article I wrote about museum security after the heist at the Louvre last year.
• Kit Yates Bluesky 8 Sept As news breaks of another robbery from a museum in France, it's probably timely to reshare this article I wrote about museum security after the heist at the Louvre last year.
• Saloni Dattani Bluesky 7 Sept A lot of people made fun of this at the time, but I actually don't think it's that bad. Mostly it amuses me to imagine feeding two birds one scone.
• Derek Thompson Newsletter 19 Aug How to Survive the AI Cyberpocalypse
• Katelyn Jetelina Newsletter 29 Jul It's time to leave the man alone.
• Nick Maggiulli Blog 18 Aug The Myth of Owning Your Time
• Amit Merchant x.com 13 Aug I think it's the first time in the history of https://t.co/oYpGKlHipk that the daily traffic crossed 50,000 visits. It happened yesterday! 🚀
• Anil Seth x.com 2 Sept I'm incredibly grateful to Mark Wooding @AfterSkool100 for taking the time, on his own initiative, to create this rather wonderful animated version of my 2017 @TEDTalks on consciousness & controlled hallucinations. It's…
• Chris Coyier Korrent 31 Aug Getting intensely worked up over how someone else lives is a sign to re-evaluate yourself, not them. It's time for a re-evaluation if you're getting real worked up over how someone else is living.
• Casey Muratori Korrent 26 Aug Refusing to write code with AI can be a philosophical decision rather than a productivity one: the reason to program something is that you want to program it. it's more about what do you want to do? Like what why are you spending this time, right? It's a philosophical question, not a productivity question.
• John Siracusa Mastodon 29 Jul RE: https://mastodon.social/@marioguzman/117005289701832778 Bring this image back in time a decade or two and try to convince people it’s real.
• Saloni Dattani x.com 19 Aug It's unclear to me at the moment whether the view counter on my TED talk is broken or if my aunts and uncles have been frantically refreshing the page thousands of times each
• Jason Cohen Blog 19 Jul What is the value of one hour of a startup founder's time?
• Ralph Adolphs Korrent 17 Aug Awe is a uniquely human emotion, resting on the metacognitive ability to detach conscious experience from the here and now. …to detach our conscious experience from the here and now and do like mental time…
• Gretchen Rubin Site 23 Jul How to Stop Arguing About Household Chores: 13 Strategies for Couples
• Radley Balko Newsletter 20 Jul Suing Stephen Miller
• Susan Kare Korrent 14 Aug However exactly you think you know what a project needs, allow extra time — nothing takes an hour. …think you know exactly what you want to do, but it's still allow extra…
• Nick Maggiulli Blog 21 Jul Money Talks: The Price of Status
• Julia Evans Bluesky 6 Aug …impressive project given that it's built by one person in their spare…
• Sebastian Raschka Korrent 27 Jun Proprietary AI services will become more restrictive over time, making open-weight alternatives valuable as a backup. proprietary services may become more restrictive over time, and it's maybe a good idea to be comfortable with open-weight alternatives as a backup.
• Tom Verrilli Korrent 2 Aug When a decision is called too complex to make, the real explanation is almost always weak leadership. what I definitely learned is like most of the time you hear it's really complex. It isn't. Leadership's just weak.
• Derek Thompson Newsletter 30 Jun It’s the Best Time Ever to Become a Millionaire by Working Alone
• Alexandr Wang Korrent 29 Jul Arguing about whether superintelligence arrives in two years or five is close to a waste of time, because very powerful models are inevitable either way. so much of that debate is like I think um in some ways uh a little bit of a waste of time because, you know, I think it's inevitable that we're going to have very powerful models
• Jensen Huang Korrent 26 Jul This is the greatest time in sixty years to start a company, because the computer itself has been completely reset. Obviously, this is the greatest time in the last 60 years to start a company. The whole industry has changed. It's a complete reset from a technology perspective. The single most important technology in human history,…
• Noam Brown Korrent 26 Jun Humanity's advantage is accumulated shared knowledge rather than higher intelligence — and AI models, which vanish with their context window, have none of it. …that humans are able to do a lot more today than they were back in caveman times because there have been billions of humans thinking for a long time and building off of each other's accumulated…
• Steven Frank Mastodon 7 Feb Conway's back... and this time it's personal.
• David Heinemeier Hansson YouTube 6 Oct 2025 It's not the time it's the attention
• Noam Brown Korrent 26 Jun A benchmark result should be reported under a stated budget, or as a curve against test-time compute — never as a single number. …have some kind of budget for the benchmark whether it's tokens or cost or time or whatever or you plot the performance as a function of the amount of test time compute that's going into the…
• NeetCode Korrent 24 Jun Engineering has no correct answers the way mathematics and science do; it is the best solution available at the time, and everything is a trade-off. Everything is a trade-off. It's not really In engineering, there's no correct answer like there is in math or science. Engineering is about the best solution at the time.
• Noam Brown Korrent 26 Jun A model can make an existing algorithm a hundred times faster and still cannot invent a better one, however long you give it. …something novel and it it's not able to do it. And I can give it a lot of time and it's it's still not able to do…
• Tony Fadell Korrent 7 Jun By the time a technology is hot it is already too late to start in it. there's too many people who chase their tail and chase whatever the hottest thing is. When it's already hot, it's already too late to be in it.
• John Siracusa Bluesky 12 Jul 2023 It’s time.
• Jeff Geerling Uses 5 Jun JetKVM The KVM I use the most around the Studio is the JetKVM. It's tiny, bus-powered, and simple. And most of the time, that's all I need.
• Wes Bos Bluesky 12 May LOL, the kid has no idea it's the other way around! I was the one starstruck to meet Nicole for the first time.
• Jennifer Pahlka Newsletter 23 Mar Reforming like it's 1995
• Tynan Korrent 13 Jan By the time an opportunity is widely known and talked about, it's too late to capitalize on it. Don't follow what other people are doing. By the time they're crowing about it, it's already too late.
• Marc Littlemore Mastodon 20 Dec 2025 It’s Home Alone time. Keep the change, ya filthy animal!
• Marc Littlemore Bluesky 20 Dec 2025 It’s Home Alone time. Keep the change, ya filthy animal!
• Mari Andrew Korrent 1 May Human life is paradoxically both very long and very short, and there is more time available than people make use of. The paradox of human life is that it's so long and so short; we have so much time and we could use so much more of it.
• Dan Luu x.com 9 May …I can exhaust a week's quota on the $200/mo codex plan in ~10 minutes of my time. If I'm in the loop, I get ~10x(?) the productivity per token, but it's time inefficient…
• Davis Kedrosky x.com 20 Feb 2025 It's hard to believe that it's just been one year! So many really fantastic articles in such a short time.
• Terence Tao Korrent 14 Jun 2025 Formalising a proof in Lean currently takes about ten times the effort of writing it out: doable, but annoying. So right now I estimate that the time and effort taken to formalize it, proof is about 10 times the amount taken to write it out. So it's doable, but it's annoying.
• Charity Majors Newsletter 14 Dec 2025 Moving from WordPress to Substack
• George Hotz Korrent 29 Jun 2023 Whether time really exists does not matter; what matters is that time is a useful model for describing reality. I think time is a useful model, whether it exists or not. Right. Does quantum physics exist? Well, it doesn’t matter. It’s about whether it’s a useful model to describe reality.
• David Reich Korrent 8 May Finding no selection in African-Americans over 300 years is not evidence against selection: five generations is simply too short a time to compound. …still only see maybe a 10% compounded effect and there's just not enough time to detect it. But the Bronze Age is not 300 years, it's 3,000 years. It's the power of compound interest and you have enough time to…
• Daniel Jalkut x.com 27 Jan I always have a great time chatting with John @Gruber, but it's even better when y'all get to listen, too.
• Scott Hanselman Recommends 22 Dec 2020 7-Zip 7-Zip - It's over and 7zip won. Time to get on board.
• Bill Gates Loved 3 Dec 2018 Educated — Tara Westover Educated is an amazing story, and I get why it’s spent so much time on the top of the New York Times bestseller list.
• Josh Barro Newsletter 23 Apr On Redistricting, It's Time for Republicans to Stop Whining and Start Negotiating
• Cal Newport Korrent 29 Aug 2012 Passion for your work is not something you identify in advance and follow; it is cultivated over time. But it’s not something that you “follow” (which implies you can identify it in advance). It’s instead something you have to purposefully cultivate over time.
• Sasha Chapin Korrent 11 May Damaging experiences from meditation usually happen because practitioners chase results instead of following the method. Almost any time I hear that someone has had a damaging experience with meditation, I find that it's because they're violating this rule.
• Martin Kleppmann Korrent 22 Apr Clocks are right most of the time, and that is precisely why a distributed system may never rely on them. it's very easy to assume that your clocks are correct and most of the times the clocks are pretty correct but we just can't rely on it because actually they're just not precise enough uh on the whole.
• Mark Manson Mixed on 1 Mar 2021 Lost Connections — Johann Hari Useful and interesting read. Touching at times. But as an academic work, it’s flawed.
• Zach Holman Uses 17 Apr 2014 Rails If it's on the web, I'm usually using Rails to build it, with the exception of some smaller apps where I'll still drop down to Sinatra from time to time.
• Mina Markham Bluesky 16 Mar I’ve gotten really good at advocating for myself and will not hesitate to fire a doctor if I feel dismissed. It’s time-consuming, exhausting, and infuriating, but can also be life-saving.
• Jamie Dimon Korrent 16 Jul 2025 Give a banker twenty per cent of the profits on a thirty-times-levered book and he will take it to forty times, because the extra leverage is worth a quarter of his bonus. So you if you look at the leverage in some of these securitization books and mortgage books if you have 30 times leverage and you're getting 20% of the profits you'll go to 40 times leverage. It's just going to it's…
• Terry Cavanagh Blog 9 Jan 2025 Some of my other games
• Saloni Dattani Newsletter 9 Dec 2024 Five medical breakthroughs in 2024
• Ilya Sutskever Korrent 25 Nov 2025 Broad deployment of AI that can learn on the job will very likely produce rapid economic growth for some period of time. But I think the idea of very rapid economic growth for some time, I think it's very possible from broad deployment.
• Miles Brundage Newsletter 22 Feb We're in Triage Mode for AI Policy
• Adam Mastroianni x.com 10 Dec 2024 When a child is born with a golden tooth, that's just God saying it's time to go kick some ass
• Sarah Bakewell Recommends 2 Jun 2013 Being and Time — Martin Heidegger Then, once you've read an overview and feel equipped and ready for it, it's really worth plunging into either Being and Time itself, Heidegger's greatest and richest work, or to a compilation.
• Charan Ranganath Korrent 25 May 2024 Spaced recall works by stripping a memory of the time and place it happened, which is why the memories you revisit most feel like facts you read rather than things you lived. So if you remember this information in different times in different places, it’s more accessible at different times in different places because it’s not overfitted in an AI way of thinking about things. It’s not…
• Derek Yu Korrent 17 Sept 2010 Limited time and resources are what force a work to be tight and to feel like it has a purpose. It’s our limited resources and time that forces us to make tight games that feel like they have a purpose.
• Arvid Kahl Blog 9 Jan Many Heads, Not Many Hats: The Founder’s Identity Crisis
• Adam Wathan Loved 20 Aug 2019 Figma — Figma Figma is like Sketch but a million times more performant and cross-platform. It's the most impressive web app I've ever used.
• Laura Deming Korrent 29 Jan Organ matching happens at literally the last minute, so nobody has the time to find the best match. …what patient is available to get this organ and you don't have that much time to make the optimal match,…
• Jacob Falkovich Newsletter 11 Jun 2025 Jacob Will Work For You
• Tobias Lütke Korrent 18 Sept 2025 Every decision reached by consensus is an instance of the absence of leadership. leadership and consensus are two sides of the same spectrum. Like they don't intersect at all. It's like every time consensus makes a decision, it's the absence of leadership.
• Adam Wiggins Korrent 13 Jan Manually configured filtering rules mostly fail because a person's preferences change over time and the rules require ongoing upkeep. Explicit filtering rules (e.g. rules features in many email clients): mostly a failure. It's too much work to set up and then manage these, especially since a given person's preferences will change over time.
• Seth Godin Loved 28 Sept 2023 Kafka on the Shore — Haruki Murakami Years later, Kafka on the Shore remains one of my favorite all-time audiobooks. It's an extraordinary story, beautifully told.
• Charity Majors Newsletter 24 Dec 2025 On Friday Deploys: Sometimes that Puppy Needs Murdering
• Tobias Sjösten x.com 19 Apr 2022 …something else completely different, is usually what lets me solve it. Sometimes you need “crunch time” but often it’s more productive to take some off time instead. Have you noticed anything…
• Jason Lemkin Korrent 1 Jan AI sales agents do not work out of the box; the training is the product. I think it's important that it takes time to train these agents. They don't work out of the box.
• Charity Majors Korrent 30 Jun 2022 Being woken up two or three times a year on call is reasonable, and more than that is a management failure rather than an engineering one. It’s reasonable to be woken up two to three times a year when on call. But more than that is not okay.
• Steven Frank Mastodon 12 Dec 2025 I really thought after 18 years it would be a simple muscle memory to do text entry / autocorrect / cursor placement / text selection / copy & paste on iOS, and yet somehow it's a surprise every time.
• Steve Klabnik Blog 21 Dec 2025 Thirteen years of Rust and the birth of Rue
• Davis Kedrosky x.com 26 Dec 2023 Missed this the first time through, but it's fun to see Oppenheimer thanked in the first paragraph of the acknowledgments to Lawrence Stone's *The Crisis of the Aristocracy*.
• Tynan Sylvester Korrent 18 Dec 2013 In game development speed is quality, because the faster you can work the more times you can iterate. It’s my strong belief that in games dev, speed is quality.
• Demis Hassabis Korrent 23 Jul 2025 AI will have ten times the impact of the Industrial Revolution and arrive ten times faster, which is what will make it hard for society to absorb. And the thing that's going to be harder to deal with this time around is that I think what we're going to see is something like probably 10 times the impact the Industrial Revolution had, but 10 times faster as well. So…
• Craig Mod Korrent 1 Jul 2019 Software should unbloat over time: the longer it is around, the more elegant it should become. I love software that does this: Software that unbloats over time. This should be the goal of all software. The longer it’s around, the more elegant it should become. Smooth over like a river stone.
• Andrew Chen Liked 31 Jan 2018 The Ascent of Money — Niall Ferguson Traces the history of money, the role it’s served over time, and the development of some of the major aspects of our modern financial system.
• Rory Sutherland Korrent 9 Dec 2025 The shareholder value movement is incoherent, because it never says which shareholder or which time frame it is optimising for. the shareholder value movement is totally incoherent because over what time frame which shareholder is what are you optimizing for? It's a completely incoherent nonsense which is very very friendly to stock market…
• Molson Hart Blog 5 May 2024 Investment Advice Which Stands the Test of Time
• Brendan Gregg Korrent 27 Nov 2025 Relying on AI to replace performance engineers reduces an organization's overall technical expertise over time. If a company spends less on performance engineers as it's considered AI'd, it will reduce the company's effective "performance IQ."
• Ben Kuhn Korrent 25 Feb 2024 Someone who can't name what they'd do differently is unlikely to be good at improving over time. if the person responds to "what would you do differently" with "nothing," or with non-actionable vague platitudes, it's a sign they may not be great at figuring out how to get better at things over time.
• Peter Steinberger Blog 16 Jul 2025 VibeTunnel's first AI-anniversary
• Haley Nahman x.com 14 Mar 2022 Our desperation to codify and commodify beauty has led us down a path of sensual decrepitude, of obsession and anxiety. And it's supplied us with some of the least interesting role models of all time.
• Cal Newport Mixed on 11 Jan 2022 When the Lion Feeds — Wilbur Smith It's definitely a book of its time (it was first published in the 1960s), but it introduces plot and style conventions that echoed throughout many adventure titles that followed.
• Kevin Kelly Loved 1 Nov 2012 Bill Cunningham New York — Richard Press This film is not about fashion; it's about someone who has successfully invented their own occupation, and their life. It is uplifting. I smiled the whole time watching it.
• Tobias Lütke Korrent 18 Sept 2025 This is the golden age of humanity and the end of its beginning; in a thousand years these decades will be studied the way we study the end of the Roman Republic. …and so I think we will um I think people in 1,000 years will um study these times uh the way we are studying um Cicero's times of the end of the Roman…
• Gabriel Wyner Blog 19 Mar 2024 How to Make Language Learning a Habit
• Marc Littlemore Loved 30 Jan 2020 Zoom — Zoom Video Communications Zoom is something I use multiple times a day for video and audio communication. It's been the best video calling service I've used to date and works well for a remote working.
• Adam Wathan Loved 20 Aug 2019 Sublime Text 3 — Sublime HQ Still the most productive text editing environment I've ever used. Any time I try something else, within minutes I run into dozens of things it's missing or that Sublime does better.
• Sam Altman Loved 29 Jun 2014 You and Your Research — Richard Hamming Richard Hamming gave this talk in March of 1986. [1] It's one of the best talks I've ever read and has long impacted how I think about spending my time.
• Russ Cox Korrent 25 Apr 2025 Comparing code coverage between passing and failing test runs is a cheap, effective way to localize a bug quickly. Differential coverage is cheap to compute and display, and when it's right, it can save a lot of time.
• Nat Eliason Loved 23 Aug 2023 Finite and Infinite Games — James P. Carse It’s an oddly written, extremely concise, very thought-provoking book. It definitely needs to be re-read 2-3 times. Make sure you’re thinking on the plane of infinite play.
• Ken Norton Site 17 Nov 2022 Preparing to Have a Difficult Conversation