Daniel
@one1zero1one.bsky.social
Time traveler from the not so distant future, making unnoticeable adjustments.
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I don't celebrate the holidays by spending money. I celebrate the holidays by spending time. Community over consumerism.
November 2, 2025 at 5:35 PM
I don't celebrate the holidays by spending money. I celebrate the holidays by spending time. Community over consumerism.
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"One step forward, two steps back."
You guys get steps forward?!
You guys get steps forward?!
October 9, 2025 at 6:23 AM
"One step forward, two steps back."
You guys get steps forward?!
You guys get steps forward?!
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Love when @hankgreen.bsky.social makes a video screaming what I have screaming in my head. It's good to not feel so alone.
Give me a single reason why Sora2 should exist.
YouTube video by Hank Green
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October 7, 2025 at 10:05 PM
Love when @hankgreen.bsky.social makes a video screaming what I have screaming in my head. It's good to not feel so alone.
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I'm just eight instances of Claude Code in a trenchcoat
Nobody even works here. It's just me and 29 advanced AIs.
October 1, 2025 at 3:13 PM
I'm just eight instances of Claude Code in a trenchcoat
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The Leftover principle is a consequence of “automate what you can and what is left over is done by humans”, implying people are left with trivial tasks not worth automating and tasks too rare or complex to automate.
Assuming this can be done without negative impact to leftover tasks is often wrong.
Assuming this can be done without negative impact to leftover tasks is often wrong.
For leaders with expectations about how more productive, efficient, etc. the software engineers in their org will be with AI:
1. How are you handling the "Left-Over Principle" challenges?
2. Also: customer comms about the incidents involving code produced AI?
(Seems clear #2 is depends on #1)
1. How are you handling the "Left-Over Principle" challenges?
2. Also: customer comms about the incidents involving code produced AI?
(Seems clear #2 is depends on #1)
August 21, 2025 at 12:45 PM
The Leftover principle is a consequence of “automate what you can and what is left over is done by humans”, implying people are left with trivial tasks not worth automating and tasks too rare or complex to automate.
Assuming this can be done without negative impact to leftover tasks is often wrong.
Assuming this can be done without negative impact to leftover tasks is often wrong.
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Solopreneur playbook in 2025:
- Find a painful problem
- Sketch the solution
- Break it into logic
- Hand it to Claude Code
- Ship fast
- Iterate from real users
That's it.
No 50-page business plan needed.
#SaaS #buildinpublic
- Find a painful problem
- Sketch the solution
- Break it into logic
- Hand it to Claude Code
- Ship fast
- Iterate from real users
That's it.
No 50-page business plan needed.
#SaaS #buildinpublic
August 17, 2025 at 10:00 PM
Solopreneur playbook in 2025:
- Find a painful problem
- Sketch the solution
- Break it into logic
- Hand it to Claude Code
- Ship fast
- Iterate from real users
That's it.
No 50-page business plan needed.
#SaaS #buildinpublic
- Find a painful problem
- Sketch the solution
- Break it into logic
- Hand it to Claude Code
- Ship fast
- Iterate from real users
That's it.
No 50-page business plan needed.
#SaaS #buildinpublic
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Trust
Day 1/30 sharing my favorite doodles and drawings.
Day 1/30 sharing my favorite doodles and drawings.
August 17, 2025 at 2:09 AM
Trust
Day 1/30 sharing my favorite doodles and drawings.
Day 1/30 sharing my favorite doodles and drawings.
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Proposed talk idea: skill transfer through storytelling
July 17, 2025 at 5:26 AM
Proposed talk idea: skill transfer through storytelling
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Cognition is a team sport, with equipment
June 29, 2025 at 7:00 AM
Cognition is a team sport, with equipment
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You can just graph your Claude Code usage using OpenTelemetry on Honeycomb.
June 19, 2025 at 4:16 AM
You can just graph your Claude Code usage using OpenTelemetry on Honeycomb.
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ok I had to do it, tag urselves
June 14, 2025 at 4:06 PM
ok I had to do it, tag urselves
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Teach a robot to fish and soon you won't remember how to.
June 12, 2025 at 12:41 PM
Teach a robot to fish and soon you won't remember how to.
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Root cause: didn’t ask the LLM to think hard enough
June 13, 2025 at 2:01 PM
Root cause: didn’t ask the LLM to think hard enough
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It’s funny how LLMs are fully discrete in their input/output, and yet their internals are all floating point, which is a discrete approximation of continuous values. It’s digital on the outside and an approximation of analog on the inside.
June 1, 2025 at 6:39 AM
It’s funny how LLMs are fully discrete in their input/output, and yet their internals are all floating point, which is a discrete approximation of continuous values. It’s digital on the outside and an approximation of analog on the inside.
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In a preview of EMPIRE OF AI for @theatlantic.com, I share new behind-the-scenes details on what happened when OpenAI’s board fired Sam Altman—as well as the core argument of my book and why it matters to everyone. Gift link.
www.theatlantic.com/technology/a...
www.theatlantic.com/technology/a...
‘We’re Definitely Going to Build a Bunker Before We Release AGI’
The true story behind the chaos at OpenAI.
www.theatlantic.com
May 15, 2025 at 9:44 PM
In a preview of EMPIRE OF AI for @theatlantic.com, I share new behind-the-scenes details on what happened when OpenAI’s board fired Sam Altman—as well as the core argument of my book and why it matters to everyone. Gift link.
www.theatlantic.com/technology/a...
www.theatlantic.com/technology/a...
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You're on a landscape, a certain height above sea-level. There's a slope, a gradient, to the hillside you're on. Left higher, right lower. Which way do you go?
Depends on where you're going, right?
(Unca Nat 🧵)
Depends on where you're going, right?
(Unca Nat 🧵)
May 4, 2025 at 12:00 AM
You're on a landscape, a certain height above sea-level. There's a slope, a gradient, to the hillside you're on. Left higher, right lower. Which way do you go?
Depends on where you're going, right?
(Unca Nat 🧵)
Depends on where you're going, right?
(Unca Nat 🧵)
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another banger by @charity.wtf
"When everyone is looking at a different view of reality, that's what creates silos."
"When everyone is looking at a different view of reality, that's what creates silos."
Keynote: The Socio-technical Elements that Make Good Platforms - Charity Majors & Fred Hebert |CBA25
YouTube video by Code Sync
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April 12, 2025 at 11:52 PM
another banger by @charity.wtf
"When everyone is looking at a different view of reality, that's what creates silos."
"When everyone is looking at a different view of reality, that's what creates silos."
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There are, in principle, two different planning strategies. There is planning in order to maximize gain, and there is planning in order to minimize disaster.
- Ursula Franklin,
The Real World of Technology
- Ursula Franklin,
The Real World of Technology
April 18, 2025 at 7:10 PM
There are, in principle, two different planning strategies. There is planning in order to maximize gain, and there is planning in order to minimize disaster.
- Ursula Franklin,
The Real World of Technology
- Ursula Franklin,
The Real World of Technology
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Given the world around us, I have never been more grateful for the lesson drilled into me by ADHD coaching & practice:
🌼YOU own your attention.🌼
🌸no one else does.🌸
🌺no one else can MAKE you get distracted.🌺
Here are some of the tools I lean on heavily; I would love to hear yours.
🌼YOU own your attention.🌼
🌸no one else does.🌸
🌺no one else can MAKE you get distracted.🌺
Here are some of the tools I lean on heavily; I would love to hear yours.
March 23, 2025 at 8:31 PM
Given the world around us, I have never been more grateful for the lesson drilled into me by ADHD coaching & practice:
🌼YOU own your attention.🌼
🌸no one else does.🌸
🌺no one else can MAKE you get distracted.🌺
Here are some of the tools I lean on heavily; I would love to hear yours.
🌼YOU own your attention.🌼
🌸no one else does.🌸
🌺no one else can MAKE you get distracted.🌺
Here are some of the tools I lean on heavily; I would love to hear yours.
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Preparing a blogpost on AI native Dev Patterns - Here' a preview - Feedback and comments are welcome !
docs.google.com/document/d/1...
docs.google.com/document/d/1...
The Four Patterns of AI native Development - review
The Four Patterns of AI native Development Introduction The job of a developer consists of performing many different tasks. Like any new technology, AI helps us to execute these tasks easier, faster...
docs.google.com
March 11, 2025 at 2:59 PM
Preparing a blogpost on AI native Dev Patterns - Here' a preview - Feedback and comments are welcome !
docs.google.com/document/d/1...
docs.google.com/document/d/1...
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New work blog post, covering some re-framing about alerting.
Make a distinction between: alarm, anomaly detection, fault identification, and corrective action.
Consider the cost & necessity of validating each, that they can all storm you, and maybe then willingly reduce how many can disrupt you.
Make a distinction between: alarm, anomaly detection, fault identification, and corrective action.
Consider the cost & necessity of validating each, that they can all storm you, and maybe then willingly reduce how many can disrupt you.
Restructuring How We Think About Alerts
Rather than focusing on the events that result in alerts, Fred proposes we look at the system and center it on the operators instead.
www.honeycomb.io
January 31, 2025 at 2:35 PM
New work blog post, covering some re-framing about alerting.
Make a distinction between: alarm, anomaly detection, fault identification, and corrective action.
Consider the cost & necessity of validating each, that they can all storm you, and maybe then willingly reduce how many can disrupt you.
Make a distinction between: alarm, anomaly detection, fault identification, and corrective action.
Consider the cost & necessity of validating each, that they can all storm you, and maybe then willingly reduce how many can disrupt you.
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When you look at a boxes-and-arrows diagram, key in mind that nobody “owns” the arrows, only the boxes.
February 1, 2025 at 3:36 AM
When you look at a boxes-and-arrows diagram, key in mind that nobody “owns” the arrows, only the boxes.
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It's so embarrassing to read a book. You should already know the information that's in there
January 24, 2025 at 7:49 PM
It's so embarrassing to read a book. You should already know the information that's in there