Memecoins have a mission again. Meme-stocks are the new frontier in an otherwise played-out memecoin meta, turning holders into voters. A Fartcoin-sized BONER with a community LP and delegated HIMS would control ~7% of HIMS votes at the peak and ~8% today. https://t.co/TdbAcsPzT8
I’m probably > 1000x. No joke.
Projects that in the past would have taken a team of 5 $300k+ senior / staff eng / researchers 6 months are now weekend solo projects.
It’s so over.
The bottleneck for deep skill isn't usually intelligence, but boredom tolerance.
Learning has an activation energy: below a certain skill threshold, practice is tedious, but above it, it becomes a self-sustaining flow state. The entire battle is persisting until that transition.
Genuinely shocked how few people are clocking & understanding what’s happening in programming right now now
200 comments arguing “nooo you gotta understand every line of code”
What do the words automation and delegating mean???
You don’t hire someone to clean your house then micromanage what brand cleaning spray they use, or watch exactly how they scrub a toilet. You just say “clean that room, be sure to get the counters”. The whole point is to hand it off, and work at a higher abstraction level. The AI can worry about the details.
Rich people don’t grocery shop. Kim kardashian does NOT know how much a gallon of milk costs. Your goal with coding Ai agents is to not even think about the proverbial cost of milk in your codebase!! It will just happen because you told the AI to go grocery shopping for you. Then suddenly a home cooked codebase will appear. Poof.
Think ahout how we basically never think about assembly/bare metal coding - we've abstracted to much higher level programming languages and get everything we need done there.
That doesn't mean we don't have an appreciation for assembly, just that we take advantage of abstraction
This is the great and terrifying paradox of the AI era, and "model collapse" is the perfect term for it.
But this process doesn't just destroy value; it also creates it. As the cost of generating generic, average content trends toward zero, the economic value of two things skyrockets:
Verifiable, authentic, human-generated data for training the next generation of models.
Genuine, niche, human expertise that stands out from the sea of synthetic sameness.
The internet isn't dying. It's undergoing a great sorting. The future is about curation and finding the verified human signal in the AI noise. Authenticity is about to become our most valuable asset.
We're moving into an era of "liquid NFTs". After 2021, NFTs had a liquidity problem. If you wanted to sell, you needed to find exactly the right buyer at exactly the right time. Markets don't work that way at scale.
ok my mind is blown 🤯
when you install the @figma mcp to claude code, it adds a command to generate a design system.
insanely useful bc a design system will organize the frontend code so anything you add and change makes it easier for the agent to follow a pattern. less slop.
but even more mind blowing is this is now the bar for all mcps: it's not only context to other tools and data, but comes with built in prompts.
HUGE workflow upgrade imo.
Naval Ravikant: “The smart and leveraged are getting richer”
“I’ve been saying this for a while, but the leverage in the system is insane,” Naval begins. “Leverage is a force-multiplier for your work. The oldest form of leverage is labor (you have people working with you or for you). Then it was capital (you’re investing money behind a problem). Then it was media (you’re writing a book and people are listening to you and your words are moving many people to do things)… Then code came along. Code is this incredible, permissionless form of leverage where you have robots and data centers cranking away for you. And now the leverage is increasing through AI, agents, robots, supply chains, 3D printing, and all the things you can do to amplify your work.”
Naval reflects on the claim that there will be 1-person, billion-dollar companies and points out that there actually already have been: Minecraft and Bitcoin were both 1-person projects.
“The leverage will just continue to increase, which means non-linear returns.” Naval explains. And he points out that this has important societal implications:
“Society is just not built to handle that. You can see all of the outcry against the rich getting richer and billionaires and all that, but it’s not really that the richer are getting richer. It’s that the smart and leveraged are getting richer. If you’re smart, and you’re highly-leveraged, you’re knowledge-creation power (earning-power is downstream of knowledge) is so much higher than your peers that you may have left behind in college and they just have no idea what’s coming. It’s going to be a kind of crazy time.”
Video source: @zfellows (2025)
NFTs are everything you don’t understand about computers, combined with everything you don’t understand about finance, combined with everything you don’t understand about art.
What happened in Poland is nothing short of an economic wonder, its standard of living will surpass Japan this year.
Free market, hard work and entrepreneurial spirit are the only way to escape socialist misery and poverty. Congratulations Poland.