🚨 @osventuresllc has a new Chief of Staff🚨
Delighted to welcome @JMBDaecius as our new Chief of Staff! His pitch was like catnip for me—I will build out a complete set of AI Workflows so that I'm your last human CoS. That way, I can move on to other, more creative tasks.
All of these embarrassing reports about absurd token spend within companies shows me one thing: most of these people have no idea how to think, in order to learn, in order to design, to build, then implement.
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This is broken in a way I can't live with, and I'm going to spend the next twenty years showing it didn't have to be.
– every founder of every software philosophy worth knowing
@johnennis@PDChina Thank you for taking the time. It's very appreciated.
Yes, I tried to keep it in scope because thinking through the ramifications of this kind of restructuring of resource management would be well, about 20% policy theory, 30% incentive structure projections, and 50% sci-fi.
“People don't expect things to happen to them like this until they do.”
Danielle Crittenden (@DCrittenden1) on losing her daughter Miranda, the grief that followed, and why she wrote Dispatches From Grief.
Infinite Books (@infinitebooks) author Danielle Crittenden discussing her book "Dispatches from Grief: A Mother's Journey Through the Unthinkable" on @FiringLineShow
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.@DCrittenden1 is answering questions today on Reddit about her book, Dispatches From Grief, A Mother's Journey Through the Unthinkable. https://t.co/lsvH3mbU89
Dispatches From Grief by @DCrittenden1 is out.
“Miranda was dead. Miranda no longer existed. Every thought about her, going backward or forward, had to contend with this singular, untenable fact.”
First, you have to know the assignment.
A perfect book
Losing a child may be about the worst thing anyone can imagine. @Dcrittenden1 has somehow managed to channel the pain of losing her wonderful Miranda into this moving and meaningful book, “Dispatches from Grief.”
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I thought I knew pain until my darling daughter died in the most horrific way. The grief was so unbearable I wanted death too... until I found a miraculous way back that can also help others https://t.co/kPUV4YqQ7G
"Dispatches from Grief: A Mother's Journey Through The Unthinkable" by Danielle Crittenden will be released by @infinitebooks on May 5, 2026
https://t.co/UazcCi7mTQ