Mirela Mus

Founder @Product__People, Interim Product Management.

[Rob Henderson @robkhenderson]

"‘the airport effect’ – that constant low-level anxiety you experience at airports by knowing that any deviation from imposed rules – from an overweight cabin bag to a misheard announcement – can spiral into a nightmare." https://t.co/z5sotNnH1F

[Mirela Mus @MirelaMus]

@VitalistBay @emilkendziorra Looking forward to being there 🤩

[Mirela Mus @MirelaMus]

@Product__People team was joking about gaslighting AI so I checked what Reddit says. Seems that providing good context" (personas, constraints, who/what/when) works better. Gaslighting may get you more hallucinations. So it's just like in human relationships 🤣

[Mirela Mus @MirelaMus]

If you were looking for a sign to visit Berlin in the last week of May this is it 🔥

I'll be speaking at @uxdxconf 27.05-28.05 and at Life Summit 29.05-20.05.2026 https://t.co/pWlFAbgM6U

cc @Product__People

[Mirela Mus @MirelaMus]

Consistently sleeping well is my biggest "life hack". Wrote what I've tried and tested in the last 1.5 years including supplements, meds, Cognitive Behavioral Therapy for Insomnia (CBT-I) at @thelongevity_pr, @eightsleep & more. Measured with @ouraring.

https://t.co/h4KLmGPN4Y

[Mirela Mus @MirelaMus]

Who owns AI in your company?

[Mirela Mus @MirelaMus]

https://t.co/rM4L0VJ1TK

[Claude @claudeai]

Claude can now securely connect to your health data.

Four new integrations are now available in beta: Apple Health (iOS), Health Connect (Android), HealthEx, and Function Health.

[Hemant Mohapatra @MohapatraHemant]

My yearly reminder to all founders as you go build that next Google/MSFT/Salesforce killer app in 2026: when distribution is proprietary, distribution wins (Comcast vs Netflix), when distribution is commoditized, best product wins (chrome vs IE), when product is commoditized, best service wins (Amazon vs others), when service is commoditized, best network wins.

[Mirela Mus @MirelaMus]

Yearly renewals are the time of the year where SAAS companies play "Dormammu, I've Come To Bargain" with their clients while disagreeing which one of them is Dr. Strange. 🪄

[Max Unfried @MaxUnfried]

Doesn’t have to be significant but a few examples that are signs but people consider normal:
- hangovers are much worse
- number of people wearing glasses is growing in that age group
- medicine use increases
- and well mortality increases with age roughly 1.5-2x higher in the late 30s than early 20s.

[Nikita Bier @nikitabier]

What life is like for the algorithm team

[Crémieux @cremieuxrecueil]

It's hard to oversell how big a discovery this is.

Heart disease is America's #1 cause of death. With a combination of two drugs administered once every six months, it might be mostly defeated.

Just think about that how big this is! You will know your great-grandkids!

[Nikita Bier @nikitabier]

Me: Maybe you should try being happy?
Everyone: How dare you tell me to not be angry all the time

[João Pedro de Magalhães @jpsenescence]

A longer life for billions, not billionaires.

The promise of aging science is not to increase the lifespan of a wealthy few, but to allow billions of people worldwide to live longer, healthier lives.

[Nathan S. Cheng thinks you should work on aging. @realNathanCheng]

i’m low-key sick of people asking me why I’m interested in solving aging, as if I need a special reason to want to work on the thing that kills 80% of people (including you, your family, oh and your dog too)

it’s the people who don’t want to solve aging who are the weirdos.

[Inglourious Capital @inglouriouscap]

Guy in one of my groups at a conference just absolutely rawdogged a meeting.

No notepad, iPad or laptop. First name basis the with the c-suite. Sharpest questions in the group. Incredible stuff.

[Naval @naval]

Blame yourself for everything, and preserve your agency.

[Mirela Mus @MirelaMus]

@csvoss Congrats 🫶

[Aryo Pradipta Gema @aryopg]

New Anthropic Research: “Inverse Scaling in Test-Time Compute”

We found cases where longer reasoning leads to lower accuracy.
Our findings suggest that naïve scaling of test-time compute may inadvertently reinforce problematic reasoning patterns.

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