Every paycheck you get is evidence that you’re probably pretty good at your job.
Every paycheck you get is evidence that you probably beat out some other good people to get that job. And continue to do so.
Working for someone else is an excellent choice most of the time.
Starting a business and working for yourself is a pretty bad idea most of the time.
There’s no shame or missed opportunity in having a job.
US govt blocks Claude Fable-5 access to Non-US nationals, citing "export control".
Just Yesterday night, I had 2 hard problems clearly resolved with Fable 5. It was another mindblowing moment since Opus 4.6.
But woke up to no Fable access🤦♂️.
most people obsess over news headlines and expert predictions
meanwhile the data sits right there telling you exactly what's happening
i stopped listening to opinions years ago
now i just look at the numbers
charts don't lie. talking heads do
Live from Code with Claude: we're launching dreaming in Claude Managed Agents as a research preview.
Outcomes, multiagent orchestration, and webhooks are now in public beta.
Agencies will question your pricing.
Agencies will question your process.
Agencies will question your results.
Pushback is inevitable.
So you better get pushed back on things you can back yourself on.
do you ever wonder if some user out there is thinking about your product right now. like maybe they're stuck on a t and wish they had a better way.
or they remembered a feature you shipped. or they just really found something that finally makes sense.
5 "good values" I believed hurt my 50k MRR startup real bad. I wasted 2 years following advice that sounded wise.
Here's what building Two Minute Reports actually taught me
4/ Self-belief alone isn't enough.
I knew I had what it takes. That got me to $50k MRR. Then it hit a wall. To grow more, you have to do more. Money in the bank is the only proof that matters.