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A survey from Deloitte found that 43% of companies see compliance as their greatest challenge and several key trends.
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When companies run surveys and industry analysis that they share with the media, they’re gaining exposure for themeselves.
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The “the first AI software engineer” Devin, from Cognition Labs, was found to be fixing bugs of it’s own doing, solving problems in a roundabout way, and taking a long time, in a debunking video by a human software engineer.
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What if the entire services industry merges with SaaS when it becomes possible to deliver a service with artificial intelligence?
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I try to be careful about what I read in the morning as that has a way of setting the tone for the day.
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Henrietta Lacks passed away from cervical cancer in 1951, but her cells have been continuously used in medical tests due to their ability to replicate quickly.
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A products is not just collection of features, but a promise to solve a problem or enhance the customer’s life in some material way.
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The energy spent making a decision should be proportional to the consequences.
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While well intentioned, a utilitarian approach to maximizing expected value of the greater good (or minimizing suffering) has unintended side effects.
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Knowledge collapse is the paradox where increasing access to certain types of knowledge actually harms understanding.
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Business strategy should concisely answer who the most import customers are, how to attract them, and what the entire company must work towards to win that market.
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The big orange cones with steam coming out of them in Manhattan are from the leaking network of steam pipes that heat commercial buildings.
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A theory of how plants cooperate comes from research of how fungus connects tree roots together into common mycorrhizal networks (CMN).
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In a two party system you never want both party A and party B buffering at the same time because it creates artificial delays in the system.
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Between 2008 and 2021, the market was operating under zero-interest rate policy (ZIRP).
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I received a one question feature survey from Screen Studio and I thought it was the best survey I have ever received.
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When employees lose their sense of agency they start to look outwardly as the source of their problems and solutions.
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The parable of the six foot man who drowned in the stream that was five feet on average is a reminder to plan for the possibility of low ends when building a portfolio.
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Contempt undermines any rational argument you might make to convince another person of anything.
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Productive engineers should write one pull request per day.
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Interest rates are a technology that allows people to transact across time.
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Anthropologist Marilyn Strathern summarized Goodhart’s law most succinctly saying, “When a measure becomes a target, it ceases to be a good measure.
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Author Edward Chancellor neatly summarizes why interest rates are so important, “Interest rates are the price of time.
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Astronomers found that Mimas has an ocean underneath it’s surface by observing and modeling it’s orbit.
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A study of over 100,000 people in England found that found that cognitive deficits from COVID-19 infection (memory, reasoning and executive function) were similar between those whose symptoms resolved in less than 4 weeks and 12 weeks but were larger in t…
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In Money AI Bubble, the author argues that the market is in an AI bubble.
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I watched an interview with Susan Rogers, sound engineer for Prince, and she described Prince’s prolific production process.
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Institutions end up perpetuating the problems they aim to resolve, either intentionally or unintentionally.
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One way to measure product market fit is to look at the time it takes between putting a product out in the market to the first $1MM in ARR.
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According to a report by Common Paper of 1,000 businesses, commercial agreements take a median of 3 to 4 days to sign depending on the size of the company.
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A collection of benchmarks for B2B businesses (mostly relevant for early-stage SaaS).
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If you are running a B2B business, you need to pay attention to anecdotes more than data.
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Something I’ve noticed about building products over the years is that it always feels like I’m doing it wrong.
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Smart people don’t like taking chances because they are afraid of being wrong.
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In a recent paper, researchers were able to use the properties of DNA self-assembly to classify images.
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A study of 270 patients diagnosed with Long COVID found that 53% of patients had response times that were 2 standard deviations slower than the control mean after controlling for age-related decline and comorbidities.
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Inspired by (Almost) Every infrastructure decision I endorse or regret, I thought it would be interesting to do the same for my startup.
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The needs stack is a way of describing what a customer is trying to do when they are buying.
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There are many packages for completions in Emacs.
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I read The mistakes we make the second time by Harry Glaser.
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Embark for Emacs seems like a useful way to further customize Emacs actions (M-x).
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I was thinking the other day that there are few objects that I use somewhat regularly that are more than 10 years old.
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In How to Live an Asymmetric Life, Graham Weaver talks about how to confront fear and get the most out of your life to a class of soon-to-be business school graduates.
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There doesn’t seem to be a good web-based query editor for an Amazon RDS hosted postgres.
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There are many theories put forth to explain human consciousness and experiments are running to test them.
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I want to better utilize AI tools in my day-to-day work.
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An English physician once described radium as “the unknown god”.
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I was watching an interview with Kobe Bryant where he talks about his workouts and approach to basketball.