Fabrizio's notes

I wanted to give my @openclaw a way to know what I'm up to.

I just discovered I can set icons for my iCloud Notes folders in Ulysses.

I struggled to keep up with work + side projects + hobbies (sim racing and track days) and...

Typefully is now my website CMS.

Tiny 2025 recap and a few thoughts below.

Added an internal feedback button to a side project that's basically designed for AI...

I'm *really* enjoying my iPad Pro M5, but I'm quite surprised about how frustrating using an iPad...

Crazy, I’m champion in @PremierSimGL F13 🏆 It’s been a rollercoaster, with amazing and terrible...

Switched from iPhone 15 Pro → 17 Pro.

Drove some laps at Autódromo Internacional do Algarve in a Mercedes-AMG GT 63 S.

Rewatched all Mission Impossible films including Final Reckoning, and Mi3 is still my...

This show is fantastic.

Amazing JUSTICE show in Lyon.

Finally playing Cyberpunk 2077: Phantom Liberty, and stopping the game every few minutes to enter...

My @typefully Wrapped is so nice 🔥 I love being a power user of my own tool, and "Overthinking...

During the year, I write some notes for each month on relationships, work, sim-racing, etc. — in a...

It's late 2025.

I'm finally playing "Outer Wilds," and it's a mesmerizing experience.

"Slow Horses" is really good.

Finally broke into top 1% lap times of F1 24 🏁 Just over 1 year ago, I got my first sim racing...

Typefully helps more than 17k people craft great Twitter threads and track their performance.

I’m finding that any time I’m approaching any kind of intermediate or “expert” state in a field (which happens extremely rarely), I start a process of unlearning and simplification.

Maybe they aren't by design, but we got here anyway.

Lately, I've been wondering: what percentage of my day is entirely defined by my conscious choices, priorities, and long-term goals?

I'm attempting to summarize first principles and mantras that drive me as a founder — originally shared on Twitter.

Time and time again, I come back to this simple but important truth: that I love building certain things, and that I love using these things.

Technically speaking, a feed is just a stream of content that you can scroll through.

In a world ruled by data scientists and committees, being the person in the room that knows when to trust their gut can be your secret weapon, your competitive advantage.

I'm not a fan of retrospectives, but it's mostly because I'm afraid of being unimpressed with what I've achieved, or failing to remember what I've done.

In 2019, my co-founder Francesco and I realized that to make our company work, we needed to focus more, and on the right things.

The default effect states that people usually just accept the default option, even if better options are at arms’ reach.

As Ryan Holiday writes in Stillness Is The Key: There's a great saying: Garbage in, garbage out.

The production quality of Marques Brownlee videos is stellar and Marques has developed through the years an incredible talent for visual storytelling.

In a few years, they're going to be everywhere: slow feeds, one-off digests, highly filtered content from your favorite sources.

A few weeks ago I realized that while being deep down in building my next SaaS, I was losing touch with my product.

I’ve tried many different “habit tracking apps” in the past, and the only thing they have in common is that they didn’t work.

As a startup founder and software maker, I recently had a recurring thought while building multiple products at Superlinear: there are no hacks.

Want to kill your ego?

Ever since I watched Joker I've been wondering why it resonates so much with audiences.

I've been a Things user for around 10 years.

Friction is described as the force resisting the relative motion of solid surfaces, fluid layers, and material elements sliding against each other — but there's a different kind of friction that I often think about: the friction to do something good when…