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Brainrot. Love short videos - or just can't stop once you start? I've got bad (good?!) news for you. According to a recent study, these videos suppress parts of the brain involved in cognitive control. Basically, your self-control button disappears. Your

I'm continuing the previous post and sharing the insights I got from a classic book Les Misérables. And I'll try explain why classics are… well, classic. The Bishop changes Valjean by giving him a new identity to live up to. What did I think we learn? Sel

A quick update on my tool after a week of using it. People were saying I'd regret that decision because it's so difficult to implement postiz or post-bridge because of rate limits, technical decisions, etc. But no - that's not true. It's a tool I created

Not long ago, I finished reading Les Misérables by Victor Hugo. I loved it from the very first page to the end. The funny thing is, I didn't plan to read it - I chose it spontaneously. A couple of months earlier, we'd taken a trip to London, and I wanted

As you all know, Anthropic is going to watermark text, and of course that sparked a lot of thinking about how it could be done. One idea that immediately came to me was to hide the text using Unicode. I quickly built a prototype (see the link below), but

I'm not sure about others, but I fully agree with @levelsio that it's so easy to create all your tools for your needs nowadays. I started using Postiz, and after about a month, I realized there are so many features I'd build differently - tuned to my spec

When I hear something like: I've been feeling really depressed lately… went to a doctor and got prescribed antidepressants. …I start feeling like I need antidepressants too. The problem is that somehow along the way we normalized: sitting all day barely m

The future company has fewer managers/specialists/SaaS tools .... and FAR MORE agents. What I've noticed is that more and more companies reaching out to us repeat the same pattern. They feel behind - they can see the world moving and they know their own o

I read an interesting take on what happens to Shape Up now that AI has changed the bottleneck. Shape Up is 37signals' product method, from Ryan Singer's book - you work in 6-week cycles with a 2-week cool-down between them. Instead of estimating a feature

Evolution did not optimize us to see reality but optimized us to survive. Donald Hoffman has spent 40+ years working on a disturbing idea. His analogy is a computer - you see folders/buttons and not transistors/voltages. The interface hides reality becaus