Domesticated by Technology
Efficiency gains don’t create leisure because technology is selecting what kind of humans survive
Efficiency gains don’t create leisure because technology is selecting what kind of humans survive
Product development in the AI era isn’t about building better products—it’s about building better assembly lines
In the AI gold rush, ‘being contrarian’ has become its own consensus; the real move is choosing the life that fits you.
The model and product layers in the AI industry are more clearly separated than ever.
Rich concensus is no longer necessary as compute outperforms labor as a leverage
The Bitter Lesson is true for research, but product development requires working with the model’s grain, not against it.
Forget growth hacks before PMF; your first, unscalable mission is to craft a ‘10-star’ user experience that people truly love and rave about
We’ve all been in those meetings: discussing a new idea, an innovative project, and then getting bogged down in endless debate. Everyone speaks with conviction, citing classics (or perhaps just an article they saw yesterday), but the discussion seems to go in circles, often ending inconclusively or with the decision made by the loudest voice, the highest-ranking person, or the most stubborn. Why does this happen? Especially in the realm of innovation?...
Your stellar performance review isn’t the key to promotion; the real secret lies in understanding the humans making the decision.
Big-tech hiring is driven by excess, not necessity.