Awesome history of insurance by @daschreiber : 🇨🇭1713 Bernoulli defines Law of Large Numbers 🏴󠁧󠁢󠁥󠁮󠁧󠁿1686 Lloys of London founded, redefines insurance ⛵️1799 Insurance Companies own most data 🚂1899 Insurance Companies own most data 🖥1999 Insurance Companies own most data 🤖2019 ❓

with Claude Fable 5 (and GPT 5.5 to some extent) there is now more need to balance sleep vs pushing agents 24/7

I used to refuse to work with people who would say "Lets re-write it in Rust" this morning (while I was on a run) .... I one-shot prompted Claude Fable 5 to rewrite one of my CLI tools that I use daily in Rust (works perfectly 👀)

My current lifemaxxing stack: 5am — Wake up, start a load of laundry, run 3 miles 6am — Make the kids’ lunches and breakfasts 7am — Get the kids up, fed, and dressed for school 8am — Bike the kids to preschool, pick up Trader Joe’s groceries 9am–5pm — Crank work   1pm — Lunch break and walk outside with my wife 5pm — Bike the kids back from preschool, maybe stop at playground if nice out 6pm — Dinner and clean the kitchen 7pm — Bath time and story time 8pm — Kids in bed, check emails, watch YouTube 9pm — Get in bed, read The Economist 10pm — Lights out Wouldn’t change a thing.

Mission accomplished Pentagon: "We have successfully degraded the operational capacity of all national security supply chain risks" 🇮🇷Iran: infrastructure destroyed 🤖Claude: experiencing increased errors on Opus 4.6

Ok the local models are here Qwen 3.5 small models feel so slick on Locally AI app on iPhone

Tbh this is a much better way to experience “claw”.

Are we all switching from Claude Code to OpenCode with GLM 4.7 ? Feels 10x faster with minimal intelligence loss

Just tried 8090 Factory Alpha (cc @chamath). It slows you down to speed you up — forcing clarity, specs, and discrete units of work instead of messy one-shot builds. Check out my review...

This feels like the future.... using ChatGPT Operator to do research using Gemini

An analysis built permissionlessly, leveraging as inputs, the live state-by-state data based on global bettors on Polymarket (not available to US persons today), a decentralized prediction market built on Polygon, a scaling solution for Ethereum, now has crossed 90% cumulative probability for the leading candidate across its live refreshing dashboard, hours (and maybe days) before any centralized news agency "calls" the Presidential election winner. If this is what web3 innovation feels like today - imagine what's possible with bright line laws, supportive regulators, and clearer paths for risk capital looking to find its way into the arena!

It’s wild how much Claude 3 from Anthropic can answer without searching the web. All of this info is somewhere in the model.

This Back Story Article in the Economist got me to watch Episode 1 of "The Regime" on HBO. The show is good, but not "Succession" good. Is fun to point out all of the Russia / Putin corollaries though.

When Andrew Palmer (Bartleby Columnist) writes a leader in @TheEconomist , it makes my day 🤗

Me seeing this weeks cover of The Economist… no way cars looked like that when Joe Biden was born…

💡🤖 Can large (non-software) enterprises use LLMs to develop software to disrupt SaaS providers. 🤔☁️ Why pay Salesforce $75 per user per month for 10k users, when you could use LLMs to make custom CRM at a much lower cost.

Wild how Midjourney and DALL-E are kinda the same thing “image generator”, but then when you start using them, the experiences are wildly different.

🤖🗣️🎧 I changed the Action Button on my iPhone to activate “Voice Chat with ChatGPT” and wow this is a new world. (shoutout @jason for idea 💡) 💬 Sample of my chats