Co-founder of @RemotelyWorksHQ. Previously co-founder @Olapic (acq by Monotype). Alum @bcg @columbia
Joined March 2007
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it's been 48h since i started using @lovable
now i'm the proud owner of 4 non-functioning web apps.
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The software development talent layer isn’t going anywhere either
May 30
The app layer couldn’t get a better advertisement than a company spending $500M to build their own version of it. Obviously lots of nuance here that can’t be captured in the headline, but this should make you very bullish on software.
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Apr 28
This should be issue number 1 for every political party in Spain. But it requires something every party lacks: thoughtfulness and pragmatism.
Instead, they hide their incompetence in plain sight by bringing forward a battery of significantly less important issues. The system is perverse because the more they can hide their incompetence, the longer they stay in power.
People will continue to have diminishing purchasing power, and politicians will deflect blame on others: immigration, foreign investors, corporations, etc.
Apr 28
Esta mañana he encontrado una nómina vieja de mi padre revisando papeles de casa.
Marzo de 1992, ingeniero jovencito con 6 años de experiencia. Casado, con dos hijos e hipoteca en Madrid.
Por curiosidad me he puesto a hacer cálculos, y me ha dado permiso para compartirlos.
El bruto del mes eran 615.704 pesetas. Ajustando a IPC, hoy serían 120.000 € brutos al año equivalentes. Un ingeniero con ese mismo perfil cobra ahora entre 35.000 y 45.000 €.
Un tercio. Un puto tercio del sueldo real que tenía mi padre con su edad.
Pero donde la trampa se ve más clara es en la fiscalidad.
Mi padre, sumando IRPF y Seguridad Social, soportaba una carga fiscal efectiva del 27% sobre su bruto (24% IRPF 2,7% SS, porque cotizaba al tope máximo). Le quedaban netos el equivalente a 87.000 €.
Un ingeniero hoy con 40.000 € brutos soporta una carga total del 22% (16% IRPF 6,5% SS) y le quedan apenas 31.000 € netos.
Mi padre vivía con casi tres veces más renta disponible.
En el mismo país. En la misma ciudad.
¿Que hoy se paga menos porcentaje? Lógico, ganando un tercio, claro que el porcentaje baja.
Por el camino, eso sí, se cargaron las deducciones que protegían a la clase media como por ejemplo la deducción por vivienda habitual que desapareció para nuevas compras en 2013.
Y si por algún milagro alcanzas hoy los 120k equivalentes que cobraba mi padre, soportarías un 35% de carga fiscal total en vez de su 27%.
Ocho puntos más por el mismo sueldo real.
¿De verdad vivimos mejor?
Los datos dicen una cosa. La narrativa que nos venden, otra.
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Apr 16
Meet your personal money assistant.
Starting today, we're opening the public beta of a new feature that keeps an eye on your finances, connects the dots, and surfaces what matters before you have to go looking for it.
If you want to be among the first to try it and help shape where it goes, join the waitlist here → copilot.money/agent
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Pau Sabria retweeted
💻@RemotelyWorksHQ is helping hundreds of startups scale their remote teams with top AI engineers to achieve rapid, competitive growth.
Co-founder @cabo80 shares more: ideas.everywhere.vc/p/remote…
They're also hosting a webinar on AI agents next Monday👉linkedin.com/events/74429546…
ALT A company profile card for Remotely with a magenta header displaying the mirrored “EVERYWHERE” Ventures logo. On the left, the Remotely logo appears above the label “Future of Work” and the description: “Empowering US startups with unrivaled access to global engineering talent, seamless hiring, and improved retention.” The website “REMOTELY.WORKS” is listed below. On the right, there is a circular black‑and‑white portrait labeled “Jose de Cabo, CO‑FOUNDER.”
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Mar 31
Introducing Contra Labs.
The first frontier data and evaluation lab for Creative AI.
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Mar 25
United is the Anthropic of airline companies. Recent moves: get @Starlink , pre-order @boomsupersonic, and now this.
Mar 24
The entire row is alllllll yours.
Welcome to United Relax Row, three adjacent United Economy seats with adjustable leg rests that can each be raised or lowered to create a cozy lie-flat space for stretching out...
You'll also get a mattress pad, blanket and two pillows. If you’re traveling with kids, a plushie too! United Relax Row will be available starting next year on more than 200 of our 787s and 777s, each with up to 12 of these brand-new rows.
united.com/Elevated
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Mar 11
People will laugh, but they will miss why this is peak performance: to be so much in the present to force yourself to forget all context in order to not overthink, so that you lose complete perspective of where you are.
Now do that in competitive tennis, on a tie-break.
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Introducing the end of human trading.
Agents that adapt and evolve with the markets, without human intervention.
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Mar 10
I just finished reading The Grapes of Wrath -picturing the struggles of farm labor through the advances of tech and the '29 recession- so many parallelisms with this article...
How AI training company Mercor, valued at $10B in 2025, uses AI interviewer Melvin and invasive monitoring software Insightful to manage its 30K workforce (@joshdzieza / The Verge)
theverge.com/cs/features/877…
techmeme.com/260310/p11#a260…
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Mar 8
If people read Steinbeck’s the grapes of wrath instead of Citrini’s report, stock market would really tank.
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Mar 7
A good 50% of my management style is “hey did you see this tweet, what are we doing about it”. My algorithm is *locked* in.
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Mar 4
The infamous “$100 Laptop” or One Laptop Per Child XO was around $200 when it finally shipped in 2007 (or around $300 in today’s dollars.)
The MacBook Neo is $599 or 2X the price.
According to Perplexity it’s more than 1,000X more powerful.
We live in the future.
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Mar 4
A tennis court designed by someone who doesn't play tennis
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Mar 4
Ive always believed that partnerships always end poorly: either they dont work, or they work too well and then one of the parties stabs the other one in the back.
Mar 4
never to do partnerships with people who clone your products
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Feb 25
Now do it for cowork
New in Claude Code: Remote Control.
Kick off a task in your terminal and pick it up from your phone while you take a walk or join a meeting.
Claude keeps running on your machine, and you can control the session from the Claude app or claude.ai/code
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Feb 24
My email is overflowing, please don't. Don't add more notifications to my inbox... chat? Who wants to chat with Google Drive??
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Feb 24
Agents are jumping from engineering to other functions.
For proper rollout, adoption should start at the managerial level, to codify agentic behaviour into skills.
Then, skills can be rolled out to IC level.
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Feb 24
Context management, skill cross-pollination and, of course, security/compliance/access control is the missing layer needed for a thoughtful org roll-out.
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