Triage what’s taking most of your time and automate or delegate. Create leverage so you get the quality you want for less time and energy so you can output more.

The 1% in Cursor was for design intervention. Design is still the one area that needs the most human intervention. Working on an interface like feels like AI tools and I are sculpting the same block of marble.

Yesterday I vibe coded a goal tracking app for my wife and I replacing a Notion template I created. 99% codex high, 1% IDE. Insane what’s possible with these models.

When you finally remember to start your robot vacuum and mop while you’re gone for the day, and 10% in… 🙈

Sometimes we all need a 24 hour power outage to fully clear out your fridge and start over. 😂😭💸

I like keeping spec markdown files around for LLMs but integration docs in GitHub issues. Branches and PR’s can reference the GH issue and close it.

PR title I am super proud of, and validated the numbers, on a major feature of our app: "fix critical memory leak - 98% memory reduction" 🤟🏻

The funniest line from a Stratechery update by far, “Will I get an advertisement for F1 if I exceed the speed limit using Apple Maps?”—that had me immediately break out in laughter. 😆

Are you watching Apple TV in Apple TV on Apple TV?

No not yet. Odd time to ask? 🤔

The answer ended up being no but the survey disappeared by the time it responded.

Between a stimulus and our response to it, there’s a space. And in that space lies our power to choose how we respond.

In the relevant Apple OS 26 variant the Apple Fitness app on Apple TV connecting to my Apple Watch Ultra is a regression from the previous OS. I now have to open the Workout app on my watch and sometimes force quit it to be seen on the Apple TV. Not good.

"Perfect! Now I have the full picture. Let me provide you with a comprehensive optimization plan."

Nothing makes me MORE skeptical of what comes after.

Again, ChatGPT's 4.5's ability to refine writing is unparalleled. I might be able to get there with. GPT 5 but it'll require much more prompting.

Bluetooth is a dumpster fire but “the best we have”. Seriously I’ve heard a lot of BT microphones and they all sound terrible.

Tomorrow I will test the AirPods Pro 3 and find out of Apple will change my opinion that Bluetooth microphones are among the worst sounding microphones I've ever heard in my life. Stay tuned.

Well... that's certainly kind of you... 😅

One of the best Labor Day weekends in NJ I can remember. Hope everyone is enjoying theirs!

Finally switched fully to my Moonlander. Split keyboards once felt out of reach, until it clicked. I type fast and don’t look at keys, but this was harder than expected—mentally remapping keys slows me down. Still, I’m happier, and my shoulders thank me daily.

Just finished “Apple in China.” I’ve disagreed with many Apple decisions; this book connects the dots and reshaped my understanding. Patrick McGee’s storytelling is top-notch. Highly recommended!

I don’t start by making things simple; I sit patiently with the complexity, mapping out edge cases and user mental models until the elegant patterns surface. Only then do I craft intuitive systems that simplify complexity into experiences that feel inevitable.

TIL Discord doesn't open if it can't update. It just keeps retrying.

What’s a piece of tech you still use today even though it’s totally outdated?

“You only have control over three things in your life – the thoughts you think, the images you visualize, and the actions you take.”
― Jack Canfield

I did it! I finished a pen!

We suffer more often in imagination than in reality.

I don't bite.

The Two Futures of Software: Fast and Cheap vs. Painstakingly Good In 1950s post-war America, an advertising executive named Rosser Reeves proposed a simple formula: you could have it fast, cheap, or good —…

There are no shortcuts to delight.

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Absolutely loving my new Moonlander keyboard! I had to hit backspace more times writing this than on a normal layout but my shoulders, wrist and fingers are so much happier using this keyboard. ❤️

I agree with DHH. The decade‑long churn in frameworks and tools from 2010 - 2020 sucked. It was incredibly painful.