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The LLM doesn't create the moat. It reveals who already has one.

Newsletter platforms freed writers from one set of intermediaries. Then they handed them a dashboard. The apology is no longer needed.

For forty years, we made humans speak the machine's language. That constraint has been removed. Almost nobody has absorbed what this actually means.

My answer: I’d specify it at the "C"IRCLES part.

The infrastructure isn't new. The opportunity is. Here's what streaming AI actually is, why LLMs changed everything, and where the most promising applications are being built right now.

Books didn't lose to laziness. They lost to AI — and something important went with them. Here's why that's about to change.

GUIs are for humans. CLIs are for AI. Here's why the terminal is making a massive comeback.

Yong Sohn, who runs the excellent Career School channel, recently polled 103 Amazon employees and asked them:

When preparing for product leadership interviews, most candidates focus on what stories to tell. But equally important is how these stories flow together to pai…

I came across this beautiful 1-pager on how to communicate like an executive. What a wonderful resource for all levels.

Jacky Liang put together a fantastic TLDR guide on how to transition from software engineer to product manager.

I recently interviewed 30 product managers and asked them: