Happy New Year to all! 2026 is my year!
Play the game: survival of the fittest 🎲
Share some of your favorite mental models below 👇
One of my favorites is to approach problem solving from first-principles.
Hot take: Bitcoin was digital gold.
Ethereum is digital energy for AI era.
Tom Lee’s BMNR positioning for exactly that – largest treasury.
Change my mind or zap agreement ⚡️
#BMNR #Ethereum #AI #Nostr
The scariest outcome isn’t failure.
It’s becoming highly competent at a life you never actually wanted.
That’s how decades disappear quietly.
“If you want the ultimate, you gotta be willing to pay the ultimate price.”
— Bodhi, Point Break
Settling into a life you didn’t choose is the price most people pay to feel safe.
This definitely lowers the friction from idea to implementation.
My only curiosity is where differentiation moves when everyone can ship quickly.
If the same tools generate the same patterns, a lot of apps may start to look and feel the same.
Speed goes up, but taste, constraints, and intent probably matter more than ever.
You can build a million dollar company with these tools.
Most people won’t, and it won’t be because of the tools.
Companies are built by owning something fundamental.
The system of record.
The workflow.
The customer’s moment of urgency.
Software comes and goes.
Models improve.
What lasts is intelligence woven so tightly into the system and workflow that removing it breaks the business.
That is what durable companies look like.
Most conversations about AI miss the real zero-to-one shift.
The breakthrough isn’t smarter models — it’s AI becoming invisible infrastructure.
When AI:
• disappears into workflows
• reduces steps instead of adding interfaces
• is constrained by real costs and failure modes
it stops being a product and starts being leverage.
I’m interested in building and learning in that direction.