At the turn of the millennium, Windows revolutionized network management and paved the way for the modern, connected workplace.

If you’ve ever had an app randomly interrupt your day to ask if you love it. That's measureship.

With every attempted boycott, there is some backlash, and backlash to the backlash.

Apple just said that Apple Intelligence features announced at WWDC would now be delayed until “the coming year”. It broke a contract of trust.

How a startup school became Silicon Valley’s most influential badge of honor.

Every software system has a lot of things that can go wrong. Sometimes these are called “failure modes” of the system.

Coming up with a product strategy should be messy. It’s not some clean fill in the box activity.

For years, startups have been taught to prioritize growth over everything else. But that thinking was always flawed.

Looky-loos, quality vs quantity of traction, and easy come easy go users.

I lose so much business by keeping it real with startups with unreasonable deadlines.

As a cofounder you are always selling. To customers, to investors, to press, to team members, to potential hires, to partners.

One upside of all this terrible nonsense is that more people are fleeing X. Many are choosing Bluesky.

My takeaways from selling TinyPilot.