Claude Code Rewrites Your Job
PLUS: AI products vanish in 72 hours
Tim Urban makes everyone look at this on that special day again.
A Google engineer watched Claude Code rebuild a year of work in one hour. Not a joke.
Claude Code became the gateway drug to coding for tons of people who never touched it before.
X bumped up creator payouts again.
Bitcoin hit its 17th birthday since the genesis block.
Lex Fridman wants questions for a super technical AI podcast covering everything from training pipelines to geopolitics.
DHH says his X feed is the best since pre-2012, full of tech talk and good vibes.
Sahil Bloom says do hard things because nothing beats a hard earned win.
Manthan never did DSA rounds or system design interviews. Proof of work made interviews optional for every job.
Most competent people could replace their salary talking about one thing on the internet for 18 months.
Josh is building a content engine that turns GitHub releases into beautiful blogs via Cursor and Notion.
Clean codebases let AI help you move faster. Messy codebases become bigger messes, also faster.
Gergely barely opened an IDE for two weeks, prompting code from CLI and his phone instead.
Most AI products feel impressive for 72 hours then quietly exit your life. That's the defining failure mode.
Median ARR at Series A hit $2.8M according to Carta and SVB data.
Idea is 10%, execution is 30%. Distribution is 60% because nobody buys what they don't know exists.
Deep work had a good run. Now just fire off agents when you wake up and check in all day.
Next gen engineering interviews should test debugging LLM hallucinations instead of writing code from scratch.
Hridoy promises 16 years of SEO advice in two minutes.
Anthropic is winning because they focused on enterprise and coding, not consumer or hardware or everything else.
Sentry has replays where you literally watch users hit bugs. Makes debugging way faster with their MCP.
Higher X payouts mean better creators but also more slop and engagement farming. People running multiple accounts printing money.