If your job can be performed entirely through a laptop, you should assume AI is coming for it.

Your 10,000 hours of mastery are now someone's 10 second prompt. #feelsbadman

We're watching the value of human expertise collapse in real time, and somehow we're supposed to be excited about it...

Nobody prepares you for the psychological impact of watching AI casually outperform skills you sacrificed years of your life to develop.

In the age of AI, we are all building on rented land. Every day a few more of us get the boot.

“Just learn AI” is quickly becoming the new “just learn to code.” We should probably be careful repeating the same mistake.

Uhhhh what? Not complaining, but super confusing lol.

We're entering an era where we can build virtually anything. And somehow, I've never felt less motivated to build. I never thought this would be me.. but here we are.

The day AI costs what it actually costs to run, a lot of one person companies find out what their margin really was.

Guess I will have to try harder for the next one.

We were told automation would free us from work. Instead we keep using automation to increase how much work one person is expected to do. AI will be no different.

AI pricing is still in the free samples at Costco phase.

The AI apocalypse is going to look like a hiring freeze nobody ever announces the end of.

Honest question: if you're 22 and AI does the work your first job would've been, what goes on your resume?

There's a special kind of quiet when a client says "we'll just use AI for that" about the work you're proudest of.

We are rapidly normalizing asking corporations for permission to think. That sounds dramatic until you realize how often people already ask AI what to believe. Scary...

AI might be the first technology where the people using it most enthusiastically are also training themselves to need it.

The people mocking vibe coding sound exactly like photographers mocking iPhone cameras 15 years ago. Technically correct. Commercially irrelevant.

The AI era will reward adaptability more than expertise. That is great when you are 22. It sounds considerably less fun at 52.

The biggest AI moat will end up being painfully old-fashioned: brand, trust, relationships, and customers who don’t want to leave. better start building that brand.