“Have you tried?” Great lesson from Chung Ju-yung open.spotify.com/episode/1Y2afl…↗
I had tons of dm's about how he learns so I wrote a Substack. wendyx3.substack.com/p/how-i-taught…↗
Had so much fun being back at Stripe where @collision and I talked SaaS, AI, and what we’re doing differently at Boulton & Watt. You can watch the fireside chat recording here: go.stripe.global/Summit-2026-on…↗
I just published my weekly reflections: docs.google.com/document/d/1v-… Infinite papercuts. Absorb or abstain. The Software Reformation. Trust as earned expectation. AI Spandrels. Having to believe to see. Arm's length software. Social vibecoding. The edge of criticality.↗
Every world-changing company starts with someone who sees things differently. The Method goes beyond the company to understand the person behind it, how they think, and the future they’re building toward. A new @MTSlive original mini-doc series by @sophiadew.↗
when we can do anything, do we still know what we want? the full talk from @aiDotEngineer shanghai. every slide handmade in keynote, subs in 中文 and english↗
After 7 years of research and 6 months making this documentary, I'm handing you what I believe are some of the most valuable 51 minutes you'll ever spend. I interviewed former @SpaceX, @Tesla, @neuralink and @PayPal employees. Read 40 books. Took 9,200 notes.↗
I believe Ian Hogarth - @soundboy - deserves much wider and deeper credit and recognition for voluntarily forfeiting shares in Anthropic so that he could set up and run the AI Security Institute (@AISecurityInst) - where he, and Britain, are generally acclaimed to be doing an out…↗
has this been you? it's been me. but it doesn't have to be this way. I wrote about it in @colossusmag↗
Also: • why her 5-year-old thinks her job is taking care of an alligator named Claude • why Leaves of Grass and Yesteryear are both on her nightstand • why there should never be an AI czar Watch our interview here: youtube.com/watch?v=xH96JY…↗
I’ve been working to teach Claude how to write more like a human, so it can do more routine reporting like this for me, and it’s finally gotten good enough that we can give it a byline! Let me know what you think. oreillyradar.substack.com/p/owners-not-r…↗
The Programmable Data Center @martin_casado’s Nicira virtualized networking by separating the control plane from the hardware. Cisco offered $600m; VMware bought it for $1.3b. Now that idea is coming to GPU infrastructure. @evanjconrad, CEO of @sfcompute, joins @swyx at …↗
An episode of Latent Space featuring Evan Conrad (SF Compute) discussing the market for programmable GPU capacity, including physical vs cash settlement and batch vs live inference contract terms. It also highlights SF Compute’s offering to sublease reserved GPU capacity via man…↗
Pardon the audio quality. I'm still getting my office set up in SF. Also, here's a link scrawl.kitlangton.com↗
🆕 show: HIGH TASTE TESTERS We convene top Al power users to compare what actually works-and what falls apart once you start using it.@davis7, @benhylak, @dexhorthy, @allisonology, @altryne and @swyx give you unfiltered takes on @OpenAl DevDay, Dots vs Muse vs GrokBot vs Instin…↗
🎙️ New Episode of State of Agentic Coding with @bentlegen and me is out. This time with @GeoffreyHuntley as guest. - Code mode and self modifying harnesses - @dhh's rails keynote and a lot of other things↗
.@willob of @ulyssesinc joins @sacca and me for a pint to discuss how subsea robotics is unlocking Earth’s last frontier. We talk about the physical constraints of operating 1,500 meters underwater, why seagrass holds 20% of the ocean’s carbon, how green tape hinders environmenta…↗
On today’s episode of @alreadyhereshow I switched things up and sat down IRL with longtime friend @bentossell while he was visiting SF. We talked about how he’s playing with AI these days. Ben is a self proclaimed “non-technical” person intimidated by the terminal but has shipp…↗
I've been traveling the world a bit. One of the most incredible experiences was getting to visit Taiwan w/ @JensenHuang. It was wild 🤯.. huge crowds of engineers, insanely good street food at night markets, and of course a lot of good conversations across many days. I caught som…↗



