Full-stack Dev | 3x Founder | $18M Revenue | Building Sansa: full stack AI dev platform
Boston, MA
Joined August 2025
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We beat Opus 4.7 & Gemini 3.1 Pro on MMLU-Pro
Would you ask your lawyer to check you for cancer?
Sansa selects models for you in real time, so you get frontier intelligence aligned to your task.
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emails that start with "saw you’ve..." are annoying
i'm a firm believe that stating something from a contact's profile is not personalization
maybe i'm wrong?
instagram writing ads for muse based on my conversations with muse and the content of my gmail
definitely feels like a bit of a overstep
I had to get a DUNS for sansa this week
since its required for apple dev account
the D&B site said 30 days for the number
they also offered a paid expedited method
I submitted and didn’t pay to expedite
then got the number in like 4 days
glad I didn’t pay the $240 lol
my mom died last year
I needed to fill out a form for her estate
I have been putting it off forever
over the weekend I asked muse to do it
muse did a good job, clean and good
and then I printed it out and saw “MCP”
I spent 20min trying to get muse to do it without an mcp so the form was unchanged
only to realize MCP 170 is MA’s name for the form
felt a bit dumb haha
codex subscription: low alpha
i haven’t used codex in a few weeks
the models were so slow last time i did
but seeing all the resets I figured id try again
3hr later: full usage + one reset gone
5d on Claude: 71% of weekly used & more work done
$100/mo plans for both
The show Carrie on @PrimeVideo is the best series I have watched in awhile.
That is all.
Joshua Martin retweeted
Cameras are funny.
For most of their history, we pointed them outward.
Then we started pointing them at ourselves.
Some became creators. Others became influencers.
But most of us just binged 🍿
Not because we had nothing to say.
But because talking to a camera feels... weird.
So I built makiroll.app.
A camera that gives you something to respond to, instead of showing you your own face.
To make recording feel less like performing.
And more like having a conversation.
To help you become someone who makes video.
weeks ago, i showed a coworker how to use gemini
yesterday, i walked in he office and saw her using it
i was genuinely surprised, she's not technical
and from a different generation.
ai is starting to seep into daily life
and we are all still early.
my coding agent apologized to me
then made the same mistake
then apologized again but
used different wording…
i've dated people like this
is anyone using a graph tool for their agent?
either a mcp for context or as a visual
i'm not super confident they are useful
standard grep/search is better
