ai platform @netflix - interested in developer tools, ai and what's in-between.

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Joined September 2010
I love @cursor_ai and have been a big fan for years. I finally wrote down a few ideas that I wish Cursor would build next! ⚡Activity view ⚡Artifact annotation ⚡Living artifacts ⚡Help me figure out what is worth building ⚡From Agent Factory to Living Workshop ⚡AI fluency layer for companies ⚡Continually improve my harness ⚡Learn my taste ⚡Cost as a product feature ⚡Agent replay and debugging Shared more on this post: tik.dev/blog/cursor
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I’ve been taking occasional notes on fatherhood over the past few years and decided to share some of them in this essay. I don’t know whether these thoughts will resonate with other parents, but they are an honest reflection of my life right now. ❤️
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lovemaxxing is my life now that is in a loop
Replying to @aarondfrancis
Wake up. Bring kids to school/daycare. Work. Put kids to bed. Love your wife. Loop
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I don't know what has changed after Twitter -> X transition, but it used to be that it was a lot easier to be a producer on this site. But now you simply just become a consumer of mass. Has anyone experienced this? I used to post a lot on Twitter, but now it feels like too intimidating. What am I missing?
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wrote about 2025 and things i want to do next year tigran.substack.com/p/lookin…
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Tigran Hakobyan retweeted
I have a single friend in his late 30s right now. Mega-millionaire. Doing whatever he wants. He's happy! He always asks me "where are you going next" and I always respond "nowhere, I just want to be home with my kid." And he looks at me like I'm CRAZY. He tries to empathize, but can't. I used to be him. There's nothing wrong with being him. I'm happy for him. But kids rebalance your life to realizing that nothing matters more than them. Like nothing even comes close to mattering. Everything else becomes noise. And I didn't get it either. So I don't expect other people without kids to get it either. And that's fine. I'm not judging you. Even when I decided to have kids, I didn't (couldn't!) know what to expect. I wasn't particularly excited, honestly. But holy shit does that change once they come. I look at my life in bewilderment almost every week thinking how my 20s self would've hated this, and yet this is the best my life has ever been. My kid is sleeping right now and I'm just counting down the minutes for her to wake up so we can hang out. That's all I want.
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never bet against America
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What are the best books on ML/AI infra specifically? Please give me your recommendations.
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Instead of optimizing docs for humans we should optimize them for LLMs. Traditional engineering docs are dead!
Tired: elaborate docs pages for your product/service/library with fancy color palettes, branding, animations, transitions, dark mode, … Wired: one single docs .md file and a “copy to clipboard” button.
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Substack adding video + endless scroll is the clearest signal yet: it’s time for a new writing platform—one that optimizes for taste, aesthetics, and discovery.
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⭐️ New Blog Post ⭐️ on high-energy people and how to cultivate more energy on your own life!
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For centuries, writing has been about persuading and informing human readers. But as AI becomes a dominant consumer and curator of information, how should writers adapt?
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My new blog post on Substack where I explore how AI is changing the landscape of execution making it easier than ever to build, design, and create. But as execution becomes cheap, the real advantage shifts to something else: taste and ideas.
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Check out my new blog post on Substack where I explore how AI is changing the landscape of execution making it easier than ever to build, design, and create. But as execution becomes cheap, the real advantage shifts to something else: taste and ideas. open.substack.com/pub/tigran…
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