
Michael Pfister
DM me on XFounder at Dawn Patrol building Check Supply, Walky Talky, and Webhook Rodeo. Previously VP Product at Nylas, co-founder of gest.co.
the next generation of models will be context hungry
when efficiency and intelligence keep improving rapidly, the biggest gains from frontier models will be how much personal context you can and are willing to share with them
my guess is that this will require a new piece of
imagine when tokens per second is so fast that you can just use your app and talk about what you want to change, then it just updates right after you say it
maybe we won't be using codex or claude code and instead we'll only be using the software we're building and talk through
I saw the odyssey as Nolan intended
and now I have permanent hearing loss
People keep telling me I need to create a YouTube channel / do more video content
Still my favorite YouTube feature
with all the vertical integration happening at ai labs I wonder if when we’ll see consumer hardware
presents a long term threat to apple
This was my attempt at a viral app launch music video: https://t.co/Xm7iZrzBw6
i love passkeys
many people seem to HATE them
there will always be room for progress in any technology
i prefer to focus on how they are better than what we used before
and am excited for how they’ll be even better in the future
for anyone that just downloaded https://t.co/JyCvoM9Qku today and dropped off at my hard paywall
i'll give you a month free to try it out, just let me know
can't believe it took me this long to figure this out
but if you're testing in app purchases on testflight and your prod app with same account
log out of media & purchases in settings
it allows you to use sandbox accounts to test purchases
and you can clear purchase history
there is so much knowledge in youtube
the old way of doing things would be to sit there and just watch every video, maybe watch 2x speed
but now it's easy to just rip the transcript, have AI summarize the most important take aways
and then store that in your personal context
i used to bike home from work when i lived in SF and the last stretch was up a steep hill
climbing the hill never got easier
but i did get faster




