Things I’ve been thinking about.

Albums I Like

My taste leans indie pop, though I’ve also had phases of loving Taylor Swift. Taylor Swift I didn’t connect with the album she released today, The Life of a Showgirl (2025) – it felt like ge…

My Little Space on the Internet

I love having my own corner of the internet. A place where I can write anything without censorship or moderators. Unless Vercel ever gets mad, I’ll just host it somewhere else then. Now I ge…

Principles I Want to Build On

Keep everything simple Be uncompromisingly creative Drive AI adoption, especially in the Global South Grow alongside clients Keep culture in mind Be useful and of service What I do, at its c…

Time gives it meaning

As I get older, I realize how much of growth comes simply from the time spent living and the additional time your brain gets to process things. For some context, I started playing League of …

RE Danish Drone Sightings

Why do they all have lights on them? It makes no sense. One obvious reason seems to be to let you know they’re there – to make sure they’re seen. It feels like the time for their presence to…

The greats studied the greats.

There is no lone genius, every great was built on idols and obsessions. You know for the longest time I avoided idolizing people because I had this fallacy in my head, that the people we ido…

Why Running a Business Feels Like Transitioning

Business is brutal in the way it forces you to change. I think this is probably how trans people feel, because it changes everything in every aspect–finances, relationships, discipline, even…

The Best Charity I’ve Found: GiveDirectly

After years of searching for a charity that’s truly unique (and not a scam), the best I’ve found is GiveDirectly. It sends cash straight to families in poverty. It is not a charity in the de…

Risk, Taste, and Character

Elon’s relentlessness still blows my mind, taking a PayPal exit and splitting it across two near impossible fronts, both heavily regulated, both historically allergic to outsiders, then brut…

The UAP Phenomenon

I’ve been watching documentaries like The Phenomenon (2020) and Moment of Contact (2022) – both highly recommended – and I can’t shake the sense that we’re living through a kind of soft disc…