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Teenage Engineering is back at it. This thing looks like it belongs in the cockpit of an X-Wing. I can't even tell you what I would do with this, but I want it. I want to waste hours playing with it. Maybe making music, but more likely pretending I'm taking down Storm Troopers.

The uncertainty around AI is rightfully getting attention and causing concern, but the future is inevitable. The hubris in believing we can control the future doesn't really

Google has agreed to invest up to $2 billion in Anthropic, a startup that is developing a new type of artificial intelligence technology that could compete with OpenAI.

As a startup founder, there are a ton of variables you can't control. Here's what you can control.

The amount of times I have received a message from someone on Linkedin, Facebook msg, Twitter direct message (which I don’t think works anymore – as you can imagine)., etc, etc. They all end up in my inbox and its super useful but sometimes I need to look at the little icon to then figure out what I should do next.

Web hosting in 2023 is easier than it's ever been.

I'm migrating my CMS to a self-hosted Ghost.org instance. I'll eventually migrate over the two decades worth of irreverent & sporadic content. Most of it was garbage anyways.

Everyone's experiences with email is pretty consistent...it sucks.

As someone who makes a living by crafting seamless user experiences, my goal is to eliminate as much friction as possible. I want my customers to access my products with ease, not just for their satisfaction but also because it's smart business.

Kevin Systrom and Mike Krieger are back with a new venture, Artifact, a personalized news feed that uses machine learning to understand your interests and will soon let you discuss those articles with friends.