“Someone asked for a meeting with me a few months ago, and the first free slot in my calendar was ten days later. By the time the meeting arrived, I remembered who I was meeting with but not why we had agreed to talk. I went back through my messages to find the original conversation and reconstruct the context before joining the call. The calendar had preserved the time, the link, and the people involved. The reason the conversation had seemed useful was somewhere else. This is one of the problem”

“Bring your scattered profiles into one place, we are looking for beta testers.”

“Every new conversation with an AI seems to begin with the same work: explaining who I am before I can ask for what I actually need. A longer chat history does not solve this. A conversation records what I said at one moment. It does not automatically understand which parts of that context still matter when my situation changes. A job change makes this problem easy to see as an example You can finish work at one company on Friday and begin somewhere new on Monday. Your title and priorities have c”

“A founder once asked me if I knew someone who could join their startup as a founding engineer. I knew plenty of strong engineers, but that turned out to be the easy part. The difficult part was knowing who would actually want that kind of role. Some of the best engineers I knew wanted established teams, a clear roadmap, and a product that was already working. A founding engineer would need to be comfortable joining early, making decisions with incomplete information, and taking responsibility fo”

“This has to be heaven 😭”