There is unlimited demand for great programmers. Set of useful, complex programs is nearly infinite. Won't change until General AI arrives. - Naval Ravikant

To me, happiness is not about positive thoughts. It’s not about negative thoughts. It’s about the absence of desire, especially the absence of desire for external things. The fewer desires I can have, the more I can accept the current state of things, the less my mind is moving, because the mind really exists in motion toward the future or the past. The more present I am, the happier and more content I will be. If I latch onto a feeling, if I say, “Oh, I’m happy now,” and I want to stay happy, then I’m going to drop out of that happiness. Now, suddenly, the mind is moving. It’s trying to attach to something. It’s trying to create a permanent situation out of a temporary situation.

It’s possible that technology will decouple the store of value, the medium of exchange, and the unit of account.

Squint, and the next-generation of enterprise software looks like a bunch of chat apps.