How hard it is to work under uncertainty while everyone else seems so sure of their future. You watch the world move forward while you stay frozen in space and time, building with broken boards a project you don’t even know will ever see the light of day.
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New ranking on Find My Moat:
🥇 [Dividend companies]
This time the benchmark is Dividend Stocks ($DVY), and the ranking delivers a substantial improvement over it across all metrics.
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Right now, I’ve found a routine that’s working absurdly well for me:
3–4 hours of work in the morning, gym, lunch, more work, some downtime, a walk, dinner, a bit more downtime, and reading before bed.
Not all hours of the day are worth the same.
Mornings are way more productive.
There’s less noise, less friction, and a clearer head.
As you get older and experience more things, you change your mind about a lot of things you used to think were right.
I've been saying for a long time that GPT 5.5 is better than Opus 4.7 at their highest intelligence settings.
In fact, GPT 5.5 is even better than the new Opus 4.8!
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The blog doesn’t make me any money, and I spend quite a bit of time on it.
That’s why it feels great when someone takes the time to DM you to say things like this
Thanks so much to everyone who follows it! 🫂
PS: This comment was prompted by last week’s article. Check out today’s new article 👇
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You’re gonna laugh, but I was waiting for GPT-5.6 to handle three different bureaucratic processes.
Technology saves our asses again.
🩸 $EVO -5% after reporting results
To start with, the results look optically bad. We’re almost getting used to it getting beaten up quarter after quarter:
Today I went to deal with some paperwork.
And the woman who helped me did a fantastic job.
There’s still hope.
Sometimes life is just beautiful.
Choosing which problem to solve is one of the most important things, not the hours you work.
That’s where the biggest challenge lies: finding where you can add the most value and aggressively prioritizing it.
