You should put a pixel-perfect version of your app on your homepage
Why?
1. Signing up for new things is annoying if the UI sucks
2. People exaggerate agent-friendliness
3. They just want to do a thing
Show a common use case being done with an agent.
If your app is not bad, this will increase your conversion rate.
This used to be hard to build and maintain, now it is easy.
You should probably do it.
You’re about to be the commander of an army of superintelligent AI agents.
Please tell me you have something bigger planned than a fucking SaaS app.
Think about what you’d attempt if you had a thousand geniuses devoted to helping you.
Look: for the foreseeable future, every week some company will drop a really incredible model update or personal agent experience that you want to try, and they're going to subsidize their tokens as aggressively as possible to convince you to switch.
Your goal should be to make it dead-simple to bounce between all the apps/models/tools without losing your accrued context+personalization.
This is no time for corpo-allegiance. This is the time to Try All the Things and feel the insane intelligence gradient we're all riding up. On a day to day basis you should be freely switching between coding agents and personal agents with zero worry that they're going to forget some critical detail about you or how you like to work.
Ofc I'm biased, but I believe Notion is the only reasonable solution here. Yeet everything into Notion: skills, instructions, tasks, history, etc. so that any time you switch tools or models you're never starting from scratch.
We’re rebuilding Notion Calendar natively for iOS.
Here’s a little look at where we are. It’s faster from the first tap. And has new day, week, month, and agenda views.
What’s on your wishlist for Calendar? We might just make it come true.
Notion runs one of the largest CRDT deployments in production, processing millions of operations every minute!
We wrote about the data structures we adopted from CRDT research to make our text editor more collaborative, and how we built on those concepts to fit our block-based data model.
heads up, skills aren't just for engineers anymore!
everyone is using skills, and the whole team needs a place to collaborate on them.
not a code hosting platform. some place a bit more familiar.....
This is so wild to me. I've lived in SF for 12 years and have never had anyone ask, nor give a shit about, if/where I went to college. Maybe this only happens for engineers?
not sure if anyone else experienced this in sf but i went to a nice founder dinner today and I met someone new. One of the first questions he asked me was what school i went to.
“Stanford? MIT? Harvard?”
I told him UT Austin and it took him about 0 seconds to divert his attention and start texting on his phone. the conversation quickly ended after that.
apparently only people from t1 schools deserve basic respect in this city
I added a hovercard on related links in Shiori's reader that shows you exactly where that link appeared in the source text so you have full context.
s/o @JaceThings for the Highlighters library 😍
Shit I keep in Notion:
- All my tasks
- Every Note and thought (shoutout Pebble Index and iPhone camera)
- Every AI skill I use (not many, models improve faster than me skill maxxing)
- All the stuff I own (down to number of t-shirts 😂)
- Every user manual for appliances as embedded PDF in a database
- Color codes of house paint
- Car details (license plate, VIN, manuals, maintenance)
- Every credit card transaction
- Home Assistant logs (unhinged, I know)
- Gardening tracker
- Every website I visit and stay on for longer than 5 seconds (shoutout History Book)
- Every book highlight and article (lfg Readwise)
- Every recipe
- Every restaurant
- Every good bag of coffee
- All my X mutuals w/ enrichment (shoutout to Snowden jk)
- Every iOS contact
- Every ToS I sign (quite useful!)
- Expressions and turns of phrase my brain enjoys
- Every trip I’ve taken in the pst 15 years
- Big life events (shoutout to the OG Facebook timeline)