Philipp Rimmler
@philrimmler
Philipp Rimmler
Speed isn’t just important, it is the moat. The ability to build, ship, learn, and adapt faster than everyone else is the only sustainable edge right now. In a world where everything is open source, everything is demo-able, and everything is one blog post away from being copied, speed is the only thing that compounds.
Jamin Ball • Clouded Judgement 5.30.25 - Moats in the Age of AI
“When I got by myself I found myself and realized/if I was a child in these times, I wouldn’t want to follow in the steps of these guys”
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Mark Sabino • Camus and Curren$y: Why I Preach Indie
@shreyas IMO the best product will stem from a very strong mental model of the domain and the users. UXR can help you *get* to such a model, and validate it along the way, but it's important to view the syllogism as UXR -> model -> product, not UXR -> product.
Patrick Collisonx.comIncreasingly believe that the "good, cheap, fast—choose two" maxim is devious misinformation spread by the slow.
In my experience, "slow" and "expensive" usually go together. I was in a meeting yesterday where lopping a year off a project schedule also ended up reducing the cost substantially. Fundamentally, it takes... See more
Patrick Collisonx.comGrowing, leading, attracting, retaining, and investing in talent is going to be a key strategic advantage.
Every human and individual and employee with the right support and placement can be highly productive and valuable.
Every strategy deck should have a significant section on how to turbocharge and build the strategy leveraging talent and not just... See more
Every human and individual and employee with the right support and placement can be highly productive and valuable.
Every strategy deck should have a significant section on how to turbocharge and build the strategy leveraging talent and not just... See more
Four Strategic Mistakes.
“When you read your notebooks, you remeet ideas. You reintroduce them to who you are now.” That’s from writer Max Porter’s interview in the book The Work of Art . (As you may know, I’m a huge believer in the importance of revisiting notebooks.)
Ampersanding
These articles argue is that most entrepreneurs default to “competing” without even thinking about it. I’d add that this bias is matched by a habit of the customer to compare.
Why Are LLMs Already On A Race To The Bottom?
Design, to take from industrial designer Naoto Fukasawa, is an embodiment of values. And thus products act as a built environment of value assertions. Both by their existence and in the case of many digital technologies - with their every use and app open.
Reggie James • My Hereticon Talk - Spiritual Technology
Different forces a choice, while "better” forces a comparison