Dialectic
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"I think it was in the conversation with the founder of Benchling, you said he asked about your superpower."
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"On the other end of the spectrum, you have Thrive spinning out Isomorphic from Google with a crazy amount of capital."
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"It's just amazing, like, I don't know, Astra can do Blender and all these things, and yet it still can't write well."
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"I would imagine many Americans for better or for worse are telling that to ChatGPT and Claude and Gemini today in a way that is at the very minimum a security nightmare."
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"I would imagine many Americans for better or for worse are telling that to ChatGPT and Claude and Gemini today in a way that is at the very minimum a security nightmare."
"I don't think that as a template for example for how model eval — like Claude's value as a reference point based on how much revenue it creates — opens up a can of worms for how Claude is going to evolve."
"You can tag Claude, work with Grockbot, use OpenAI or Google models, use open weight models. But Notion is the central hub."
"You can tag them — tag Claude, tag Cursor, tag custom agents that you've created in Notion to help you and your team have more time to focus on the work that counts."
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"And finally, we talk a bit about Adam's upcoming book, The Strangest Idea in the World, which releases in early 2027."
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"Substack added Pangram to writing recently... As the ability to distinguish between AI writing and human writing fades away, we're hanging on for dear life. Pangram will last however long it lasts, but it will go."
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"You have that great, you're talking about Letters to a Young Poet, and I forget what the term is... Living the questions."
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"Miles began his career at Thrive over a decade ago, but he also spent three years at another investment firm, Benchmark, before returning to Thrive in 2024."
"You just raised your $15M seed round from Benchmark and you had one of the most legendary venture capitalist of all time compare you to the founders of Instagram, Facebook, Snap, Twitter."
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"He then joined Jimmy Iovine as the CEO of Beats Music before and through their acquisition to Apple which became of course Apple Music."
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"Ian spent the first 15 years or so of his career trying to get music on the internet and certainly succeeded alongside the folks at Spotify."
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"Joined Jimmy Iovine as the CEO of Beats Music before and through their acquisition to Apple which became of course Apple Music. In some sense, Ian spent the first 15 years or so of his career trying to get music on the internet and certainly succeeded alongside the folks at Spotify."
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"W. David Marx who wrote Status and Culture and he has a new book kind of on — it's called Blinkspace. I know the name but I haven't read it."
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"He then zagged again and joined Ledger as the chief experience officer. Ledger, if you're not familiar, is a crypto hardware wallet company where Ian still works today, although he changed his role recently to the chief human agency officer."
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"You did voice some characters on the Sims 2."
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"You've got Ableton psychosis. I've heard about Claude Code psychosis, but it's Ableton psychosis."
"Whether it be individual models, plugging into tools like Codex and Claude Code, being able to have a shared substrate for you and everyone you collaborate with that updates in real time."
"Being able to work with vibe coding platforms, Claude Code, Codex, whatever you're using on that end, and all of your documents and databases plugged into a single hub is so tremendously helpful."
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"Substack is very in vogue in that world. Patreon is not. Part of that is obviously the content on the platform and who uses it."
"Do you think we're going to see many more of the sort of free press, pirate wire, sort of like Substack, new institution type thing?"
"You're like number six on business Substack"
"Henrik is a writer. He writes full-time on Substack and had gone full-time fairly recently the last time I spoke with him."
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"Why do you think Patrick and Stripe care so much about funding things like this or Stripe Press or any like what about him?"
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"He has interviewed hundreds of people on his podcast, Conversations with Tyler. He's one of the best interviewers in the world."
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"Is that story in Zen in the Art of Motorcycle Maintenance where the teacher has the girl — she's supposed to write about Bozeman, Montana, and she comes back and she's like, I don't know where to start."
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