Steve Cassingham

The Age of Discernment is here. 💡

@garrytan Yeah I never respond to these because I get them all the time and realize it’s people being lazy because they can’t reach out as a human. I love the capabilities for AI but this isn’t a good use of it’s just annoying.

Many such cases We're building software factories everywhere

@brettboettcher1 Indeed! Especially the water rowers

@SteveCassingham It’s whatever you need it to be 👍

Most people walk past one of the best machines in the gym everyday. The rower can save your knees, strengthen your back and reduce your risk of heart attack. Here's how it's so effective for people over 40 and 3 workouts you can try this week:

@bryan_johnson What about your clothing? I think that’s next.

ok I'm going to turn this into an experiment. > measure turf toxin levels: PFAS, heavy metals, PAHs > measure same toxins in my body > compare before/after turf removal > document remediation process 13k artificial turf fields in US. My kids played sports on them.

Damn the PNW cooks on a sunny day. ☀️

@hemeon Correct.

AI maxing can't replace time with your loved ones.

@brockpierson Was it wasted? I would argue it was training haha 😂

Who remembers the old paper toss game from back in the day? I wasted hours on this lol

@0xgaut MAXXXINGGGG

you’ll feel better once you start vo2maxxing

@KevinEspiritu The stoked smile too… that’s what life is about.

@SteveCassingham she's solid

Met our youngest fan today, she drew both of us the same picture "so we wouldn't fight over it"

@YashHustle_22 English.

Developers be honest. In which language did you write your first "Hello World"?

@pivstri This race was so intense. I was glued to the screen from beginning to end.

no super clipping no tyre saving no artificial overtakes no battery just straight wheel to wheel racing

@Liandrium Oh man, spot on. What gets me are those moments. The “success” of most things doesn’t quite feel the same as those moments. I just want that for everybody because it’s so easy for us to overcomplicate things (I did it for years and still do it from time to time)

@SteveCassingham When you think about it - you have a job, you have a place to live in (roof above your head as folks say), you aren’t hungry, injured or ill. There is no reason to not feel love and gratitude ❤️

I feel so full right now. Full of love, full of gratitude, full of hope. Life is beautiful.

@Liandrium Oh for sure 😂 plus, the craftsmanship is incredible.

@SteveCassingham What grinds my gears is the pricing for their Ultra model. It is not a pretty amount. I can add up a little and buy a Swiss watch lol 😂

Have you ever been in this situation - when it is time to go, but your smartwatch isn’t charged enough?

@Liandrium Oh for sure haha. I think it’s the thing Apple missed the most was the whole battery thing. I had 4 of them over the years and the battery part is what killed me because you either have to choose to track sleep or charge inconveniently through the day haha 😂

@SteveCassingham I also use analog watches but most of them are mechanical so they stop occasionally 😅 just great to be back to Apple Watch sometimes 😃

@Iceman_Hof Thank you for inspiring so many people. You are a legend. 🙏🏻

One quiet Sunday morning in the wintertime, I was in Beatrixpark pondering it all, and I saw this thin layer of ice on the water. I felt an attraction to it that I couldn’t quite explain, but I looked around, and there was nobody else in sight. I could undress myself and just go into the cold water, which is exactly what I did. I remember very clearly that I wasn’t bothered by the cold at all, I was just curious. That curiosity was much stronger than the temperature of the water. Can you imagine that? But while now I know why that was, back then I simply experienced it. And that cold water had an unexpected effect on my body, which is that I felt great. I was playing with a thin layer of ice all around me, feeling astonished that I had the ability to just play in it. I was looking at the ice — not understanding yet, just looking — and thinking to myself: “Wow, I can play! I’m in the water! And it’s fine!”

@ZachWarunek So inspiring. It’s one of my favorite places ever. That room is the best.

I went to the aquarium in Monterey Bay

@omooretweets Interesting.

A lot of model behavior makes more sense when you realize their primary info source is Reddit

My Uber driver in SF said he’s working on a startup, then asked me to sign an NDA before telling me the idea 😂

@gregisenberg I see there is no grass in the image. Outside time works wonders. 👍🏻

POV: April 2026