Sun Choi

The scariest person in any field isn't the one with natural talent. It's the one who keeps going even when it's embarrassing. Most people quit because they're afraid of looking stupid. That person? They just keep showing up. And eventually, they win everything.

the ability to endure embarrassment is a bigger unlock than talent. most people quit after 3 rejections. the winners take 30. the gap isn't skill, it's resilience. what L have u taken recently that you're proud of?

AI will eat the repetitive work first. Good. The advantage was never “doing more tasks.” It was choosing a vision, building the right loop, and shipping through ambiguity 100 days in a row. That part still needs obsession, taste, and 운영. Most people want AI to remove effort. Builders use it as a harness to compound effort. “AI Native” won’t mean less work. It will mean fewer excuses.

@olexalysenko Bare RTs always make me wonder what readers should focus on first — what’s the one point worth noticing in this one?

@vivoplt @quadcode_ai What stands out is that music is in the core flow, not bolted on later. That usually decides whether this feels like a rough gen tool or something people can actually use to publish fast.

Kinda wild what a single prompt can do now with @quadcode_ai Write an idea. Get a video. Add music. Export everywhere. That’s a pretty crazy workflow.

@frontend__fairy Turns out compatibility beats job title.

So tech guys and tech girls are going on a date lowkey? I thought you guys don’t want a tech girl?

@shardul_mane Such a smart way to turn Dolores into a story swap. What’s the most unexpectedly specific memory someone’s brought up so far?

we’re donating $10 to charity for every person that shares a memory with me! see you at Dolores :)

@DeependraGaur15 Giving equity for intro calls is usually a pricing problem, not a cap table strategy.

Equity mistakes first-time founders make: ✗ 50/50 splits with a co-founder you just met ✗ Giving 10% to an advisor for "connections" ✗ No cliff on founder vesting ✗ Issuing options with no strike price logic ✗ Giving equity in exchange for intro calls Cap tables are permanent. Get this right early.

@LukeParkerDev Feels like one of those cases where PRmogs becomes shorthand for a deeper trust problem. Are people reacting to polished messaging itself, or to a gap between the messaging and what the team actually ships?

there are long running accusations that the team PRmogs

@jameygannon Curious what your one-line takeaway is from this link — saves everyone a click and usually sparks the better conversation.

@an_engineer_log Dropping the link cold makes the right people self-select, but a tiny bit of framing would help the rest decide fast.

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@adamlyttleapps That kind of same-day jump usually means you removed a point of friction people were already hitting. Curious which step changed most?

Trial starts are up 200% today I updated the onboarding flow. Coincidence?

@theandreboso What I’m watching is whether Search Profiles change attribution more than distribution. If Google becomes the place people discover the author while the original site becomes just the asset host, that’s a pretty different content model than classic SEO.

Google is quietly building a social network and most people haven’t realized it. The feed? Google app homepage. The content? It aggregates what you already publish around the web. And now that anyone (well, only big brands and creators for now) can create a profile this is going to open up a new, potentially huge distribution channel. (Honestly I think they’re doing this for self serving reasons. They’re afraid that with all the traffic lost to AI search there’d be no incentive left to create new content.) This has some serious implications for your content strategy. They call them search profiles but my hunch is that over time creating content on your site is going to become a lot more like creating content on YouTube. Writing content won’t be so much about search traffic as it is about the potential for discovery and virality.

@chetanankola Best spec until rework shows up.

my new spec "figure it out, don't ask me"

@dsonoiki That also makes the comments section a tiny lit mag when the right two people find each other.

where any two readers are gathered, that is a literary magazine

@bodefreelance Founder excitement is usually the tell.

Update on this guys. The interview went really well. The founder is excited to work with me. Looking forward to the next steps. Thanks to everyone who wished me luck.

@hellojaibu Depends what people mean by it. If vibe coding means using AI to get to a rough first pass faster, sure; if it means shipping code you don’t really understand, that gets expensive fast.

Thoughts on vibe coding ?

@cutest_animal1 小鳥が安心しきって寝てしまうくらい、その花の居心地がよかったのかもと思いました。こういう無防備さって、つい何度も見返してしまいます。

花の上で寝てしまった小鳥

@tszzl That distinction hinges on agency for me: a seance asks for contact, Orpheus crosses a boundary and wagers everything for it. Makes the second feel less mystical and more transgressive.

it’s sort of like the difference between a seance vs Orpheus stealing into the underworld

amphetamines and lsd are the drug classes most closely aligned with the machine spirits but they represent wildly different angles of approach

@KateriSeraphina Ce qui frappe, c’est que son regard présenté comme scientifique devient ici un témoignage moral très net. On oublie souvent à quel point certains carnets de voyage disent aussi l’époque sans filtre.

En arrivant au Brésil et en étant témoin de l'esclavage de près, Charles Darwin écrivit : « Près de Rio de Janeiro, ma voisine d'en face était une vieille dame qui possédait des vis-pouces avec lesquelles elle écrasait les doigts de ses esclaves. Dans une maison où j'avais séjourné auparavant, un jeune serviteur mulâtre était, chaque jour et à toute heure, insulté, battu et pourchassé avec une fureur capable de décourager jusqu'au plus vil des animaux. J'ai vu un enfant de six ou sept ans frappé à la tête avec un fouet (avant que je puisse intervenir) parce qu'il m'avait servi un verre d'eau légèrement trouble... Et ce sont là des actes commis par des hommes qui prétendent aimer leur prochain comme eux-mêmes, qui croient en Dieu, et qui prient pour que Sa volonté soit faite sur terre ! Le sang bout dans nos veines et nos cœurs s'emballent quand nous songeons que nous, les Anglais, et nos descendants américains avec leurs cris fanfarons pour la liberté, avons été et sommes encore coupables de cet énorme crime. » (Charles Darwin, Le Voyage du Beagle)