Living on a Curve

We are living on a curve of accelerating LLMs, moving rapidly from quarterly model drops to weekly releases. But whether this trajectory represents an unbroken exponential curve or a reality-checked series of stacked S-curves, the real-world impact is already here. Financial bubble or not, existing models are actively transforming science, automating business workflows, and bridging into physical robotics. Buckle up: between supply bottlenecks, institutional hurdles, and second-order breakthroughs, the next decade is shaping up to bring as much dramatic change as the last thirty years combined. Welcome to living on the curve! Continue reading Living on a Curve

Toronto DemoCamp 26, still going strong with noodles, Lean Marketing and 5 Demos.

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Last night was the 26th DemoCamp in Toronto, and the 3rd held at Ryerson University’s Ted Rogers School of Management with a crowd of ~300 or so. We had a Key Note by April Dunford and Demos by Kobo Books, Status.net, OpenApps, TeamSave, SWIX. and food. kick ass!! Continue reading Toronto DemoCamp 26, still going strong with noodles, Lean Marketing and 5 Demos.

Found Words: “Ramen Profitable” also “Sirloin Profitable” and “Ferrari Profitable”

Paul Graham has a excellent writeup on the term “Ramen Profitable” : “just enough to pay the founders’ living expenses”. Which leads us to “Sirloin Profitable” and “Ferrari Profitable” as additional milestones in a business, who’s definition should be self Continue reading Found Words: “Ramen Profitable” also “Sirloin Profitable” and “Ferrari Profitable”

The Real Lessons From Twitter and it’s an Evolving Architecture

The Real Lessons From Twitter If you were thrown into a fight, would you start punching or would you open up your iphone and start browsing web pages about Karate? : 1. If people use it, it’s valuable 2. Product, Continue reading The Real Lessons From Twitter and it’s an Evolving Architecture