It is kind of a mixed bag of reasons. I think I am just so busy and head down working on the business so I can't even dedicate the time to posting especially since I spend time writing a weekly newsletter.
I also think LinkedIn was just feeling a bit meh to me. I still like seeing some content from folks like yourself or Clay etc but ALOT feels like relevant to work, a lot of talk and no real practical advice, or just ai slop.
I do want to come back to it though and start sharing more freely on alot of the stuff we are doing at cs2 and changes made due to rise of AI though. but for me sometimes short form is worse than long form.
"if i had more time, I would have wrote a shorter letter" vibes
The "jam your product into the LLM, not the LLM into your product" line hits close to home, that's literally the shift I've watched happen with the tool I work on. MCP, CLI, API access all got built specifically because people stopped wanting a dashboard to log into and started wanting to just describe what they needed from wherever they were already working. Didn't think of it as part of a bigger "software becomes a teammate, not a destination" pattern until reading this, just seemed like meeting people where they already were. Good to see it's not an isolated instinct.
agree on LinkedIn -- i just cant seem to post there right now. and i also find some content but its like finding diamonds in the rough.
why can’t (or don’t) you post there right now?
It is kind of a mixed bag of reasons. I think I am just so busy and head down working on the business so I can't even dedicate the time to posting especially since I spend time writing a weekly newsletter.
I also think LinkedIn was just feeling a bit meh to me. I still like seeing some content from folks like yourself or Clay etc but ALOT feels like relevant to work, a lot of talk and no real practical advice, or just ai slop.
I do want to come back to it though and start sharing more freely on alot of the stuff we are doing at cs2 and changes made due to rise of AI though. but for me sometimes short form is worse than long form.
"if i had more time, I would have wrote a shorter letter" vibes
yall are cool. :)
btw, i’d love to hear the things you’re seeing/changing as it relates to your work at CS2. i’m sure others would too.
yeah exactly what i want to post more about. good to know!
The "jam your product into the LLM, not the LLM into your product" line hits close to home, that's literally the shift I've watched happen with the tool I work on. MCP, CLI, API access all got built specifically because people stopped wanting a dashboard to log into and started wanting to just describe what they needed from wherever they were already working. Didn't think of it as part of a bigger "software becomes a teammate, not a destination" pattern until reading this, just seemed like meeting people where they already were. Good to see it's not an isolated instinct.