you should charge people $100k a month to view your tweets
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how AI decimates coders
within the next 12-18 months, you’re going to start to see a huge shift where the top 5-10% of coders (in literally any language or technology branch) will be managing an AI team of 8-10 agents.
conservatively this should reposition at least 25% of active high-paying coding jobs in the USA to minimum wage and/or gig work. incomes slashed by 80%.
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things are cranking along
getting launch versions of Payfrit primed and ready to include delivery. the trinity is almost ready for launch, dine-in, takeaway, delivery, one single order channel.
on the Works end of things, really coming up with some amazing integrations wearable beacon that will function like the down counter that football officials wear on their hand. so the KDS can tell who is loging actions based on the beacon on their wrist.
amazing stuff!
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guest post from ChatGPT
had a great chat session last night and did some amazing longer term planning and dreaming. i had it summarize what payfrit is, and it did a really good job.
Payfrit is not a restaurant app.
Restaurants are just the first wedge.
Payfrit is a commerce and work network where every business has a menu, every menu can create paid work, and every service point becomes a place where that work can happen.
A table. A pickup shelf. A hotel room. A stadium seat. A beach pin. A trash can. A delivery address. A future catering location. A chat queue.
Customers choose what they want, where they want it, when they want it, and what speed/certainty they’re willing to pay for.
Businesses publish what they offer, where they can serve it, and what work needs doing.
Workers find tasks they’re qualified to do, get paid, and build portable work history.
Payfrit turns useful ability into paid work.
i spent years trying to turn that idea into a coherent pitch deck in order to convince an investor, and it never happened, no wonder. it’s such a groundbreaking-ly simple and efficient system where everyone wins and we make money my removing waste from the system so nobody gets fucked.
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thank god
https://www.cnbc.com/2026/06/26/billionaire-investor-jeremy-grantham-says-bitcoin-will-dwindle-away-with-a-whimper.html -
i love it
“Justice Ketanji Brown Jackson dissented from the court’s decision, joined by Justice Neil Gorsuch.”
https://www.cnbc.com/2026/06/25/glyphosate-roundup-bayer-supreme-court-case-monsanto.html
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thinking about getting back into skydiving
this morning for some reason i really got an itch to start jumping again. for some reason the memory of one of my cutaways came back to me and it’s a good life lesson.
it was april in ohio, first day open at aerohio. i was on the first run, a 182 that had to launch from a different paved airstrip since our grass runway was too muddy. cold af.
i had a lineover after i pulled on a hop and pop from 7000ft, i’m still amazed at how my muscle memory kicked in. i can remember hanging on the strut and the pilot trying to shake me off! what a blast.coolest part is that they almost forced me to get on the next load, to get back on the horse after something like that. it was only my second season jumping and they didn’t want to lose me to fear. i took that next ride and had a blast doing a rare formation jump for me (i always preferred doing hop and ops at altitude), and then i made about 100 jumps during the next few months.
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final feature
to be added in prior to launch: Launch Cash
a feature for businesses to reward their first users. when a user registers for Payfrit for the first time, they will be given the option to take a launch gift, which is essentially cash in their account. we suggest a minimum of $5, perhaps $10 for higher ticket places.
it’s just a little incentive for people to download the app, try it out on the house. business decides whether or not they want to offer launch cash, how much, and how many customers are eligible. and Payfrit gets the benefit of verified users, since we would be open to arbitrage without it.