vol. iv · issue 06
The Driver's Seata quarterly by satyajeet sindhiyani
18 may 2026 · bengaluru
tweet·Mar 28, 2026#pkm#learning

reading book summaries is consuming food in smoothie form. that line broke my pkm habit in half.

on:@nabeelqu (@nabeelqu)
book·May 10, 2026#building#distribution

the book is one big argument: solve the chicken-and-egg problem, then never stop hand-rolling supply.

on:The Cold Start ProblemAndrew Chen
youtube·Apr 22, 2026#js#explainers

fireship explains promises better than 4 textbooks. 100 seconds, no fluff.

on:JavaScript Promises in 100 secondsFireship
podcast·Apr 4, 2026#philosophy#crypto

balaji on identity → currency → state. i don't agree with all of it but the model is sticky.

on:#420 — Balaji Srinivasan: The Network StateLex Fridman Podcast
book·Mar 2, 2026#crypto#biography

lewis writes about SBF like he's narrating a magic trick he hasn't decided is a fraud.

on:Going InfiniteMichael Lewis
movie / tv·Feb 18, 2026#film#grief

a movie about grief that doesn't soundtrack itself out of the silence. i sat through the credits.

on:All of Us Strangers (2023) — dir. Andrew Haigh
article·Feb 4, 2026#startups#founders

i re-read this every six months. each time a different sentence is the one that bites.

on:Do Things That Don't Scale · paulgraham.com
x article·Apr 30, 2026#ai#economics

ben thompson's piece on anthropic's pricing is the cleanest framing i've seen for why model choice is the new database choice.

on:Anthropic's Pricing and the Compute TaxBen Thompson
tweet·May 6, 2026#cofounders#ops

garry tan's tweet about cofounder fights is the most accurate compressed-wisdom i've seen on YC twitter this year.

on:Garry Tan (@garrytan)

the take leads. the source is small print. i read books in original-form, not in smoothie form.