David Hoang

on the atlas — 4

• let's talk about a task tracking system for ai agents • Solving the decision problem1 savers
• Why Older Entrepreneurs Have the Edge - Knowledge at Wharton2 savers
• Swift Concurrency Waits for No One1 savers
• The tech layoffs continue1 savers

highlights — 4

• n normal human pm setups, you chop a project into tasks. each task has a success criteria, you track it, then mark it done. we can do the same for ai bc it’s basically just automating that same flow.

  let's talk about a task tracking system for ai agents • Solving the decision problem

• think of it as the same vibe you get from tools like jira or linear, but tailored to a bunch of bots that can actually do the work. the real magic is in how it bundles transparency, collaboration, and continuous learning all in one place.

  let's talk about a task tracking system for ai agents • Solving the decision problem

• Kim: There are some theories on why young people may be better entrepreneurs. Two ideas come to mind. One is that younger people might be more capable of disruptive ideas because they’re less beholden to existing paradigms or ways of doing things. As a result, they might be better positioned to come up with new, groundbreaking ideas. The second idea is that young people just have more time and energy. Because starting a venture is a really taxing journey, that might put them at an advantage.

  Why Older Entrepreneurs Have the Edge - Knowledge at Wharton

• A quarter of a million tech workers were laid off last year from the likes of Google, Amazon, Meta, Microsoft, and thousands of other big and small companies in the industry. And it looks like this year is not going to bring any relief. Google just announced more layoffs, Twitch cut 35% of staff, Discord is axing 17%, and Unity is cutting a whopping 25%. And we’re just two weeks into the new year!

  The tech layoffs continue