kasey klimes
@kasey.bsky.social
no man is an island
building + learning to expand human agency
📍brooklyn
kaseyklimes.com
building + learning to expand human agency
📍brooklyn
kaseyklimes.com
relistening to user study sessions > podcasts about startups
August 30, 2025 at 12:24 PM
relistening to user study sessions > podcasts about startups
the rumors are true, hmu
Kasey is hiring! In NYC!
if you're an engineer in the new york area and the ideas in this post interest you, let's get coffee.
i'm hiring.
"When to Design for Emergence"
t.co/Q7zrQX3vYN
i'm hiring.
"When to Design for Emergence"
t.co/Q7zrQX3vYN
July 29, 2025 at 2:22 PM
the rumors are true, hmu
if you're an engineer in the new york area and the ideas in this post interest you, let's get coffee.
i'm hiring.
"When to Design for Emergence"
t.co/Q7zrQX3vYN
i'm hiring.
"When to Design for Emergence"
t.co/Q7zrQX3vYN
July 1, 2025 at 8:48 PM
if you're an engineer in the new york area and the ideas in this post interest you, let's get coffee.
i'm hiring.
"When to Design for Emergence"
t.co/Q7zrQX3vYN
i'm hiring.
"When to Design for Emergence"
t.co/Q7zrQX3vYN
I’d be very curious what the post:reply ratio is here vs twitter
June 20, 2025 at 5:00 PM
I’d be very curious what the post:reply ratio is here vs twitter
Reposted by kasey klimes
Saying LLMs are worthless/pernicious because they sometimes make mistakes & is causing a general decline in reading skills (true) is like saying Google Maps is worthless/pernicous just because it sometimes gives you bad directions & has caused a general decline in human navigation skills (also true)
June 17, 2025 at 11:20 AM
Saying LLMs are worthless/pernicious because they sometimes make mistakes & is causing a general decline in reading skills (true) is like saying Google Maps is worthless/pernicous just because it sometimes gives you bad directions & has caused a general decline in human navigation skills (also true)
startups!
how has AI code-gen changed your team’s approach to collaboration? how have you adapted your team workflows? what are the second order effects?
how has AI code-gen changed your team’s approach to collaboration? how have you adapted your team workflows? what are the second order effects?
June 16, 2025 at 1:05 PM
startups!
how has AI code-gen changed your team’s approach to collaboration? how have you adapted your team workflows? what are the second order effects?
how has AI code-gen changed your team’s approach to collaboration? how have you adapted your team workflows? what are the second order effects?
woah, bunch of new followers here all of a sudden, did I miss something?
hi 👋
hi 👋
June 16, 2025 at 2:18 AM
woah, bunch of new followers here all of a sudden, did I miss something?
hi 👋
hi 👋
ngl building a company is the hardest thing I’ve ever done
June 12, 2025 at 12:29 AM
ngl building a company is the hardest thing I’ve ever done
I believe strongly in permissionless innovation and also that I specifically should not be allowed to code
June 9, 2025 at 3:36 AM
I believe strongly in permissionless innovation and also that I specifically should not be allowed to code
kinda messed up that steve jobs is known for the "bicycle for the mind" metaphor when it was bill atkinson who built hypercard and steve jobs who killed it
June 8, 2025 at 7:14 PM
kinda messed up that steve jobs is known for the "bicycle for the mind" metaphor when it was bill atkinson who built hypercard and steve jobs who killed it
I am building end-user programming for AI agents because limiting what gets built to the tiny group of people with technical knowledge limits us as a species.
June 8, 2025 at 12:46 AM
I am building end-user programming for AI agents because limiting what gets built to the tiny group of people with technical knowledge limits us as a species.
I love the way this book vaguely feels like it was written for grade school students at the same time that it’s a universal reference point for the most intelligent people I know
June 3, 2025 at 12:16 PM
I love the way this book vaguely feels like it was written for grade school students at the same time that it’s a universal reference point for the most intelligent people I know
the week in pictures
(new york, I love you)
(new york, I love you)
May 29, 2025 at 7:49 PM
the week in pictures
(new york, I love you)
(new york, I love you)
how to design for emergence
1. become intimately, brutally familiar with the real world problem space—develop an in situ fingerfeel for it, dunk your whole body in it
1. become intimately, brutally familiar with the real world problem space—develop an in situ fingerfeel for it, dunk your whole body in it
May 27, 2025 at 1:02 PM
how to design for emergence
1. become intimately, brutally familiar with the real world problem space—develop an in situ fingerfeel for it, dunk your whole body in it
1. become intimately, brutally familiar with the real world problem space—develop an in situ fingerfeel for it, dunk your whole body in it
Reposted by kasey klimes
A story about why Democrats are losers, in four parts.
May 21, 2025 at 12:47 PM
A story about why Democrats are losers, in four parts.
what if "you can just do things" was an app?
Whole Earth AI is a project-based learning tool
I built it to explore 2 questions:
1. what new ux patterns do LLMs enable?
2. what might the montessori method applied to software for adults look like?
here's what I learned
youtu.be/4F1QOPbFpzY?...
Whole Earth AI is a project-based learning tool
I built it to explore 2 questions:
1. what new ux patterns do LLMs enable?
2. what might the montessori method applied to software for adults look like?
here's what I learned
youtu.be/4F1QOPbFpzY?...
Whole Earth AI
YouTube video by Kasey Klimes
youtu.be
May 13, 2025 at 3:57 PM
what if "you can just do things" was an app?
Whole Earth AI is a project-based learning tool
I built it to explore 2 questions:
1. what new ux patterns do LLMs enable?
2. what might the montessori method applied to software for adults look like?
here's what I learned
youtu.be/4F1QOPbFpzY?...
Whole Earth AI is a project-based learning tool
I built it to explore 2 questions:
1. what new ux patterns do LLMs enable?
2. what might the montessori method applied to software for adults look like?
here's what I learned
youtu.be/4F1QOPbFpzY?...
if you’re a startup founder I have a 10 minute favor to ask you (and you’ll get a peek at what i’m building)
please dm 🫶
please dm 🫶
May 12, 2025 at 9:55 PM
if you’re a startup founder I have a 10 minute favor to ask you (and you’ll get a peek at what i’m building)
please dm 🫶
please dm 🫶
I like it over here and I don’t blame anyone for wanting to be here but i’m also not totally convinced that all the sane people cordoning themselves off in a separate smaller network is helping the insanity of our overall situation
May 12, 2025 at 3:21 AM
I like it over here and I don’t blame anyone for wanting to be here but i’m also not totally convinced that all the sane people cordoning themselves off in a separate smaller network is helping the insanity of our overall situation
who is exploring what end-user programming means in the AI era?
I want to find the folk thinking beyond vibe coding
I want to find the folk thinking beyond vibe coding
May 11, 2025 at 11:22 PM
who is exploring what end-user programming means in the AI era?
I want to find the folk thinking beyond vibe coding
I want to find the folk thinking beyond vibe coding
dogfood is great but startups that build for startups get to eat cheeseburgers
May 10, 2025 at 1:52 PM
dogfood is great but startups that build for startups get to eat cheeseburgers
I thought this was really beautiful www.youtube.com/watch?v=FWlX...
My Father, the Giant
YouTube video by StoryCorps
www.youtube.com
May 9, 2025 at 2:11 PM
I thought this was really beautiful www.youtube.com/watch?v=FWlX...
Reposted by kasey klimes
It's too easy to censor scientific data. We should decentralize scientific data somewhat.
I'm building a simple tool for censorship-resistant data archiving. It uses the same tech as Bluesky. github.com/gordonbrande...
I'm building a simple tool for censorship-resistant data archiving. It uses the same tech as Bluesky. github.com/gordonbrande...
May 2, 2025 at 1:51 PM
It's too easy to censor scientific data. We should decentralize scientific data somewhat.
I'm building a simple tool for censorship-resistant data archiving. It uses the same tech as Bluesky. github.com/gordonbrande...
I'm building a simple tool for censorship-resistant data archiving. It uses the same tech as Bluesky. github.com/gordonbrande...