An entrepreneur explains his drive to fix software coordination problems that make powerful devices frustrating to use. He's obsessed with clunky login flows and outdated experiences that shouldn't exist in modern computing. He believes better design can build a better future now.
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I wish I had like a, you know, great story of struggle or some massive chip on my shoulder. Honestly, I'm just obsessed with fixing this coordination problem in software. Like, I just think it annoys me that computers have become so powerful, yet like, a lot of the story a lot of users carry around in their heads about like computers and the software they have to use day to day is like, oh, so annoying. Like, I've got to log into this crap again. Like, what? Like, travel back 100 years and try to explain that scenario to someone. Like, oh my God, yeah, we have these magical devices that can do all this shit instantaneously, access the entirety of human knowledge, and oh my God, they're so annoying. Like, what? Like, it's just, it just annoys me. I think a lot of founders are, um, have like, you know, a tendency to become obsessed with problems. And this is just a problem that I think I've fallen into, um, becoming obsessed with. And like, the more time I spend here, the more I think there's like a better future that we can build, like right now.