Katie Dill

OpenAI co-founder @gdb talks about integrating research and product development, the scaling hypothesis, and his AI predictions. Subscription links for future episodes: cheekypint.transistor.fm/1

One of the best parts of Stripe is working with the world's most interesting businesses. Taking advantage of this, we're launching a podcast where we host founders and leaders for a cheeky pint in our hastily-constructed office pub. Coming soon: episodes with @gdb, Meta’s Susan…

Here's the full interview with Mark Zuckerberg at @stripe Sessions this week, talking about how AI is shaping Meta's products, Mark's perspectives on leadership, and stablecoins.

News! We just launched “The General Podcast” 🎙️ It’s a ‘hostless' show that pairs tech and business leaders together for honest, behind-the-scenes conversations about building: 🎙️ Ep 1: Katie Dill (@lil_dill) x Randy Hunt (@randyjhunt) 🎙️ Ep 2: A healthcare journalist x a…

Great idea + great execution = epic video This is my favorite AI commercial of the week 🚗🔥 This spec ad was entirely made by German film director Simon Meyer, using @freepik

Coding agents have crossed a chasm Somewhere in the last few months, something fundamental shifted for me with autonomous AI coding agents. They’ve gone from a “hey this is pretty neat” curiosity to something I genuinely can’t imagine working without. Not in a hand-wavy,…

Evidently consistency in capitalization was not a rule for golfers.

I’m so over relying on my phone for every. little. thing. Very happy to hear that some of the world’s best makers are working on my next obsession. Can’t wait to love what you make. Congrats, Jony, Io, and @OpenAI!

New as of today: @stripe MCP in @OpenAI Responses API. Just plop in your API key and prompt Stripe in your agentic workflows. Here’s a quick demo. (Feedback and feature requests welcome!)

To everyone who saw me posting about meme coins earlier today: I was hacked. Unless they moon. Then it was me.

"In today’s world, we often associate vivid color with chaos, childishness, or excess. But history offers plenty of counterexamples—times where color and form worked together to overwhelm, inspire, and elevate." Ignoring my nearly all black wardrobe, this article resonates. Let's…