Rune Dohrn

I believe in continual learning, solving the right problems at the right time, and focusing on the users. I love first-principles thinking and truly understanding a domain—but sometimes, the best way to learn is to throw all of that out the window and just ship some software 🚀

I also think a lot about education. Here are three posts that focus on core constraints and “problem” framing:

• The attention and motivation problem
• The learning rate problem
• The reuse problem

If you're curious about how I think about problem-solving and software development, here are three posts that capture my perspective 🤔

• Simple problems solved LLM style – A look at simple problems from the point of view of an LLM. Surprisingly insightful 🤖
• Innovation isn't done in crowds – Rather snarky, but still something I believe in. 💡
• Madness and brilliance – Quantity or quality? The answer might surprise you 🎯

I've been humbled by failure many times—and I've come to see that truly understanding the world for what it is, not what you want it to be, is a superpower.