Called It: The Anti-Adobe Coalition Is Here
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I tweeted about an anti-Adobe coalition forming around Figma back in 2023. Now with DHH's Omarchy OS, Framework laptops, and my own Adobe cancellation, the underground is surfacing.
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Dark Engagement: Why Everyone Reads, Nobody Claps, and the Machines Remember Everything
6 min readPeople screenshot my posts instead of liking them. They reference ideas weeks later that never got a single public comment. This personal observation opens into something bigger: how engagement retreats into darkness while machines feast on the open web.
The Moment Observes Itself
7 min readWhen spam bots target you to create the post about being targeted by spam bots. On cosmic absurdity, recursive causation, and why the universe might be self-referential all the way down.
The 10x PM Paradox: Why Organization Beats Genius Every Time
8 min readSilicon Valley worships the 10x engineer, but the real productivity multiplier is the PM who breaks work into atomic tasks. Here is why systematic organization beats raw intelligence—especially in the AI era.
Meta-Learning Eats Itself: When AI Tools Train on Their Own Usage
9 min readClaude Code learning from every "You're absolutely right!" moment could push dev tools from 1.2-5x productivity gains to genuine 10x++ multipliers. Recursive self-improvement through usage patterns changes everything.
The AI Stack Paradox: Why Tool Polygamy is Killing Your Build Velocity
8 min readEvery week brings another game-changing AI model. Stop chasing 2% improvements while ignoring 200% gains hiding in deep tool mastery. Here is the framework for making AI stack decisions that actually scale.
The Great Cognitive Handoff: How AI-Assisted Development is Rewiring Civilization
9 min readYour IDE just became a Formula 1 car and your brain became the driver. We're witnessing the first large-scale cognitive handoff between human and artificial intelligence—and it's changing how our entire civilization processes information.
When the Plumbing Fights Back: A Spam Bot Tragedy in Three Acts
6 min readI write about building the future of digital consciousness and AI infrastructure. Earlier this week, I couldn't even send an email. This is a story about spam bots, sender reputation, and the rusty pipes we're all building on top of.
Information Wants to Be Free (But Does It Care Who Sets It Free?)
8 min readWrestling with the China paradox: if information drives toward decentralization, why does the world's largest data processor keep getting more centralized?
AI-Powered Live Coding for Civilization Data
3 min readJoin us on an unscripted journey through history, AI, and data visualization as we transform raw civilization data into an interactive dashboard using cutting-edge AI tools.