March 2, 2026
The Judgment Is Yours
A transactional lawyer built his entire practice around Claude. The real insight isn't about prompting — it's that judgment is the asset AI makes more valuable.
3 min readAI AdoptionAI Strategy
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February 26, 2026
Fifty MVPs and Counting
A tooling checklist for shipping MVPs fast, written by someone who optimises for handoff speed. Useful advice — just remember you're the one living with the choices.
3 min readAI and SoftwareIndie Hackers
February 26, 2026
The Conductor Who Doesn't Build Instruments
Perplexity's CEO argues multimodel orchestration is where the value lives. It's a sharp thesis — and exactly the argument you'd make if you don't build the models.
2 min readCompetitionMarket Narratives
February 26, 2026
The Delegation Is the Hard Part
Karpathy says the era of typing code is over. His own example proves the era of knowing what to type never ended — the skill just moved up the stack.
2 min readAI and SoftwareDeveloper Tools
February 26, 2026
The Edits Are the Disclosure
A hedge fund co-authored a report that preceded an 821-point Dow drop. Then the attribution was quietly changed. The regulatory gap that made it possible is by design.
2 min readMarket NarrativesAI Ethics
February 26, 2026
The Gap That Didn't Close
Starting a project with AI is easier than ever. Shipping a real product still isn't. The gap between demo and done is where the flattery falls apart.
3 min readAI and SoftwareIndie Hackers
February 26, 2026
The Hard Part Was Never the Instructions
A clean Coasean framework for AI and firms — until it declares the instruction layer solved and skips the part where physical work, accountability, and trust resist compression.
2 min readAI and EconomyAI Strategy
February 26, 2026
The Judgment Was Always the Job
AI doesn't threaten engineering seniority because seniority was never about typing code. The question is whether organisations still produce the friction that builds judgment.
2 min readAI and SoftwareAI Adoption
February 26, 2026
The Most Expensive Search-and-Replace in Corporate History
Block cuts nearly half its workforce and Jack Dorsey frames it as AI-driven reinvention. The severance is generous. The binary framing deserves more scrutiny.
3 min readAI and EconomyLabour Market
February 26, 2026
The Taste Thread Has No Taste
A viral thread about escaping AI slop, delivered in the exact format it claims to transcend. The one useful idea is buried under nineteen paragraphs of atmosphere.
2 min readAI HypeContent Strategy
February 24, 2026
6,600 Commits and Nobody's Reading the Code
Harness engineering is a real practice with real results. But trust built on commit volume isn't the same as trust built on understanding — and most codebases aren't greenfield.
2 min readAI and SoftwareDeveloper Tools
February 24, 2026
Devin, but Good
Cognition's CEO admits the original Devin was too early. The update is real progress — but the headline metric is PRs per week, not PRs that ship without a rewrite.
2 min readAI and SoftwareDeveloper Tools
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