Posts tagged “ai”
23 posts
Coinbase Founder Just Validated What I've Been Saying for Months
Brian Armstrong announced one-person teams running fleets of AI agents at Coinbase. I wrote this playbook months ago. Here's what it actually looks like in practice.
Why Your Best Work Gets 200 Views While Slop Gets 4.8 Million
The platform math that rewards repackaging over judgment, and why practitioners win long-term anyway
The platform math that rewards repackaging over judgment, and why practitioners who ship real work win long-term anyway. A breakdown of urgency loops, borrowed authority, and the structural bet against content slop.
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I Killed the Browser Workflow for Content Creation. My Readers Still Live in Browsers.
BlackOps builds for browsers. You just don't need one to use it.
Salesforce killed the browser for data access. BlackOps kills the browser workflow for creators. Your content lives in browsers. Your work happens in Claude.
From It's a Small World to the Haunted Mansion: A Blog Post Written in Claude Chat via BlackOps MCP
How a single conversation, no app switching, no copy-paste, went from breaking news to published post before the ride ended.
Obsidian CEO kepano shipped official Claude Code skills. Here's the practitioner take on what composable vault architecture actually looks like — from someone already running 8 custom skills.
The Algorithm Just Told Me You All Use the Same Tool
How repackaging tools, viral libraries, and AI content generators are building an audience of people who don't matter—and why practitioners can spot you immediately.
The X algorithm is serving up identical posts from different accounts. Same tool, same tells. Here's why practitioners scroll past and what AI should actually do.
Einstein Didn't Remember the Speed of Light
The Cognitive Offloading Revolution & Al Assistance.
I Was Trying to Buy a Truck. I Accidentally Discovered the Future of Note-Taking.
How a Sunday truck research session revealed something I hadn't designed into BlackOps: the end of note-taking as we know it.
Two Waves of Digital Transformation. Developers Win Both.
Every layer of automation creates a new layer of complexity that needs builders. That's been true for thirty years. It's still true now.
AI is replacing workers and consumers alike. The first wave digitized the back office. The second is removing humans from both sides of the transaction. Here's why developers should be optimistic about all of it.
Open Claw Memory Is Brittle - Here Is How Chief and I Are Fixing It
I Predicted One Senior Dev and an Army of Agents. Tonight It Happened.
Your AI Agent Already Had File Access. Here's Why Obsidian CLI Changes Everything Anyway.
My First Week with OpenClaw: From Skeptic to Believer
Why This Feature Shipped in Hours (And Why Most Don’t)
It wasn’t the stack. It was the architecture, planned with Claude Code.
Vibe Coding Isn’t the Problem - Vague Thinking Is
Why AI-assisted development exposes leadership, not recklessness
When AI Exposes a Leadership Problem
Banning the tool is easier than defining responsibility
The Quiet AI Power Gap Most CTOs Are Creating Without Realizing It
When AI governance becomes selective convenience, your rule-followers fall behind and your culture starts to fracture.
AI Could Make Your Team 10× Faster. Here’s Why Enterprise Won’t Let It.
AI isn’t the problem. Fear, politics, and outdated processes are.
The Future Dev Team: One Senior Engineer and an Army of AI Agents
How Mission-Command Development is reshaping engineering productivity, architecture, and delivery in 2025
How I Created Mission-Command Development (The Backstory)
How a single senior developer with AI agents can replace entire development teams, transforming software delivery from slow team coordination to rapid mission command execution.
I Asked AI to Make My Site 'Pop' — It Built Asteroids Instead
A casual evening with Claude Code turned into shipping a fully-featured Asteroids easter egg
When AI Goes Off the Rails
Reflections on the challenges of working with AI agents in development and how teams can adapt