Reflections on "Making" in the AI Era
In the AI era, the joy of "making" is transforming but not vanishing. Let's explore how developers navigate between manual coding and automation.
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What we learn while building.
Raw notes on AI in production, real agentic systems, and what actually works for the startups we work with.
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"No AI" Statements: More Than Just Words
In a world where AI is constantly improving, "No AI" statements are not just words. They are crucial for valuing human content and maintaining authenticity.
ReadPasskeys: An Invention Detached from Consumer Reality
Passkeys, designed to bolster digital security, appear to have been created with little understanding of consumer needs or behaviors.
ReadDecoding the Mystery: The '10 REM' Enigma in The Wizard's Castle
Dive into the intriguing history of the mysterious '10 REM' code in the 80s BASIC game, The Wizard's Castle. Uncover how this line puzzled programmers and unveils secrets about randomization initialization of the time.
ReadThe Startup's Postgres Survival Guide
Discover how to prevent Postgres from becoming a stumbling block for your startup. Practical optimizations, connection management, and tips for large migrations.
ReadBento: An Entire PowerPoint in One HTML File
Discover how Bento revolutionizes presentations by integrating editing, viewing, data, and collaboration into a single HTML file.
ReadWhen AI Makes Ugly Menus: Avoiding Pitfalls in the Restaurant Business
Restaurants are using AI to redesign their menus, but the results can be underwhelming. Learn how to avoid mistakes and enhance customer experience.
ReadNever Enough: How AI Reshapes Our Daily Lives
In Silicon Valley, the relentless AI race is redefining our priorities. But at what cost? Let's explore the impacts of this incessant quest for performance.
ReadReddit Considers Plain HTML Unsafe: A Controversial Decision
Reddit has recently decided to restrict access to its old HTML front-end, citing security concerns. This decision raises questions about the actual risks involved and the future of online accessibility.
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