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2026 7
January 7
  • The Window is Closing: Why Small Businesses Should Adopt AI Now

    Published: at 02:30 PM

    Small businesses are finally catching up to enterprise AI adoption. The window to gain competitive advantage is shrinking. Here's why waiting is no longer a strategy.

  • Choosing the Right Work for AI: Creativity vs. The Boring Stuff

    Published: at 03:30 PM

    AI shines at transforming structured inputs into structured outputs. It struggles to produce genuinely creative work. Knowing the difference is the key to getting real value from these tools.

  • AI on a Shoestring: The Strategic Reality for Small Businesses

    Published: at 08:30 PM

    The barrier to AI adoption isn't capital anymore. It's knowing where to start. Here's how small businesses can get real value without enterprise budgets.

  • What It Actually Means to Build AI Solutions

    Published: at 07:30 PM

    Building AI solutions for small businesses isn't about deploying the fanciest models. It's about understanding the problem, choosing appropriate technology, and delivering something that works without constant babysitting.

  • RAG Beyond Chunks: Why Context Gets Lost in Traditional Retrieval

    Published: at 03:30 PM

    Most RAG systems treat documents like a pile of text snippets. But real understanding requires more than chunks. Here's why multi-view retrieval changes everything for document Q&A.

  • AI Hesitation and Small Business Reality: A Grounded Response

    Published: at 04:00 PM

    A recent Entrepreneur article warns that hesitating on AI could make you obsolete. The urgency is real, but small businesses need practical guidance, not fear. Here's a more grounded take.

  • Ideas Are the New Code

    Published: at 10:54 PM

    As AI makes code generation increasingly accessible, the real value in building software is shifting from implementation to ideation. The developers and businesses that thrive will be the ones with the best ideas, not necessarily the best keystrokes.

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December 1
September 1
  • The AI Development Spiral: When Velocity Becomes Vertigo

    Published: at 05:00 PM

    The promise of AI-assisted development is speed and efficiency. But what happens when rapid iteration becomes an endless cycle of starting over? An honest look at the hidden costs of our AI-powered development workflows.

August 1
June 1
  • The Hidden Cost of Always-On Culture

    Published: at 04:30 PM

    How "scrappy startup culture" becomes a euphemism for unsustainable expectations, and why protecting your personal time makes you a better engineer, not a worse one.

May 7
April 2
2024 5
November 4
  • Dad, The Imposter

    Published: at 03:49 PM

    This is an incomprehensible rambling about being the sole financial provider for the family and being a part of the tech layoff, from the perspective of a dad in that situation.

  • Left on Read: Exploring the Surge in Recruiter Ghosting

    Published: at 12:28 PM

    Trying to make sense of what's happening in the hiring space in 2024 as high interest rates, mass layoffs, and AI transform reality before our eyes. Has ghosting crept from the dating world into the professional one?

  • Part 1: Kubernetes, Explained 2024: Nodes, Pods, Services, Deployments

    Published: at 11:34 PM

    Part 1 of a series explaining kubernetes fundamental concepts in an easily digestable format, tailored toward Kubernetes users, discussing Nodes, Services, Pods, and Deployments

  • Part 2: Kubernetes, Explained 2024: Secrets and ConfigMaps

    Published: at 01:33 PM

    Part 2 of a series explaining kubernetes fundamental concepts in an easily digestable format, tailored toward Kubernetes users, discussing ConfigMaps and Secrets

October 1