SQLite: Software Done Right
SQLite runs on more devices than any software in history. The serverless database that taught the industry what 'done right' actually means....
The Founder Self-Awareness Advantage
Self-awareness isn't a trait you have or lack—it's a practice. The specific habits that enable honest self-evaluation, from feedback systems to reflection rituals....
Open Source Maintainer Burnout (Infrastructure Cost)
Kubernetes Ingress NGINX gets no security patches after March 2026 because a maintainer burned out. 60% of OSS maintainers work unpaid. The blast radius is real....
When Rewrites Actually Succeed
When the big rewrite succeeds and when it sinks the company. The conditions that distinguish the rare wins from the many graveyards....
The Speech-to-Speech Revolution: When 300ms Changes Everything
Speech-to-speech AI has crossed the 300ms latency threshold where interactions feel like genuine conversation....
LLMs Have No Intent: Why That Makes Them Dangerous
LLMs are amoral pattern engines that will confidently lie because confident lies were in the training data....
DeFi Will Never Be Finance
DeFi advocates claim they're building the future of finance while removing everything that makes finance work: recourse, recovery, accountability, and....
What AI Agents Cannot Do (And Will Not, Anytime Soon)
AI agents have hard limits. They will not replace judgment, empathy, expertise, accountability, or physical labor. Five things knowledge workers still own....
Why Rust Won't Replace C
Rust is safer than C. That's not enough. Trillions of lines of C are in production. The learning curve is brutal....
LeCun's Bet Against LLMs: Why the AI Contrarian Might Be Right
Yann LeCun is betting that large language models are a dead end for AGI. His new startup AMI Labs pursues world models instead....
Why 95% of AI Pilots Fail
MIT-linked studies show 95% of generative AI pilots failed to generate meaningful business impact. The failure patterns and how to avoid them....
Why I Stopped Giving Advice
Most advice fails, and not because it is wrong. The gap between the giver's context and the receiver's reality is where well-meaning guidance goes to die....
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