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the archive.
Personal essays on AI, life and work.
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ai2026.04.06·2 min read
stop charging for time
The shift from hourly to outcome-based pricing is not a trend. It is what happens when AI cuts your delivery cost and your client only cares about results.
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what to automate and what not to as a coach
The goal is not a business that runs without you. It is a business that only needs you for the parts only you can do.
2 min read·2026.04.06
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the shift from chat to agents: how to build an AI operating system
Most people use AI like a search engine. The real leverage is agentic workflows that plan, execute, and deliver. Here is the architecture.
5 min read·2026.03.23
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why claude and not chatgpt?
For two years I used both. What changed was the tooling. Here is why I chose Claude, what Anthropic is actually doing, and how to make the switch if you are a purpose-led founder or mission-driven startup.
4 min read·2026.03.16
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The real skill AI can't commoditize
IQ is being commoditized by AI. The skill that remains scarce is the one we're practicing less than ever.
6 min read·2026.03.13
life
A Love Affair with Life
On the stranger who reminded me I was interesting, and the bigger love affair with existence itself.
1 min read·2024.11.11
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hermit diaries
A weekly letter with the best things I read, one personal note, and the AI experiment I'm testing that week.
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curations
The best things I read, watched, and listened to this week.
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a personal note
Whatever is on my mind that week.
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from the lab
The AI experiment I am testing that week.
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