Estimates come in various disguises, but when you peek under the trench coat there is always the same old question.

One of the quickest ways to get better at your job is to own a graph.

Best case: we’re in a bubble. Worst case: the people profiting most know exactly what they’re doing.

Productized scapegoating—a reflection.

Your competitors will eat your lunch while you refactor.

Guerrilla marketing tactics to raise UX awareness and shift your organization’s culture without a big budget.

“Artificial intelligence” is a failed technology. It’s time we described it that way.

Not the future we want, but the one we're getting.

In response to AI slop we will increasingly rely on trust networks in professional dealings. Trust will be the new business currency.

Many of the ideas that OpenAI has leaked specifically so the media can continue to pump up its valuation and continue to raise the money it needs.

MIT Technology Review’s annual list of companies that are taking meaningful steps to reduce emissions and mitigate the impacts of climate change.

Why moving judgment to the edges wins in the long run.

An open standard that enables programmatic commerce flows between AI agents and businesses. Developed by Stripe + OpenAI.

The word modern has become the cure-all solution, promising to solve not just our immediate problems, but somehow prevent future ones entirely.

The disruption is real. It’s also predictable.

$1.5B. Damn. Who can afford to pay that? A very cynical read.

Just say those words to any room full of recruiters, and everyone will give a wry chuckle and roll their eyes. We've all heard it a million times.

Thinking in terms of legibility and illegibility explains so many of the things that are confusing about large software companies.

The “AI” Bubble feels more like the all-encompassing wasteland that was the 2007 bubble in Iceland than anything else.

Substack promised independence, but has evolved into another platform playing the same game as everyone else.