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In the age of AI, scaling yourself 100x as a programmer is not enough.
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iPhone Duo has the potential to become the "book" of the AI age.
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What is this AGI, that everybody talks about?
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Vibe coders are not coders.
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Neolabs like Anthropci and OpenAI sell inference at a certain price per token.
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A one-trillion-dollar valuation is no joke.
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You can now share your Grok bots.
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Grok Bot quick review: it looks simple, but at the same time useful, just like the first iPhone.
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Use Grok Build with local and OpenRouter free models alongside Grok-4.6.
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In the final episode I talk about open weight model harnesses, or how to actually talk to your local AI.
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In this episode I talk about running an open weights model locally.
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Episode 2 of the mini series about how to choose an open weights model, this time how to choose an open weights model provider.
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How to choose and open weights model: the difference between slow, dumb and laggy - and state of the art inference, like Claude or Grok.
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AI watermarking is not baked into model weights, it works at the generation level, by sampling different tokens, paired with a private key.
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China is already way ahead in the AI race, more than the Western media make it look.
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"AI watermarking now traces Claude text back to you.
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We're not in the Singularity yet.
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I’m fortunate enough to have witnessed a few key moments in our recent tech history.
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See how to combine entry-level AI subscriptions and free models for Fable-level vibe coding, solid limits, and high productivity on an $80 monthly budget.
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Publishing ten apps in four months sounds good.
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Pre-digital childhood gave you patterns younger developers never learned.
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I kept the Claude Code interface I like and routed Grok's model underneath it via proxy.
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I shipped 9 iOS apps in 4 months with AI—and learned how to manage AI cognitive overload.
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Running local private AI models is now realistic, affordable, and urgent.
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Harvesting attention isn't just for big tech.
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I stopped prompting my AI agents and started writing loops instead.
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After using Claude (Opus 4.6 to 4.8) for roughly 5 months, I'm experiencing with MiniMax 3.
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In 2010 I asked if you were living in an illusion.
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In 2010 the OS metaphor for self-improvement was an analogy.
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I had 9 definitions of success in 2016 and was split between all of them. 10 years later, here's what I actually learned about enough, alignment, and flow.
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I wrote 33 ways to overcome frustration in 2010. 15 years later: most of them work, but only for one type.
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I wrote about saying no in 2009.
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I wrote about the ancestor syndrome in 2016.
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In 2015 I argued that life's lack of inherent meaning is liberating.
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A 12-year test of The Diamond Cutter's Buddhist business principles.
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10 iOS apps in 4 months, built solo with AI.
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I wrote 77 reasons to love your life in 2009.
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In 2009 I gave 7 reasons to enjoy life.
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I wrote a digital nomad primer in 2010.
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In 2011 I wrote this list from inside a disaster.
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In 2011 I wrote 33 ways to end your day.
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I listed 77 things worth doing in 2013 just because I could.
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In 2010 I pulled 7 lessons from Kung Fu Panda.
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In 2018 the wrong tool was obvious — you could see the mismatch.
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The "get and keep" model of motivation breaks down fast.
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I wrote a blogging retrospective after 6 months.
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Stability and fluidity aren't opposites — they're prerequisites for each other.
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In 2018 I bet that technology would outpace ideology as the force reshaping society.
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In 2009 I framed social networking versus real life relationships as a match.
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I wrote 100 ways to live a better life in 2009, then 100 subposts, then watched it float on the internet for 15 years.