Ed Parry

The new leverage of software engineering Engineering teams have been investing heavily in AI and there are clear benefits emerging.

Back in the era of the generalist For most of my career, the advice has been to specialise.

More and more I'm appreciating just how important communication is in all aspects of life, and how incredibly difficult it is to be genuinely good at it.

I’ve just ordered the Rabbit R1.

Back to Whoop After twelve months away from it I'm returned to Whoop.

Switching to Fastmail I've used Google Workspace for about 15 years now, and it's been great.

Having Kids And while having kids may be warping my present judgement, it hasn't overwritten my memory.

Craig Mod: MacBook Neo and How the iPad Should Be I agree with a lot of this.

Manipulation versus management, tools versus agents I recently read an essay by Alan Kay from 1989 that originally featured in The Art of Human-Computer Interface Design, edited by Brenda Laurel.

Wales stands at a critical moment as our economy continues to degrade the natural resources that underpin our health, security, and prosperity.

Favourite books read in 2025 I haven’t read as many books as I was hoping to this year, but thanks to Matter I’ve read a lot more from across the web.

The overwhelmingly cheap cost of storage has meant that we rarely delete things any more.

Today shows that you can still play this as a team sport, with honesty, fairness and transparency at the centre of every race and still come out on top as champions.

I realise I’m a couple of weeks late to the party with this, but the onboarding user experience with poke.com is brilliant.