I didn't know.

Battery-electric share of new cars in nine markets, January to September 2026, from national registration data.

The loudest bear case on the year's biggest listing.

Conway's Law, who actually said it, and why the org chart is an architectural decision you are making whether you intend to or not.

Two moats get conflated in the SaaS-pocalypse debate — knowledge and friction.

AI rollouts fail as procurement exercises.

Why one-shot AI CVs are a dead end, and what a compounding career encyclopedia changes — the AI Career Coach plugin for Claude Code.

The sycophancy problem, the compute crunch, and why coding agents will not stay cheap.

Part 2 — why Sonnet 4.6 is a landmark, why prompts will replace code for integration work, and why the build-vs-buy line is moving back toward build.

Why Europe lags the U.S. on innovation — and why regulation is the symptom, not the cause.

First in a series on how AI is changing the make-or-buy decision and reviving hardware as strategic ground.

Twelve behavioral mistakes Warren Buffett keeps warning investors about — and why rationality beats intelligence.

A short introduction to this blog, what it will cover, and why I am writing it.

A review of True Detective season 1, its mind-blowing dialogues, visual storytelling, and tight focus.

A nostalgic reflection on growing up in the 80s, from Queen at Wembley to the Commodore Amiga and the Goonies.

Steve Jobs' famous words from his Stanford commencement speech about finding work you love.

A reflection on how Larry Ellison's wealth distorted the America's Cup, at the expense of Team New Zealand.

A rant about the absurdity of starting a tech business in Italy, where even basic services like SMS APIs are unavailable.

Drew Houston's original YCombinator application for Dropbox and what made his answer about competition stand out.

How and why I quit the consulting business and launched my own company, starting a new life with a new family.

Why every company should invest in comedy and humor to succeed in business, featuring Andy Kaufman.

John Ford's famous stand against Cecil B.

Reid Hoffman's famous quote about what it takes to build a start-up, from the founder of LinkedIn.

A recommendation of Getting Real by 37signals, a book about building web products with focus and simplicity.