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  1. I have been working with AI systems professionally since 2025.

  2. Atwood's law has momentum, but token predicting parrots are on the verge of breaking it.

  3. SaaS is conventionally built for humans, who like dashboards, reports, and RBAC.

  4. I am a system architect, and I started learning to program when my access to the internet and a computer was limited.

  5. Code is an implementation detail For internal tools and business apps, the UI requirements are predictable: forms, tables, dropdowns, modals, filters, pagination.

  6. I was on a call with my friend Marlo when I learned something that broke my mental model of chip manufacturing: nothing on a "3nm" chip measures 3 nanometers.

  7. Yesterday, at India's AI Impact Summit in New Delhi, a startup called Sarvam AI walked on stage and made the boldest claim yet from the subcontinent: two foundation models (30 billion and 105 billion parameters) trained from scratch on domestic infrastruc…

  8. Zero Agent Gate

    I wanted to build something like Moltbook, a platform where always-on agents could authenticate to third-party services.

  9. Cloudflare Workers run across the globe, with hundreds of data centers, each spinning up instances on demand.

  10. A recent post claiming SQLite reaches 100k TPS using batched BEGIN IMMEDIATE transactions sparked a question: Can I build everything with SQLite?

  11. In December 2021, we closed a round to build a decentralised protocol on Solana.

  12. The tradeoff: local-first gives UX; web-first gives multiplayer Local-first tools like vim and emacs are snappy because data lives on your machine.

  13. The Accounting Firm Landscape Most business owners don't care much about accounting.

  14. Cover image generated with AI tools Cloudflare provides networking and infrastructure for a large portion of the internet.

  15. The Problem: Document Chaos in a Physical Commodities Trading Shop Picture this: a steel trading business where suppliers, customers, and logistics partners are constantly sharing documents through WhatsApp.

  16. This article explores why vulnerability is crucial within romantic relationships.

  17. In modern web development, ensuring consistency between the backend and frontend is crucial, especially when dealing with TypeScript types.

  18. I'm an internet person

    It's really hard to answer what I do, so I'm just going to say that I am an Internet person.

  19. Photo by Patrik Velich on Unsplash Cards UI are the notoriously flexible building blocks of every modern application.

  20. Photo by Matt Palmer on Unsplash I have been writing Clojure professionally for the past 5 years, but I still, have a hard time recommending Clojure to friends and clients.

  21. So you have read a few articles, watched some Hickey talks, and dabbled with the REPL.

  22. Did you know that you sleep in multiple phases?

  23. What is Clojure?

  24. On March 4, 2020, I saw that my friend Anand was building an open platform to help an NGO.

  25. Pre Script The virus has stretched the world's resources and has put us in a dire situation.

  26. Photo by chris panas on Unsplash Switching Component Libraries is hard You just found out that a Modal library you use is malicious and can potentially steal user data.

  27. This month's startup ideas have 3 offerings: Text to social media ads Problem Most posters/ads/banners are not creative production, but just an aggregation of stock photos, graphics, and content.

  28. At the end of 2016, a colleague and I built a sales acceleration platform.

  29. Cover Photo by Stoica Ionela on Unsplash Writing ideas down allow them to rest and germinate.

  30. In part 1 and part 2 of the series, we walked through setting up a Clojure application from scratch.

  31. You have built a simple app.

  32. Over the last 2 years, Clojure has become my primary language.

  33. I've been working on Clojure projects at Juxt for more than a year now, but have never written about my experiences because: Before writing an article, I research the problems the community face on Reddit, HackerNews, GitHub issues, and Google trends.

  34. Over my recent vacation, I got a chance to meet Rushabh Mehta, Founder, and CEO of Frappe Technologies & ERPNext Foundation.

  35. UI Mockups and sketches assume that user data is already present.

  36. The internet is full of gems, gold and scrum.

  37. Imitate

    🥤JUICE of the story Successful people around me know wayyyyyy more stuff than I do.

  38. Javascript has its problems, but syntax is not one of them.

  39. There was a time when every government and university had their personal main frame computers.

  40. Developing a new competancy

    Having met Dr.

  41. The 99 that went before

    Walking warrior on a hill Saw a shimmer and stood still It was a sword stuck in a rock With the label, Only the most persistent shall take and walk Warrior, motivated, filled with hope, took a stone to break the rock 1 shot 2 shots 3 shots four His muscles

  42. It was around the same time that I left my college, last year, and it has been a heck of a ride.