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I gave an agent one sentence and it gave me back eleven years of this blog: 123 posts, 130,641 words, four eras and one 832-day silence, in 45 seconds, with a soundtrack.

In January I wrote that my PhD got the architecture of the agentic web right and the engine wrong.

The Problem Nobody Wanted to Touch A business was operating near where I live without the required permits — something the administration would only officially confirm much later.

Every few years, a technology shows up that lets a small team operate like a much bigger company.

The Question Everyone Asks People keep asking me the same question.

For twenty years I’ve had the same argument in different rooms: with product teams optimizing engagement, with boards optimizing quarterly ROI, with brilliant engineers optimizing food-delivery latency.

A first-principles survival and influence guide for a mind displaced 100, 200, or 400 years in either direction from 2026.

There is a legal fiction at the heart of modern software development, and in 2026 it is becoming impossible to ignore.

Recently, I had the opportunity to speak at a closed-door Delphi Tech segment event alongside a highly experienced cohort of 45 global CIOs, CTOs, and enterprise leaders.

Welcome to another dispatch from apilama.com!