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Downloaded.
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Open-weight models are now good enough to make self-hosting a financial question rather than a capability one.
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The capability gap between closed and open AI models, collapsing.
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Git worktrees only clone your code, so every worktree uses the same local database.
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The US government just ordered Anthropic to switch off two of its best models for everyone, citing national security over a jailbreak the company disputes.
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Anthropic shipped Claude Fable 5 at $10/$50 per million tokens, a full tier above Opus and exactly double its price.
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Your team is paying flagship AI prices for everyday tasks.
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Apple introduced Siri AI for iOS 27 but not in the EU, blaming the Digital Markets Act, while giving EU users the same assistant on the Mac.
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Most teams overpay for AI twice without noticing: they run everything through the default flagship model, and they buy the tokens on a metered plan they can't see into.
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Microsoft moved the menu again.
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How posts on this site actually get made — from a thought to a published page, and the per-sentence commenting layer I use to chase down where a draft is breaking.
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A new paper from Stanford, Michigan, DeepMind and All Hands is the first open empirical study of how AI agents actually spend tokens at scale.
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AI is fantastic for extending thinking.
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A tribute to Peter Whitehouse, my high-school IT teacher in Brisbane, who taught me memory management at fifteen, ran the IT club out of his spare time, and quietly built the architecture-thinking I lean on every day.
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The browser wars settled into a three-horse race.
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In 2012 Scott Weiss wrote that the best preparation for becoming a founder is working at a startup.
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Postgres' WindowAgg node doesn't propagate cardinality estimates.
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Every discipline starts the same way.
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Workforce Engineering is the practice of deliberately designing, measuring and optimising how an organisation deploys its labour, human and AI, to produce outcomes.
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I needed to store massive OpenTelemetry data for AI spend analysis.
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We are currently adjusting our EBITDA to account for a sophisticated parrot that read the internet.
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AI agents won't hollow out systems of record.
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We have a digital identity problem.
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After years with Fastmail, we switched to Microsoft 365.
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The EU sees open source as the path to digital sovereignty.
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Why fluid planning beats rigid quarters, and how the best CTOs build cultures that adapt without chaos.
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AI coding tools have crossed a critical adoption threshold.
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On the case for moving away from anonymous "ghost" accounts toward a pragmatic internet—one where we can protect the vulnerable without silencing the dissident.
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Exploring historic AI model prices, and Google's new Gemini 3 Flash at $0.50/$3.00 per million tokens—a 67% increase over 2.5 Flash.
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It's IEEE Spectrum time again, so it's time to talk about why adding management layers early is the real problem behind $2 trillion in annual software failures.
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Google's AI Overview recently told users that astronauts met cats on the moon.
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So you're spending 20 million on engineering.
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89% of malicious emails bypass SPF, DKIM and DMARC.
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Reflections on building Jamie, an AI assistant for email, and the decision to wind down Pragmatic after not finding product-market fit.
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Analytics is curiosity about what works.
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The tech industry's rush to embed AI into every product is creating exhausted users and half-baked features.
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AI is cheap for end-users right now, but only because venture capital is picking up the tab.
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My take on the next version of the web given the failures of Web 3.0 and the need for a more organised, user-centric approach.
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Reflections on meeting a team of scrappy, multi-faceted engineers and what makes the best startups work
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A tale of 6,000 f-bombs and one accidental victory.
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What if your AI assistant could actually feel what kind of day you're having?
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How switching from a broken WordPress site to Luma transformed It's Culture Innit's event management, proving that buying beats building when software isn't your core value.
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Essential principles for defining Generic Business Objects (GBOs) in your system architecture to avoid expensive re-engineering and maintain clean data models.
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A founder's warning about why early-stage startups should ignore cloud vendor sales calls and keep infrastructure simple to preserve runway and focus on shipping product.
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How unnecessary CAPTCHAs, cookie prompts, and popup modals are driving customers away from websites, with practical advice on reducing friction.
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Why VCs should back focused tools that integrate well with existing platforms instead of chasing the next monolithic unicorn that tries to do everything.
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Why product teams need to embrace simplicity over complexity, focusing on clear blueprints and agility rather than endless documentation and rigid processes.
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A detailed comparison of UK pensions versus Australian superannuation, highlighting how Australia's mandatory 11% employer contributions, lower fees, and better returns outshine the UK's restrictive system.
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A reflection on how web development has evolved from the simple FTP upload days to today's complex ecosystem of frameworks, security concerns, and over-engineering.
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A review of BunnyCDN as a European alternative to Cloudflare, highlighting its strengths in Edge Rules and constraint-driven development approach.