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What makes work good, and how it actually gets done, read slant out of a single line from Paul's letter to the Philippians.
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The same reason your carpenter cant join two pieces of wood in a straight line is the same reason your code sucks — neither of you cared enough to understand what you were building.
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A book review of Andy Borowitz's very funny, very well-researched indictment of a political system that increasingly rewards not knowing things.
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On programming in the age of agents, missing the feeling of figuring things out by hand, and the choice to leave only the boring stuff to the machines.
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A book review of Lizzie Dearden's account of UK terror plots — and the system that kept giving second chances to people who told you exactly who they were.
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A book review of Dan Wang's account of China as an engineering state — from someone who finished it more pro-engineering state than when they started.
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A book review of Chomsky and Robinsons case against American foreign policy — from someone who still believes in American hegemony, if a little less confidently.
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On prediction markets, faith, and the absurdity of pricing the unpriceable.
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A book review of Juliet Rosenfelds exploration of infidelity through the lens of psychotherapy.
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A reflection on 2025 - hope, building, lessons learned, and looking forward.
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The Reproducibility Problem
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Trying to Understand DeepMind’s AlphaGenome Breakthrough
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You Are the Supreme Vice President of Technology and Other Tangential Operations
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The 10x Engineer Is Dead - Long Live The Product Engineer
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This essay is a longer, earlier draft for a competition I participated in but did not win!
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I delve into the concept of product-led growth (PLG) and offer crucial considerations for those adopting a product-led growth strategy.
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Exploring the library of babel and the concept of originality.
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Ever wondered what happens behind the scenes when you run `go get`?