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  1. Technical brilliance and hard work matter—but neither entitles a developer tool to succeed.

  2. AI tools can help us think, but they become dangerous when leaders confuse speed with judgment and humans with process.

  3. PinchBench

    Real-world benchmarks for AI coding agents.

  4. AI coding assistants aren't malicious like genies, but they share the same fundamental problem: they respond to what you said, not what you meant.

  5. StrandCraft

    A vibe-coded word puzzle game creator inspired by NYT Strands

  6. America hasn't become immoral—it's become post-moral.

  7. Parenthood and mortality are two of the most profound struggles humans face.

  8. When you have four kids, individual attention becomes a rare commodity.

  9. Admiral Grace Hopper spent her career fighting the assumption that humans had to adapt to machines, insisting machines should understand us.

  10. Examining historical patterns of democratic collapse and how the U.S.

  11. 2024 in Books

    A look back at my year in reading through 50 books and nearly 17,000 pages, featuring recommendations across fiction, non-fiction, and everything in between.

  12. In a delightfully ironic twist, the U.S. government's TikTok ban has pushed Americans toward Xiaohongshu (a more explicitly Chinese government-controlled app), highlighting the growing disconnect between how governments view the world and how their citize…

  13. OnlyDNS

    A service you can connect to your Cloudflare account and ONLY manage DNS records - none of the other stuff and no selling you other Cloudflare stuff.

  14. Reflections on American elections and their importance to democracy

  15. Submarine Insights for Startups

  16. How I migrated my blog from Ghost to Astro and Render

  17. SimpleImport

    An app that helps you manage your record store by connecting Discogs and Shopify.

  18. A personal story about faith and family during a medical emergency

  19. 2023 in Books

    A review of the 47 books I read in 2023

  20. Exploring Taylor Swift's lyrics about age and relationships

  21. How rest and breaks can enhance creativity and productivity

  22. Lessons learned about executive leadership

  23. AI Instagram

    Experimenting with AI image generation inspired by Bo Burnham

  24. A talk about Elizebeth Smith Friedman and the history of cryptography

  25. Exploring practical uses of AI and LLMs

  26. The importance of iteration in product development

  27. How I used ProjectDiscovery tools for security research

  28. How I used Katana to crawl and migrate my website to Ghost

  29. Joining ProjectDiscovery as Head of Community

  30. Key lessons from 5 years at GitLab about writing things down, empowerment, and transparency

  31. Announcing my departure from GitLab after 5 years

  32. An experiment with ChatGPT to write about DevSecOps

  33. Two key principles for learning new skills

  34. Five key ingredients for delivering excellent tech presentations

  35. The shift toward DevOps platforms and consolidated tooling

  36. Understanding the unique aspects of Russia's invasion of Ukraine

  37. Reflections on January 6th and American democracy

  38. Learning Go in public in 2022

  39. Todd Beamer

    Reflections on heroism and January 6th

  40. Contrasting Apollo astronauts with modern space billionaires

  41. How to make virtual meetings more effective with live docs

  42. A story about creative debugging in production

  43. Understanding the January 6th protests and Constitutional process

  44. Why we need researchers like Timnit Gebru in AI ethics

  45. Three friends talk about life and ART in a modern context.

  46. Visibility, efficiency, and governance for multi-cloud success

  47. Why software should handle names like O'Leary correctly

  48. A living document on updating default branches everywhere

  49. Step-by-step guide to renaming your Git default branch

  50. I was wrong

    On the origins of 'master' in Git and why we should change it