The Verification Cost of Plausible AI Output
October 15, 2026
When models stop writing nonsense, catching their mistakes stops being free and starts requiring domain expertise.
The Hardest Part of Zero to One Is Resisting the Urge to Do Too Much
October 6, 2026
When you are at zero, the panic reflex is to pile on features, tools, and ads to feel like you are making progress, while the only question that matters is whether you have a working machine.
You Do Not Find a Cofounder in an Interview
September 24, 2026
Debating equity splits, corporate titles, and contracts before building anything together is startup theater. Finding a partner is like forming a band: you start jamming to see who can handle the noise.
Folio: From Markdown to a Presentable PDF
September 2, 2026
Technical documents don't start in a word processor anymore. They start in Markdown, inside an agent or a working session: architectures, proposals, analyses, reports.
Infrastructure, Product, and Value: Three Different Things You Treat as One
August 17, 2026
Most businesses do not fail from poor product execution; they fail from hiding in infrastructure to avoid market rejection. Customers pay for value, tolerate the product, and never think about your infrastructure.