Essays from the room.
Long-form arguments on operating, building, and the boundary between them. For the day-to-day notebook of bugs, gotchas, and AI infrastructure, see the notebook.
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Long-formThree deep audits of my AI-built workspace found a 3,831-line god class, 91 unpooled database connections, and 16 swallowed exceptions. The system still runs my business every day, and both of those facts matter.
The cost of switching between five projects isn't a 20% productivity hit. It's cognitive debt that accumulates and breaks weeks later. Here's what works.
The best operational systems don't need you to run them. Notes on building infrastructure that outlasts the builder.
AI handles the repeatable. Humans handle the ambiguous. The people who understand this boundary will build the next generation of companies.
An e-commerce brand, a multi-client consulting firm, a partner agency, a consumer brand, and a personal life. Five projects, one workspace, one person - and about ninety minutes a week of overhead.