Tag: Musings
All the posts with the tag "Musings".
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Claude Dispatch, Scheduled Tasks, Computer Use: what works
Published: at 04:00 AMI've been running Claude's new agent tools for weeks. Here's what gets work off your desk and what's just homework with better typography.
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The case for making your life harder (on purpose)
Published: at 07:50 AMWhy boycotts, friction, and inconvenience might be the best things for our mental health and attention spans in an age of instant gratification.
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AI agents are having their jQuery moment
Published: at 07:33 AMBuilding AI agents in 2025 feels exactly like the browser wars - fragmented, painful integrations everywhere. MCP might be the jQuery moment we need.
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Why your dev work feels boring (and how to fix it)
Published: at 08:00 AMDev work gets boring when you just check boxes. Chasing everyday technical challenges creates the tension that makes it exciting again.
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Tech chaos: Silicon Valley goes full wild west (July 2025)
Published: at 12:07 AMGoogle dismantled Windsurf for $2.4B, and AI cheating tools are now VC-funded. Silicon Valley officially became the Wild West in July 2025
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Your brain on AI - MIT study update
Published: at 07:50 AMMIT strapped sensors to students' heads while they wrote essays with and without AI. Plot twist: your brain is lazy. To AI or not to AI?
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Your brain on AI—the cognitive skill you're sacrificing
Updated: at 06:35 AMI caught myself outsourcing an Excel formula to AI and learned absolutely nothing. Don't outsource the most valuable skill you have.
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Tech chaos and wild stories from June 2025
Published: at 07:07 AMFrom $29B Meta fundraising to mind-reading robots, 42 insane tech moments from June that made my SEO experiment look adorably quaint.
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Why AI tools are making software engineers less capable
Updated: at 08:35 AMA developer's candid take on AI tools—balancing productivity gains with the critical thinking skills that make engineers valuable.
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AI is the death of outbound (and here's what replaces it)
Published: at 06:50 AMAI was supposed to supercharge outbound. Instead, it's killing it. Here's why hyper-personalization creates spam fatigue & what replaces it.
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Seeing through my little one's eyes
Published: at 05:30 PMA father reflects on how his toddler's wonder-filled exploration reveals life's overlooked details, like how kitchen doors open.
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Side project purgatory
Published: at 08:50 AMChasing new coding projects while the almost-finished ones gather digital dust, despite knowing they deserve to ship.