I’ll make one assumption. You, like me, have multiple newsletter subscriptions. And it’s not like you never read any of it. But there are so many articles I would like to read that it becomes overwhelming. You then start to bookmark only the ones worth reading, but again, that pile just grows and grows. So… Continue reading

In 2009, a developer in a bedroom could build something real and share it with the world. No gatekeepers. No middlemen. Just an idea, a code editor, and an open internet full of people doing the same thing. The Cognitive Dark Forest argues that era is over. Code is cheap now. If you build something… Continue reading