Posts
All the articles I've posted.
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Unsung Hero: Damian Milton and the Theory That Changed Everything
In 2012, an autistic researcher named Damian Milton proposed that communication breakdowns between autistic and neurotypical people are mutual, not one-sided. The research community took a decade to catch up.
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Unsung Hero: One Person Holds the JavaScript Ecosystem Together
Sindre Sorhus maintains 1,100+ npm packages with billions of downloads per month. If he stopped tomorrow, a significant portion of the npm registry would break. He funds himself through GitHub Sponsors.
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Llama 4 Scout Has a 10 Million Token Context Window. Let That Sink In.
Meta released Llama 4 with a 10 million token context window. That is roughly 20 full novels. The implications for how we use AI are enormous and nobody is talking about the right ones.
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An AI Agent Nuked 2.5 Years of Production Data. The Lesson Is Not What You Think.
An engineer trusted Claude Code to update his education platform. A misconfiguration wiped 2.5 years of student work. 100,000 students affected. The real story is about guardrails, not AI.
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OpenClaw Went From 9K to 250K GitHub Stars in Four Months. Then Its Creator Left.
An open-source AI agent called OpenClaw surpassed React on GitHub. NVIDIA called it 'to agentic AI what GPT was to chatbots.' Then the creator joined OpenAI. What happens now?
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Unsung Hero: Sophie Wilson Designed the Chip in Your Phone
In 1983, a woman in Cambridge designed an instruction set. 250 billion chips later, it powers every smartphone, every tablet, and every Apple Silicon Mac on Earth. Her name is Sophie Wilson.
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Anthropic Said No to the Pentagon. Then OpenAI Said Yes.
Dario Amodei drew a hard line against military use of Claude. Days later, OpenAI signed a classified defense deal. ChatGPT uninstalls spiked 295%. This is the moment the AI industry split in two.
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Meta Is Firing 15,000 Humans to Build Better Machines
Meta plans to cut 20% of its workforce to offset $135 billion in AI spending. The stock went up. The metaverse is dead. The machines won.
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Microsoft's January Patch Broke Windows. Then They Patched the Patch. Then They Patched That.
Microsoft's January 2026 update caused boot failures, crashes, and blue screens. They released two emergency patches in ten days. This is the state of the software that runs most of the world's computers.
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Korea Just Passed the World's Second Comprehensive AI Law
South Korea's AI Basic Act consolidated 19 separate bills into one law. It went live January 22. I build AI in Seoul. Here is what it actually means for builders.