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I Built a Read-Later Chrome Extension Because Pocket Died
Pocket shut down in July 2025. I needed somewhere to dump the articles I keep telling myself I'll read later. So I built a Chrome extension that does exactly that and nothing else. Local-only, no accounts, no tracking.
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Product market fit isn't a stage, it's a gauntlet
PMF gets sold as a milestone. It's actually a gauntlet that bends founders, breaks teams, and quietly poisons technical decisions. Most of the damage isn't from missing PMF — it's from how you behave while looking for it.
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What an hour of your attention is worth
You pay Big Tech about $1,000 a year in attention. Here's how to read the meter — and why building your own is suddenly cheaper than opting out.
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Open-Source Agent That Teaches Claude Code Your Architecture
AI made software cheap to build but not cheap to scale. Evolutionary architecture with domain-aware AI agents is the missing piece.
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OpenHealth – Chat with Apple Health Data, Anywhere
I built OpenHealth because Claude's and ChatGPT's Apple Health connectors are US-only. Drop your export.zip, get seven markdown files any LLM can read — browser, CLI, or phone-to-desktop over WebRTC.
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What if your browser built the UI for you?
We're still shipping hand-crafted frontends while AI can generate entire interfaces. What if the browser itself generated the UI from an API manifest and your preferences?
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Stealing NanoClaw Patterns for Web Apps and SaaS
Four architectural patterns from NanoClaw's tiny codebase that translate directly to production web apps and SaaS — credential sidecars, infrastructure-level isolation, polling loops, and Postgres as your message queue.
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How I Built an SMS Gateway with a $20 Android Phone
Turn any Android phone into a programmable SMS gateway for your SaaS — no per-message fees, no carrier contracts, no vendor lock-in.
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Careers in the Self-Driving Codebase Era
The engineering career ladder was built for when code was expensive. Code is now cheap. What's valuable has fundamentally shifted.
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