I’ve been wrestling with this lately. Standing up a new project, the instinct is to treat it like a pet—wear all the hats, understand every contour. But that founder-to-manager transition needs to happen fast. Pet projects are seductive because th...
This is an amazing project—it’s like Sim City 2000 but with the actual map of the five boroughs of New York City. This is the sort of project that would be effectively impossible without AI tools, and gives us a peek at an unevenly distributed fut...
Washington state has a larger economy than Argentina or Sweden. We’re home to two of the world’s five most valuable companies, a major aerospace manufacturer, the nation’s seventh-largest container port, and a $14 billion agricultural industry. Ou...
Kurt’s point here greatly resembles one Simon Willison has been making. We’re approaching an inflection point in how software is made where the real value will come more and more from the higher order thinking about the work and less from the spec...
On May 24, 1844, Samuel Morse tapped out this message from the Supreme Court Chamber in the Capitol to his partner Alfred Vail in Baltimore. The words came from Numbers 23:23, suggested by Annie Ellsworth, daughter of the Patent Commissioner.
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