Notes from the field on AI, automation, and building practical tools — what I’m learning, testing, and shipping.
75% of people judge your business's credibility by your website design alone. Here's what that costs you — and how to fix it without a $6,000 agency bill.
Traditional agencies quote $4,000–$10,000 for a small business website. Here's why that number exists — and why it no longer has to.
Every night, potential customers call your business and leave when no one answers. Here's what's actually happening after hours — and how to fix it.
AI 2027 forecasts, month by month, how superhuman AI could arrive by 2027 — and its default ending is human extinction, not by malice but by a race no one felt able to stop. A plain-English walkthrough: what alignment means, both endings, and why serious people say this isn’t science fiction.
A client says "make it clean." The next wants a "wow factor." Both are useless as briefs until you can name what they point at. Web designer Chris argues there are only six web design styles — each nicknamed after a famous person — and once you can name them, a vague adjective becomes something you can actually build.
"Make me a clone of Minecraft" — the proper noun is doing all the work. Scott Hanselman on why AI can write the code but can’t supply the reason it should exist, and what that means for trust, review, and the collapsing junior-engineer pipeline.
AI is a new layer of leverage — a powerful imitator and compressor with no wants of its own. It rewards structured thinkers and narrow excellence, and in any contest its edge cancels out, leaving the advantage human.