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The teaspoonFebruary 11, 2026A CERN physicist says compacted matter would fit in a teaspoon. Organisations are mostly emptiness too, and technology has been compacting it for year...Writing
Caring for LLMsFebruary 1, 2026Cheap code moved the software bottleneck to review and integration, and working with LLMs demands better documentation, environments and tests.AI
Digital products and the attention crisisJuly 2, 2025Information wanted to be free but attention turned out expensive: switching costs, engagement metrics and the case for deliberately boring software.SoftwareAI
Mission impossible in digital productApril 24, 2025The Mission Impossible saga builds its set pieces first and finds the story afterwards, a working method digital product teams can borrow for features...Product
Taking care of resultsApril 23, 2025The Luka Doncic trade read as a lesson for product teams: trust erodes long before it breaks, and results depend on caring for the people who stand ou...ProductDiscovery
Your product connects with frustrationsMarch 25, 2025People choose a product because of their own frustrations, not your feature list: motivation is the object of study, the catalogue is a distraction.ProductDiscovery
Purists are the new convertsMarch 20, 2025Yesterday's purists are today's AI converts. On a digital culture where half understanding something and assembling the rest has always been the craft...AI
Beyond automationMarch 19, 2025AI as augmentation rather than automation, and why the useful question for organizations is which new capabilities to unlock, not which tasks to repla...AI
AI and browsersMarch 14, 2025Mozilla's turn towards AI reopens an old question about access: browsers, prompts and terminals are business models, not neutral containers for conten...AI
