The Shift: When I Stopped Juggling Agents and Started Running a Company
Last post I made a stupidly simple rule: no new tools until the current feature is done. And — shock...
From Commodore 64 to GPT-4, follow a 50-something startup survivor as he attempts to recreate his teenage dev magic — armed with modern AI tools, mass caffeine, and just the right amount of chaos. One man. One app. One wild experiment. Fasten your seatbelt, it's gonna be a bumpy ride.
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Shiny Object Syndrome: How I Stopped Chasing and Started Shipping
Right. Let’s address the elephant in the room.
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Let me paint you a picture.
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Zensui: The Name That Made Everyone Uncomfortable
So in the last post, I was feeling pretty good about myself.
Frankenbranding: Stitching Together the Perfect Name from Spare Parts
I thought naming my app would be fun—a quick creative burst, a clever idea, maybe even a pun that made...
Cracked Knuckles, Caffeine, and Creative Paralysis
There’s a certain energy in the air when I sit down to finally build something. It’s a surge of optimism...
Choosing a Tech Stack in 2025: 847 Options vs My 1984 Attention Span
In 1984, your stack was a Commodore 64, a rusty soldering iron, and the sheer force of teenage optimism. Today,...
From Commodore 64 to GPT-4 — Can I Build an App Like a Teenager Again?
There’s something unforgettable about your first computer—especially when it’s an 8-bit marvel packing 64KB of RAM and a well-worn keyboard...