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Thoughts on web development, AI/ML, and building software that matters.
The Agentic Browser Shipped Before Its Seatbelt
Agentic browsers already drive most agent traffic on the web — and researchers keep breaking them in minutes. The capability shipped years before the safety did, and that gap is the whole story.
Is MCP Actually Dead, or Do We Just Like Complaining?
Every few weeks my feed declares the Model Context Protocol dead. It's also the most-adopted way to give agents tools. Both can't be true — so here's what's actually going on.
AI's Real Bottleneck Isn't Chips. It's Electricity.
We argue about GPUs and model sizes. Meanwhile the thing that actually caps how big AI gets is far more boring and far harder to fix: the power grid.
The Year AI Agents Grew Up
We spent years talking to chatbots. Now we're starting to hand them the keyboard. Here's what actually changed with AI agents — and what I think is still hype.
Why I Still Bet on the Web in 2026
Every few years someone declares the web dead. Here's why the platform keeps winning — and what actually changed in how we build for it.
How AI Changed the Way I Actually Code
Not the hype version — the honest, day-to-day version. What AI is genuinely good at in my workflow, what it's quietly bad at, and the skill that suddenly matters more.