We call it a “documentation problem.”
But it’s really a systemic failure in how we work.
Half-finished thoughts in private folders.
Conversations lost in Slack DMs.
“Quick syncs” that never get written down.
I wrote about how to fix it 👉 https://t.co/2Y49isx7Qo
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I promised. I delivered.
New post just dropped:
Why tech feels broken.
Why teams are stuck.
And what we can do about it.
Read it here 👇
https://t.co/CFfffqx9Y1
“When your main goal is not disappointing investors this quarter, real innovation becomes impossible.”
New blog post drops tomorrow.
It’s about tech, teams, and why everything feels too damn complicated lately.
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“Modern systems are assuming tech savvy users… attempting to accomplish anything digitally is becoming a nightmare.”
I’m writing a ranty blog post on this. Switching phones + parental controls pushed me over the edge.
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Been seeing this pattern with AI tools in dev teams:
Use it for everything → get disappointed → cancel → go back to old habits.
I wrote a short piece about this, using a metaphor from construction work that stuck in my head.
https://t.co/XbfhuZ2XSH
Has anyone built a UI that allows me to arrange my ChatGPT threads into folders after I’ve had the conversation (not beforehand as the ChatGPT Pro tier works)?
I used to be good at jamming in a series of keywords to get good Google search results on page 1. Now I instinctively start typing grammatically correct sentences, as I do with ChatGPT.