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Before you build the pricing page, ask yourself whether your project really needs users.

I built a deliberately overengineered serverless hackathon project with agents, event-driven choreography, and what not to do... on purpose.

"Do as I say, not as I do" applies hard with MCP. We talk a lot about the problems and not enough about practical solutions. The comic is a nudge to shift from critique to construction.

Multi-agent collaboration sounds great in theory, but the game of telephone between agents can produce unpredictable results. The comic is a reminder to design clear roles, shared context, and guardrails.

Why trust—not hype—will determine the future of AI tools. Without authority, adoption stalls. Here's what we need to move forward.

I recently put Postman's AI companion to the test, let's talk about what I learned.

Every year I write some software to creatively distribute presents to my brother. I might have gone too far this year.

Finding the time to create and post on social media takes time and expertise I don't have. So I asked AI to do it for me.

How often do you generative AI to write your code? What about writing your tests? You might be doing it backwards.

With more and more options that abstract away writing code, what will we be doing in 5 years?