Explorations at the intersection of AI systems, product strategy, and consciousness.
Alan Watts' wisdom on trusting the universe offers profound lessons for product leaders navigating uncertainty and finding flow in our control-obsessed world.
Explore gstack, the open-source engineering multiplier that transforms AI coding assistants into a complete virtual development team with 23 specialist roles.
Claude Code's creator reveals power-user features that most developers haven't discovered yet—from mobile coding to voice input and advanced git workflows.
Context graphs capture the missing why behind decisions, turning AI workflows from black boxes into traceable, precedent-aware systems for people and agents.
Is enlightenment just a myth for the chosen few? Learn an intellectual approach to achieving genuine freedom and awareness in your busy, everyday life – no sacrifices required.
If you're a startup or SMB, voice AI is finally 'buyable.' A comprehensive directory of YC voice startups and strong alternatives that can answer phone calls, handle FAQs, book appointments, and more.
We're witnessing a fundamental shift in AI—from reactive assistants to proactive agents that can plan, reason, and execute complex tasks autonomously. What does this mean for product builders?
Google's Agent Development Kit (ADK) provides a structured approach to building, deploying, and managing AI agents at scale. Here's what you need to know about this powerful new framework.
In Product Management, we often look for 'pain points.' But our own biases—our desire for the product to succeed—distort what we see. Inspired by Jiddu Krishnamurti, this essay explores how 'choiceless awareness' leads to deeper user empathy than any traditional data set.
We build 12-month roadmaps to soothe our anxiety about the future. Alan Watts taught that security is an illusion. How does a product team embrace 'the flow' of the market without losing its structural integrity?
If AI can simulate thought, what is left of the 'Self'? A look at how the automation of intelligence forces a return to the core philosophical question: Who is the one observing the machine?