Category · 8 essays
Hot Takes
Degrees Are Becoming Proof of Persistence, Not Knowledge
The credential still signals effort, but the internet increasingly measures what you can actually build.
The Resume Is Slowly Dying
Static summaries cannot compete with live products, public work, and proof that people use what you make.
The Best Portfolio Is Something People Use
Usage beats presentation because real users are harder to fake than polished screenshots.
Everyone Wants to Be a Founder Until They Have to Sell
Selling is where assumptions collide with reality, and most founders discover that too late.
AI Has Made Execution the Only Moat
Ideas are cheap, tools are abundant, and the differentiator is how fast you turn intent into outcome.
Software Is Becoming a Commodity. Distribution Isn’t.
If building gets easier, the scarce thing becomes attention, trust, and access to the right audience.
The Next Billion-Dollar Companies Will Be Tiny Teams
Leverage now belongs to small groups that can move fast, stay focused, and use software as force multiplication.
The Browser Is the New Operating System
For a lot of work, the browser has already become the default workspace where everything important happens.