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Date	Article
2026-06-19	Fun Is Not Product-Market Fit
2026-06-12	I Know What I Am
2026-06-11	Thank You, Vibe Coders
2026-06-09	The Face Is Not a Safety Function
2026-06-07	The Shovel Bill Comes Due
2026-06-06	Below the Good-Enough Line
2026-06-05	The End of Use Copilot for Everything
2026-06-03	AI Makes Everyone Do a Little Engineering
2026-06-02	The Missing Question in AI Training
2026-05-30	What Must Hold for a Transformation to Work
2026-05-25	The New Backlog Dysfunction
2026-05-23	Why More Code Doesn’t Mean Faster Delivery
2026-05-21	The Senior Engineer as Throughput Gate
2026-05-20	Process Is a Symptom, Not the Cause
2026-05-17	AI Disclosure Is Not Enough
2026-05-14	Open Source and the Coming Permission-to-Run Layer
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2026-05-11	AI Doesn’t Replace Managers
2026-05-08	AI Hype Is Very Human. The Machine Is Not
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2026-04-30	Rethinking Invoicing in an Age of Increasing AI Cost
2026-04-29	Meta’s Space-Solar Bet Revives an Old Idea for the AI Power Era
2026-04-28	Please, God, no. Not UML-powered model-based development.
2026-04-28	The Haunting Possibility of AI Making UML Relevant Again
2026-04-28	When Everyone Can Make Software, Who Certifies the Risk?
2026-04-28	AWS and OpenAI bring frontier models to Bedrock, but the real pitch is enterprise control
2026-04-27	GitHub Copilot moves to usage-based billing as agentic AI costs become visible
2026-04-25	DeepSeek’s V4 preview is live
2026-04-24	AI Made Code Cheap. It Did Not Make Shipping Cheap.
2026-04-23	OpenAI introduces workspace agents in ChatGPT
2026-04-22	OpenAI Introduces ChatGPT Images 2.0
2026-04-20	Why AI Makes Expectations Harder to Manage
2026-04-17	OpenClaw Is Interesting
2026-04-16	You May Be Reading Diagnostic Authority Capture
2026-04-13	When Preference Becomes a Production Interface
2026-04-12	AI Slop Is Not a Quality Problem
2026-04-11	Why the Brand Promise Stops at the Front Line
2026-04-09	Why the Authority to Acquire Is Not the Authority to Change
2026-04-08	When a System Card Starts Sounding Human
2026-04-08	Why Agile Teams Are Good at Everything and Exceptional at Nothing
2026-04-07	Why Expertize Doesn't Scale
2026-04-07	Why Transformation Programs Exhaust Organizations Without Changing Them
2026-04-07	The Real Bottleneck
2026-04-07	AI Is a Load Amplifier
2026-03-25	Knowledge Travels
2026-03-23	The Productivity Paradox

Fun Is Not Product-Market Fit

Building things with AI is fun.

This sentence is allowed to stand without a pitch deck attached.

It does not need a market map. It does not need a launch plan. It does not need a slide explaining why the total addressable market is larger than global GDP if one uses a sufficiently generous definition of “workflow.” It can simply be true.

Building things with AI is fun.

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