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Artificial Intelligence
The next big thing in AI might be thinking smaller
A new generation of compact models is changing what we expect from on-device intelligence.
Artificial Intelligence
Open models, open questions: what comes next?
Weights you can download change who gets to build. They also change who carries the risk.
Artificial Intelligence
What a truly personal assistant needs to get right
Memory is useful. Clear boundaries, corrections, and control are essential.
Artificial Intelligence
Benchmarks are not the same thing as usefulness
Leaderboards move fast. Understanding what they actually measure moves slower.
Technology
Inside the infrastructure powering the AI era
Compute is only part of the story. Power, cooling, and network design shape the systems behind the screen.
Technology
Intelligence is moving closer to the edge
Where a system runs changes its latency, reliability, and relationship with data.
Technology
The quiet return of local-first software
Files on your machine, sync when you want it. An old idea is finding a new audience.
Technology
Building a more intentional relationship with tech
A practical look at notifications, defaults, and the tools that earn our attention.
Technology
A developer's guide to a calmer AI workflow
Keep the useful automation. Lose the constant context switching.
Startups
Your next AI tool should do one thing really well
The case for focused assistants that fit the workflow you already have.
Startups
The new startup constraint: a compute budget
Small teams are learning to treat inference cost as a product design decision.
Startups
What five years of distributed work actually taught us
The tooling question was the easy part. The written culture question was not.
Startups
Seed rounds are smaller, slower and more specific
Founders describe a market that rewards evidence over narrative.
Reviews
Less noise. More everything else.
Our field notes on the fictional Forma One: thoughtful design, everyday comfort, and a few compromises.
