Recent Posts

• Operators =! Engineers | Execution Reimagined

  2 Feb, 2026

  • 6 min read

  In this post, we walk through what I think of as the “Skill Cliff” and the quiet collapse of syntax as the primary barrier to entry. It’s an exploration of how we may be training a generation of operators who can request outcomes without understanding the systems that produce them. We use the idea of “vending machine” development to contrast fast output with real engineering intuition, and argue that AI is a force multiplier only for those who know how to think critically.

• Clawdbot/Moltbot/OpenClaw and the Rise of AGI

  1 Feb, 2026

  • 7 min read

  In this post, we explore (whatever its called at the time of authoring) ; the app that hands a non-deterministic agent the keys to calendars, inboxes, browsers, and files through a casual chat thread. Imagine your 401k being liquidated while you're in a meeting to discuss the advantages of AI. Sci-Fi is at a fever pitch with this one. What the AGI are we even doing here?

• 5G, Home Internet, and Why Networks Are Cool

  26 Jan, 2026

  • 15 min read

  What happens when fiber, 5G, and satellite internet all start living in the same latency class? This post explores the shift from single WAN to multi-WAN networks, where routers route and humans design. From fixed wireless to LEO, we take a look at how modern home connectivity is being assembled, not purchased.

• I Am Not A Software Developer

  22 Jan, 2026

  • 6 min read

  In this post, I explore what “software developer” used to describe, what it mostly doesn’t anymore, and why most real builds now start with uncomfortable architecture questions instead of a fresh repo.