Join the next working session: What this will not do (on purpose)
When everything is possible, deciding what not to do becomes the real work.
Join the next working session: What this will not do (on purpose)
When everything is possible, deciding what not to do becomes the real work.
Pressure moving upstream
Last week’s LinkedIn post about AI-assisted coding clearly struck a nerve.
Don’t Reinvent the Wheel, Question the Price Tag Instead
More people are pausing and asking a simple but powerful question: “Should I really be paying this much for that?” This isn’t about rejecting tools. It’s about choosing them with intention and knowing when building it yourself or open source might actually be the better fit.
When effort and systems stop being the same thing
At small scale, effort and structure can look identical. At scale, only systems compound.
Reviewing AI-Assisted Code Changes
When AI changes a lot of code quickly, review is no longer about reading lines. It’s about making sure you still understand what will happen in production.
Are You Comfortable Putting Your Name on This?
Shipping is a confidence decision, not a speed one.
Name the Risks Before Users Find Them
Responsible launches start with honesty.
What “Ready” Actually Means
Readiness is about responsibility, not polish.
Iteration Should Increase Value
More changes don’t always mean progress.
Explain Your Decisions Before Asking for Review
Clear thinking invites better feedback.
The Difference Between Learning and Being Stuck
Activity can hide lack of progress.
Decide in Advance What Would Change Your Mind
Knowing this prevents endless iteration.