Julie Sun·6d ago#Weeknotes 192 (6 Nov) — Project milestone, unexpected pleasures of solo parenting, and logistics….
InTechWolf EngineeringbyHanne Asselman·Oct 12You still have to cook: what agents changed about how we buildThis summer, I pointed an agent at a track of work one evening, left my laptop in the office, and went home. The next morning, 32 merge…
Aki Kärkkäinen·Sep 8Enjoying the Process Is the PointOutcome gets the glory. But learning lives in the how, and you have to enjoy it enough to keep improving it.
Vineet Menon·Aug 14Cantankerous FiddlersI bumped into this phrase while reading something unrelated. In the fiddler traditions, cantankerous fiddlers are the ones who play by ear…
Mayank Kaul·Aug 2Onboarding was doing two jobs. I think AI removed only one.We removed the delay and the questions together, and only meant to remove one.
InILLUMINATIONbyErik Schön·Jul 1Strategy 101 for Executives, Entrepreneurs and Everyone ElseVisualisation, Choices, Alignment for Autonomy and Why Being Agile Is Not EnoughA response icon5A response icon5
LearnChangeDo·Jun 1How Andrej Karpathy Inspired Me to Use Notion As the Knowledge Layer for ClaudeIf you’re running a business or team, I’m willing to bet this is what you might’ve experienced in the past few weeks:A response icon1A response icon1
InDoctolibbyAlexandre Guitton·Jun 1Inside the room — how 5 days of AI-native collaboration actually workThis is Part 2 of “The 3 people locked in the room” series. Part 1 laid out the hypothesis: move work parallelism from people to agents…
