Your Cloud Bill Is A Tax On Someone Else's Resume
Kubernetes adoption is often a tax on someone else’s resume. How solo founders end up with $600 AWS bills — and the one-VPS stack that replaces it.
Kubernetes adoption is often a tax on someone else’s resume. How solo founders end up with $600 AWS bills — and the one-VPS stack that replaces it.
After a Claude outage left me shipping nothing, I added Codex. Here’s why running both AI coding agents beats picking one — and what I’m still figuring out.
My always-on AI agent has ten cron jobs. Six of them went silent weeks ago and I hadn’t noticed. Here’s what the logs actually said.
ETH Zurich research shows bloated CLAUDE.md files reduce AI coding performance and increase costs. Here’s what to keep, what to kill, and why 60 lines beats 800.
The leaked Claude Code source revealed a caching bug silently burning tokens on every session resume. Here’s what it means for AI pricing and your workflow.
Build MCP-First SaaS: The Dashboard Is Just a View
Every developer on Claude Max is being subsidized by billions in VC money. Here’s why the window is open, how long it stays that way, and what to build before it closes.
Last month I spent about forty minutes arguing with Claude Code about a rate limiter. Not debugging a rate limiter. Not implementing one. Arguing. I had typed “add a usage limit to the free tier” and gotten back something that technically worked — it counted things and stopped you when you hit the limit — but was also completely wrong in about six different ways that I hadn’t specified because I hadn’t thought to specify them.
Anything you don’t specify will be done at minimum cost
Your IDE solved this in 2016. Here’s how to give the same fix to your agent.
The reason Claude ignores your MCP server has nothing to do with your code.
I eliminated $200/month in AI subscriptions by building Claude Code skills. Same AI, zero recurring cost. Here’s what I built and how you can too.
How to reclaim your brain from the meeting-industrial complex
AI can clone your features in an afternoon. What it can’t clone is the thing most founders haven’t bothered to build. Here’s where the actual defensibility lives in 2026.
The Open Source Crisis Nobody’s Talking About
A solo dev security horror story with a very short checklist
A field report from the bleeding edge of AI-assisted development
The boring stuff was load-bearing all along.
I get more done in a day than I used to in a week. I’ve also never been this tired.
Context hygiene, mise en place, and why your wife is always right.