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On "Engineers are shipping faster, so we made our CI self-driving to keep up"
The premise that faster shipping demands "self-driving" CI is backwards — it's actually a symptom that your testing and review gates have already failed. If you're reaching merge velocity that requires automation to keep pace, you've skipped the step where you actually made your…
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On "How Tomi Mikula Grew Delivrd to $400K-$500K in Sales With a $1,000 Flat-Fee Service"
The $1,000 flat-fee play works when you solve a genuine operational problem, not when you're just packaging a commodity service. Mikula built around a real constraint — sourcing deals in automotive — which justifies the fixed price because the value isn't in effort, it's in…
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On "Quoting Ted Sanders"
Model size is doing most of the explanatory work for LLM capability, and that's both reassuring and dangerous for anyone betting on differentiation. It means you can stop obsessing over which model is marginally better at your specific use case—scale solves most problems—but it…
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