On AI, Search and Google
It is time to admit that i was wrong on AI and its impact on Search. Before you jump to conclusions, I still think Google Search is and will continue to be a behemoth for years to come. But Google is changing and Search is powering that shift.
Version One is just the start.
I've spent years thinking about how products evolve and what separates the ones that last from the ones that fade. The pattern I keep coming back to: the best products don't launch complete. They launch with a sharp insight and earn the right to grow. Weirdly, this post sat in my drafts for a long time and while I was listening to the “The Infinity Machine” by Sebastian Mallaby these past few days, I realized the time had come to publish. I wrote about the iPhone, Kindle, Echo, Netflix and the one incomplete idea we're all living inside right now.
Building my Personal LLM Wiki (Part 2): The Technical Implementation
Following up on my previous post on what prompted me to build my personal LLM Wiki, here is the promised technical flow (per Claude Code).
Building my Personal LLM Wiki (Part 1): The Motivation
Inspired by Karpathy’s post, my ongoing journey in building my own llm wiki.
Workplace AI adoption right now isn't just a tooling challenge. It's a human one.
Building the conditions and making the space to learn and experiment is going to be critical to drive AI adoption in the workplace.
Leveraging my Second Brain to Build a Chief of Staff (and Secretary)
My experience building my second brain at work and leveraging it to build a Chief of Staff and Secretary that help me be more productive and efficient with my time.
The Age of Product Builders
The era of product builders is here. You have by now heard of the industry shift to full-stack product builders. Why does this matter and how can you retool for this era?
There is an app for that. For you. By you.
Generic apps aren't going anywhere. Most of the time they work fine. But when they don't—when you need something specific, when you're tired of bending your workflow to fit someone else's vision?
Just build it. Afternoon project. Done.
My thoughts and experiments on building my own apps.
How I used AI in 2025
A brief look at how I used AI in my daily life 2025, my favorite tools for each task, and how I learned to make the most of their capabilities.
Apple’s Distribution Moat: Why a So-So AI Strategy Doesn’t Sink Them (Yet)
This week, Apple will hold annual iPhone event and unveil its next generation of iPhones along with a bunch of other hardware including watches, AirPods and more. But the conversation for much of last year has been around Apple’s AI misfires. While I think Apple’s AI strategy has been a miss thus far, I also believe they are remarkably insulated due to their incredible distribution moat. Some thoughts.
A New Chapter
I am excited to kickstart my advisory and mentorship on this auspicious day of Vijayadashami.
Frankly my dear, give a damn!
Why investing and doubling down on product quality is the best way to deliver customer value and increase the chances of success.
The Constraint Advantage: Using Limits to Build Great Products
Building compelling new products takes innovation, an obsession to deliver customer value and a little bit of luck. It also requires a few crisply articulated and well understood constraints to help teams anchor themselves. History is littered with examples of great innovation, a healthy obsession with customer value, lots of luck and yet few really successful products. Read on to see why constraints make a lthe difference.
