Introducing Posthorn: the missing layer in self-hosted email
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Five apps, five copies of the same Resend integration, five different ideas about what to do when a send fails. The missing layer between self-hosted apps and the provider you already picked.
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Technology and Future
Technology and Future
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Toothpaste Back in Tubes: On opportunity cost, art, and what stays human
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The AI debate keeps leaving out the part that matters most: what gets made with the time it gives back. On opportunity cost, art, and what stays human.
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Leadership and Culture
Leadership and Culture
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The Games Your Organization is Actually Playing
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Most organizational dysfunction comes from rational people responding to badly designed games. Before you blame the players, check the rules.
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Leadership and Culture
Leadership and Culture
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The Case for Being Wrong Faster
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Most organizations punish people for changing their minds. The ones that win are the ones that learn fastest.
Technology and Future
Technology and Future
When Seeing Is No Longer Believing
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We spent years worrying about deepfakes. Then we watched authentic video get contradicted by official statements, with media treating both as valid perspectives.
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Technology and Future
Technology and Future
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The Bubble That Knows It's a Bubble
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Railway Mania, dot-com, AI. Technology bubbles follow a pattern older than any of them. What's different this time is that everyone knows the script.
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Product and Strategy
Product and Strategy
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Sensing and Sensemaking: The Hidden Skills of Product Management
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The best product managers develop two underappreciated capabilities that turn ambiguous signals into strategic clarity: sensing what others miss and making sense of what it means.
Product and Strategy
Product and Strategy
The Innovator's Dilemma: Why Good Companies Fail at the Very Thing They Do Best
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Good management kills great companies. Here's how product managers can see disruption coming and actually do something about it.
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Technology and Future
Technology and Future
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How to Think About AI
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Jensen Huang is right about AI's real impact on jobs, but most people are missing his deeper point about competitive advantage.
Product and Strategy
Product and Strategy
Old Code, New Voice: How Technical Debt Led to Better Storytelling
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After four years of neglecting my website, I dove into modernizing my Jekyll setup. What started as a simple tag page implementation turned into rethinking how I present my ideas online.
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Thinking and Learning
Thinking and Learning
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Writing is still thinking
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A blank page doesn't lie about what you actually know. In a world of AI shortcuts, writing is still the best way to really think.
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Leadership and Culture
Leadership and Culture
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The Science of Saying No - Frameworks and Execution
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The practical mechanics of prioritization: framework selection, implementation tactics, and the sustainability habits that let systems survive under pressure.
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Leadership and Culture
Leadership and Culture
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The Art of Saying No (Or At Least, Not Yet)
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The math of product is simple but brutal: too many demands, not enough resources. A case for saying no to the good so you can say yes to the great.
Product and Strategy
Product and Strategy
Escaping the Build Trap: How Effective Product Management Creates Real Value
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Product teams trapped in endless feature delivery cycles can break free by shifting focus from outputs to outcomes. A reading of Melissa Perri.
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Technology and Future
Technology and Future
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Playing Favorites - How AI Shapes Our Knowledge Without Us Noticing
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We're building a world where AI increasingly decides what information we see. These systems have a built-in bias toward the average, and it's narrowing what we collectively know.
Product and Strategy
Product and Strategy
Beyond Metrics - Why OKRs often miss the human element of work
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OKR rituals produce green metrics and unhappy teams. Why measurement captures what's easy rather than what matters, and how to tell the difference.
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Product and Strategy
Product and Strategy
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The Great Enshittification - How Product Evolution Becomes Product Regression
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Platforms enshittify. The predictable pattern by which products get worse for users while their metrics keep climbing, and why the marginal user is usually to blame.
Books and Ideas
Books and Ideas
Truth in a Post-Truth World, Revisiting Frankfurt's On Bullshit
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Revisiting Harry G. Frankfurt's 'On Bullshit' in a world where attention matters more than accuracy, and bullshit is louder than both.
Leadership and Culture
Leadership and Culture
What makes them click?
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A 2014 review of Susan Weinschenk's behavior-design classic: what makes users click, and what it means for the products we build.
Books and Ideas
Books and Ideas
The Elements of User Experience
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A 2014 reading of Jesse James Garrett's foundational framework for designing user experience, and what still holds up.
Product and Strategy
Product and Strategy
Mental Models
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A 2013 note on mental models and the ways we borrow, misuse, and forget them when designing for people.