The Democratization of AI
The barrier to building with AI has dropped thousands-fold. What happens when you give everyone the tools to implement their ideas?
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The barrier to building with AI has dropped thousands-fold. What happens when you give everyone the tools to implement their ideas?
The sudden adoption of Claude Code by non-technical people represents an important moment in time — and one that will have a lasting impact on the way we work.
What a partnership between Apple and Google could mean for AI on Apple‘s platforms.
Anthropic‘s latest product brings Claude Code to everyone else — not just developers.
Stray thoughts about the economic contract we grew up with breaking down because of AI.
Learn how to think about technology in a fast-moving world — I‘ll show you what matters and filter out the rest.
Real-world examples of how I used ChatGPT over a four-day weekend, providing practical insights for anyone curious about working with large language models.
A personal framework for choosing projects: focus on either small projects for quick learning or large projects for meaningful impact, while avoiding the medium-sized trap.
Leo Dion and I discuss building Plinky from scratch, the technical decisions behind using SwiftUI and Vapor, creating delightful user experiences, and the journey from working at Twitter to becoming an indie developer.
A practical analogy for understanding and improving how you work with AI tools like ChatGPT and Claude, moving beyond tips and tricks to develop better judgment.
How will we solve problems in a new era of computation, where the very foundations of how a computer is expected to work are no longer deterministic?
Leo Dion and I discuss scaling app development to thousands of people and millions of users at Twitter, communication, documentation, and the complexity of holding moral frameworks at a global level.
Join me on The Learn Swift Podcast where Steven Sherry and I discuss contracting, computing history, philosophy, Smalltalk, and even a little bit about Swift.
An interview with Sam Jarman covering my career journey, the NYC tech scene, consulting vs full-time work, and advice for building a successful software career.