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The Daily
One production story, every weekday morning.
Three hundred words on something that shipped, broke, or got pulled. What the system does, who owns it, and the number that matters. Read in under two minutes.
The Weekly
The episode, written down and taken apart.
Saturday. The week’s interview turned into a written breakdown: the architecture, the costs, the failure modes, and the parts the guest would change. Plus what we read.
If nobody owns the five percent that goes wrong, you did not automate. You moved the mess onto a quieter calendar.
The second process you already know is broken will beat the AI person you are about to hire. Almost every time.
The AI jobs apocalypse didn't happen. Something narrower did, and in one way it's worse.
Reading Zuckerberg's superintelligence essay the way it deserves — seriously, and then all the way through.
Everyone predicted AI would come for the people doing the work. It came for the people watching the work instead.
What the AI jobs debate looks like from the vendor side of the table.
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