Research. Plan. Execute. Test.
A four-step way of working with AI: research the ground, plan the move, execute it, test what came back. Drawn step by step, with the failure modes marked. Based on the article…
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LLM Thinking: Human vs AI
A visual comparison of how humans think sequentially (vertical, one path at a time) versus how LLMs think in parallel (horizontal, evaluating all possibilities simultaneously).
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Cookie Monster: Privacy & SweetNet
An interactive storyboard about browser cookies, data tracking, and digital privacy. What actually happens when you click Accept All, drawn scene by scene.
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You Are the Algorithm
I used to think the machine decided. Then I traced the outputs back to where they started. They started with me. Every time. The people who struggle in this era will not be the least technical. They will be the least intentional. Your thinking is the variable. Your clarity is the function. You are the algorithm.
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Research. Plan. Execute. Test. The Only AI Workflow That Works.
Last week I wrote about the difference between generative AI and agentic AI. Generative gives you answers. Agentic is the worker. A lot of people read that and the next...
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Stop Asking AI Questions. Start Giving It Jobs.
Most people use AI the same way they use Google. Ask a question, get an answer, do the rest yourself. That is generative AI, and it is the floor. Agentic AI does the job. It reads your files, creates new ones, moves things, runs commands, and operates as a layer on your computer. The difference is not speed. It is a completely different relationship with the tool.
Free to readThe Accidental Coders, the Algorithm, and the Next Black Renaissance
The Harlem Renaissance happened alongside the Great Depression. That's not coincidence,that's causation. Millennials were the accidental coders. Black communities were early digital builders. AI is the next inflection point. History suggests what comes next.
Free to readA Stranger Told Me AI Was the End of Humanity. This Is What I Said.
An Uber driver told me AI was the end of humanity. What followed was a conversation about fear, displacement, authenticity, and why intention matters more than technology.
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Why System Builders will Win
Systems thinking is the ability to break things apart, understand how the components interact, and rebuild with intention. In the age of AI, those who can see the whole and design flows will build at speeds that once required teams , and that changes everything.
Free to readCommit Through Momentum
Version control exists because progress is fragile. Not just in software. Everywhere.
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