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The Super-User Paradox
The AI productivity paradox: super-users are getting faster, but most companies still do not turn AI gains into revenue, cost, or operating performance.

EssayApril 29, 2026
How to Read an AI Benchmark
Why the labs keep retiring their own headline tests, and how working professionals should actually read frontier-AI launch numbers in 2026.

Build NoteApril 22, 2026
Shipping a Multiplayer Game in 4 Days: A Spec-First Build Log
A non-engineer shipped a production multiplayer game in four days using spec-first thinking and Claude Code. Here's the full build log.

EssayApril 15, 2026
I Built a Paul Graham AI Profile
What happens when you load 1,875 tokens of structured context into Claude? A first-person experiment in context engineering with a Paul Graham AI profile.
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The Working Professional's Guide to Claude
From Chat to Code: you don't need to be technical to use the most capable AI tool on the market. How to start with Chat, graduate to Cowork, and decide whether Code is worth the leap.

The Quiet Frontend Gap: Claude Code vs Codex for Web Development
Claude Code dominates backend and architecture. Codex wins routine frontend. A practitioner's analysis of where each excels.

Your AI Knows Your Name. It Doesn't Know How You Think.
AI memory features remember your preferences but not your professional reasoning. Why that gap matters.

How to Stop AI Hallucinating at Work
AI hallucination is a context problem, not just a model problem. How structured context constrains confident nonsense.

AI for Executives: Beyond the Generic AI Assistant
Executives need AI that thinks at their level, not as a generic assistant. Context engineering delivers strategic reasoning.

AI for Lawyers: Context Engineering for Legal Practice
Legal reasoning depends on precedent, risk calibration, and precise language. Context engineering bridges the gap generic prompts cannot.

AI for Consultants: Beyond the Tool Listicle
Every 'AI for consultants' list recommends disconnected tools. None asks the real question: how do they talk to each other?

How to Make AI More Useful: The Professional's Framework
Most professionals use AI at 20% of its potential. The gap isn't the model or the prompt. It's the context.