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You Are Not Your Parents’ Karmic Burden: Once You’re an Adult, You Are Free
05/22/2026
You know that silent tug-of-war you play with your parents? You want them to be happier, healthier, less anxious. You adjust your choices — which city to live in, what career to pursue, even who to marry — based on how much it might disappoint them. And deep down, you tell yourself: if only they […]
Who Will Really Lose Their Job to AI? A CEO’s Tough Choice
05/22/2026
When Cloudflare CEO Matthew Prince published a Wall Street Journal column titled “How I Decided Which Cloudflare Employees to Replace With AI,” he knew exactly what he was doing. He was giving the world a preview of a logic that more executives will adopt in the coming year. Cloudflare just laid off about 1,100 people—roughly […]
The AI-Native Startup: A Founder’s Field Guide to Building in the Post-ChatGPT Era
05/17/2026
The term “AI-native” gets thrown around as loosely as “disruption” did a decade ago. Many founders assume it simply means slapping a GPT wrapper on an existing SaaS product and calling it a day. This is, to put it charitably, a category error. Anthropic’s recent “Founder’s Handbook on Building an AI-Native Startup” cuts through this […]
Stop Saying You’re Dying – Your Mouth Is Writing Your Life
05/17/2026
I’m going to say something very biased: the words you use every day are literally programming your life. Not metaphorically, not spiritually, but like a slow, invisible piece of code running in the background of your brain. And most people are running malware. You hear it everywhere. Someone asks how you’re doing, and the answer […]
Why Being Lazy After 40 Might Actually Help You Live Longer (And I’m Not Just Making Excuses)
05/17/2026
I’ll be honest: when I first heard this idea from Chinese medicine genius Ni Haixia, I thought it was just an excuse to skip my morning jog. But then I looked at my grandpa—who spent his 70s napping under a tree while his neighbors wore themselves out gardening—and he’s still kicking at 92. So maybe […]
The Founder’s Playbook for 2026: How AI Lets You Build a Startup With Just a Laptop and a Dream
05/17/2026
Look, I’ll be honest—when I first started out, I spent more time wrestling with deployment pipelines than actually thinking about customers. But 2026? That’s ancient history. Today, AI has flipped the startup game upside down. You can now launch a production-grade app without writing a single line of code yourself. The 10-person unicorn? That’s not […]
Be the God for Your Agents: You Create the World, They Deliver Results
05/17/2026
Ever wanted to be a god? Not the one answering prayers—the one who writes the rules of a world and watches agents play out their fates. That’s exactly what WorldSeed does. You define a YAML config with four agents, give them rules, motivations, and constraints, then let them loose. No workflow arrows, no step-by-step instructions. […]
How Do AI Agents Actually Remember Things? A Gentle Dive from Basics to Real-World Code
05/17/2026
Hey, have you ever wondered how AI agents remember stuff? I mean, really remember—like, they talk to you today and recall your favorite coffee order tomorrow. That’s not magic, it’s a memory system. But every time I try to learn about it, I get buried under jargon: vector databases, RAG, context windows, compression, episodic memory… […]
A Harsh Truth: A Nervous Childhood Makes You an “Easy-to-Fatigue” Adult
05/17/2026
Let me be very biased here. I’m going to say something that might sound like an overreach, but I’ve seen it in too many people to ignore. If you grew up in a household where you had to walk on eggshells—where noise meant danger, where your parents’ moods dictated your safety, where being wrong meant […]
Jensen Huang: Run, for Food, or “to Avoid Becoming Food”
05/16/2026
Let’s talk about a moment that’s been making rounds recently. In one of his public talks, Jensen Huang, the CEO of NVIDIA, said something that sounds almost like a fable: “You need to run for your food — or run to avoid becoming someone else’s food.” I first heard this line and thought it was […]

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