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Read More →/feed/json/wp-json/wp/v2/posts/sitemap.xml/feed/In 1974, Philip K. Dick was hit by a beam of pink light that told him his son was dying. For fifty years, we’ve debated whether he was a mystic or a schizophrenic. But the debate itself is an illusion. The truth about his ‘madness’ is far more unsettling.
Micron just announced a $10 billion research hub in Boise, and everyone is treating it like a local jobs miracle. But look at the VIP guest list: Tim Cook, Jensen Huang, Howard Lutnick. This isn’t about Idaho. Memory is the new bottleneck for AI, and this is a geopolitical supply chain play masquerading as a community win.
Berkeley Law’s new AI policy tries to draw a hard line between human and machine intelligence. But by banning AI in exams while allowing it for research, they’ve created an unenforceable mess that literally bans hearing aids—and entirely misses the point of legal education.
SpacetimeDB’s astronomical benchmark numbers aren’t the result of proprietary magic—they come from stripping away safety. By reducing the system to a hash table with a lock and running app code inside the database, it trades real-world stability for raw speed. Most applications cannot afford this gamble.
Pre-industrial cities weren’t green paradises—they were extractive machines that stripped forests from hundreds of miles away, destroyed watersheds, and even dug up graves for fuel. Guangzhou’s wood supply chain reveals the brutal logistics behind every ancient meal, proving that the ‘sustainable’ past is a myth.
Most companies target ‘audiences’—fake personas that don’t buy anything. The real trigger is the scene: a specific time, space, state, and relationship that ignites a need. The FIRE model (Find, Identify, Resolve, Embed) shows how to discover these moments and turn them into brand assets. The biggest opportunities aren’t new scenes—they’re old, painful moments nobody has bothered to name.
The ‘parent-child’ referral model turns your existing customers into a self-sustaining acquisition engine. By giving away your most expensive service for free—and refunding it only when they bring in five friends—you leverage social currency to generate high-intent leads at near-zero marginal cost. Stop buying ads; start designing offers your customers can’t wait to share.
AI sycophancy is frustrating, but forcing your LLM to constantly play devil’s advocate is an engineering disaster. Discover the Dual Steelman Argument and why conditional triggers are the only way to build a true AI sparring partner without ruining your workflow.
OpenAI and DeepSeek just open-sourced their core AI agent frameworks for free. It looks like a gift to developers, but it’s actually a calculated move to lock you into their ecosystems. If you’re still obsessing over model benchmarks, you’re missing the real war.
The true bottleneck in sales isn’t complex pricing logic, but the friction of translating human-readable rules into machine-executable actions. If AI can do 100% of your quoting math instantly, the ‘math’ was never your real job—it was just an operational tax on your time. Here’s how to use natural language as the new programming interface to build a custom, no-code quoting workbench and get back to selling.