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When AI Becomes a Toy
Why the Current AI Craze Was Inevitable — and Why It Cannot Be the Endgame
Built a SaaS in 30 Minutes? When “No-Code Hype” Meets the Operational Wall
Where no-code hype hits the operational wall: auth, billing, security, cost.
Stop Acting Like You Just Invented Fire: Why MCP Is Just Fancy Plumbing
A brutal, funny teardown of MCP hype. Why the Model Context Protocol is not the future of intelligence—just fancy plumbing. FOMO, telegraphs, sewage pipelines, and the unsexy work that actually makes AI systems survive.
I Stopped Being a Human Copy-Paste Script
I used to manually delete node_modules at 2 AM and pray I didn’t leak secrets to LLMs. Then I built an open-source “Inspector” that treats context like production code — secrets blocked, payloads cleaned, hallucinations gone. Here’s exactly how I did it (and how you can too).
When 4,800 GitHub Stars Taught Me to Distrust Popularity
Research reveals 6M fake GitHub stars manipulating trust. A 4,800-star repo taught me to look beyond popularity—here's my 5-minute trust test.
Pretty, but Wrong — How I Stop AI from Shipping Beautiful Garbage
AI can generate clean-looking code fast—but without discipline it becomes “beautiful garbage” that silently rots your codebase. Learn six rules to prevent it.
Black Mirror: Plaything — Could a QR Code Really Hack the World?
Black Mirror imagines a QR-code apocalypse. As a Flame Glyph developer, I unpack what’s plausible today — local device disruption — and what remains fiction.
Why I Don’t Want to Be an AI Plumber (Like Super Mario)
I quit AI automation after a week. Not out of laziness, but to ask a bigger question: Is AI just a tool for efficiency, or a partner in creation?
I Built 2 Failed SaaS Products. Here’s What They Taught Me About Value in the Age of AI
After two failed SaaS products, I learned coding isn’t the real work. In the age of AI, developers must define value—customer, business, world, team, and self.
Structure Was the Real Bug — How I Ended Up Building dir2md
A firsthand account of how debugging chaos, failed AI assistance, and the absence of structure led to the creation of dir2md — an open-source CLI that filters, secures, and restructures codebases into token-efficient Markdown maps for developers and AI workflows.
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