What's left when anyone can build?
The story of how I accidentally built software, and what that means for the future of product

I like connecting dots between people, problems, and technology. I write about AI, faith, family, and the stuff I can't stop thinking about.
The story of how I accidentally built software, and what that means for the future of product
Turning calls into shipped features by collapsing the distance between feedback and action.
After twenty years of failed personal sites, I built one over a weekend. Here's how, and the open-source template that came out of it.