I’ve been sitting on a bunch of half-finished things, which makes me anxious. Today, I got through most of them. The reading queue is still deep, but I’m slowing burning it down.
[blog] What Is The Right Atomic Unit For Knowledge? How do you “get your findings into the minds of other people?” That’s a fascinating question that’s explored here.
[article] Going to market when no market exists. Goodness, this might be one of the most interesting things that a tech entrepreneur (or product leader) can read. You might disagree with parts, but it’ll make you think differently about GTM.
[article] Tech Veterans’ New Approach To Eliminate ‘Configuration Hell.’ Is there a better way? Will people adopt it or just work with what’s already standard? The ConfigHub folks make the case for change.
[blog] Registration is open for Google Cloud Next 2026! Mark your calendars. I hope you’ll join me in Vegas next April for a fun, impactful, and educational event.
[article] How to Lead When Things Feel Increasingly Out of Control. We probably all resonate with this right now. Stability is hard to come by. This is when good leaders need to step up.
[blog] Introducing Amazon Nova Forge: Build your own frontier models using Nova. I like to keep an eye on what others are doing. AWS is trying to make it easier to build custom models.
[article] Mistral closes in on Big AI rivals with new open-weight frontier and small models. The spotlight has been on the big model shops, but there are tons of great players out there. Mistral showed up with some strong models this week. More here.
[article] As AI Eats Web Traffic, Don’t Panic—Evolve. Engagement is changing. Our behaviors are different now. Companies need to rethink SEO, personalization, and metrics.
[blog] Treat AI-Generated code as a draft. Listen to Addy. When you stop reviewing and owning your output, you accept significant risk. Getting a first draft from AI is awesome; take the right next steps after that.
[blog] Gemini CLI for Authors — Part 5: Find and fix content gaps with AI. I’ve enjoyed this series of posts from a smart technical writer. This post shows a valuable use case.
[article] The complete guide to Node.js frameworks. Does any ecosystem have more frameworks than JavaScript? This is just covering Node, and there’s plenty more for other runtimes.
[article] Stack Overflow Puts Community First in New AI Search Tool. This looks like a good way to mix AI summarization with trusted source info.
[blog] Progress on TypeScript 7 – December 2025. The port to Go for some underlying engines of TypeScript is going great. People can try it now, and the performance improvements are dramatic.
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