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Why Some Indie Makers Succeed, While Most Projects Quietly Stall

Apr 21 · 12 min read · Why Some Indie Makers Succeed, While Most Projects Quietly Stall Most indie projects do not fail because the founder is lazy, untalented, or incapable of building. They fail because the market is weak

Why Frontend vs Backend Is the Wrong Mental Model

Apr 20 · 7 min read · Why Frontend vs Backend Is the Wrong Mental Model The older I get, the less useful “frontend” and “backend” feel as categories. I can spend one hour wiring a button click in a UI, the next handling an

Life After Work: Automation, Governance, and What Humans Are For

Apr 17 · 12 min read · Life After Work: Automation, Governance, and What Humans Are For What happens when most human labor is no longer needed? Not the soft version, where tools make people a bit more productive. I mean the

Why DR and DA Aren’t Authority, and What User-Governed Search Might Look Like

Apr 16 · 10 min read · Why DR and DA Aren’t Authority, and What User-Governed Search Might Look Like Most people treat metrics like Domain Rating and Domain Authority as if they measured real world authority. A tool shows a

LinkTracker Post-Mortem

Apr 15 · 11 min read · LinkTracker Post-Mortem TL;DR LinkTracker.info was a small side project I built as a link shortener and click tracker. It slowly grew to ~3,000 organic Google clicks over 12 months and ranked on page