AI Discipline: Having the Tools Isn't the Same as Using Them Well
Teams are great at adopting new tools and slow at building discipline around them. The teams that figure out the discipline part first will have a real advantage.
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Teams are great at adopting new tools and slow at building discipline around them. The teams that figure out the discipline part first will have a real advantage.
Read more →With AI, anyone can build exactly what they need. The old question of 'Is it our core competency?' is fading, and the per-seat subscription model is in trouble.
Read more →I built a personal AI assistant instead of buying one. The process of mapping out my own workflow turned out to be just as valuable as the tool itself.
Read more →I'm doubling down on my SaaS post. Even as an extremely small business with no real budget, I was able to build something that would have cost me a hundred dollars a month.
Read more →Handing employees an LLM account doesn't make them citizen developers. They also need source control, proper access, guardrails, and support to truly contribute.
Read more →AI makes it easy to clone SaaS tools from scratch. If you run a SaaS, what's your moat when a company can just build the parts they need and walk away from yours?
Read more →Before committing to a single AI coding tool, let your developers experiment. Cal shares why GitHub Copilot works best for his personal projects and why you shouldn't overlook OpenAI Codex.
Read more →Cal tried Claude's slide deck skill, hit a wall with Google Slides, found a workaround, and discovered that sometimes the roundabout path is the better workflow.
Read more →A potent rum and fruit juice cocktail recipe inspired by the movie Eternal Sunshine of the Spotless Mind.
Read more →A recipe for a "healthier", fruit-based tequila smoothie that skips the artificial sugar found in traditional margaritas.
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