Long-form thinking,
slowly.
Notes on product, the data-shaped corners of the world, and the occasional rant about dashboards that lie politely.
How a senior PM turned Claude Code, Obsidian, and Notion into a working PM operating system — capture skills, a trigger model, scheduled synthesis, and the one habit that holds it together.
A senior PM and solo builder maps five second-brain architectures, rejects the vector-DB default, and explains the four-store model that actually fits PM work.
A senior PM walks through a real day on his AI-powered PM operating system — capture, synthesis, dashboards — and the three design opinions that drove every decision.
Rewriting Scrask, an OpenClaw screenshot-to-calendar skill, with per-field confidence, optional Gemini, and a parser that writes nothing.
A senior PM ships a side project solo, discovers every backend deploy was a no-op for 3 weeks. The eng-team guardrails I had to rebuild from scratch.
There are few spectacles in this age of mechanical excess so instructive as the modern desi family gone camping. They arrive not as pilgrims into the wilderness, but as…
For almost 2 decades now, Peter Thiel has been crusading against colleges and higher education, calling it a scam no less. His eponymous Peter Thiel scholarship encouraged smart…
Sometimes, while you’re busy syncing calendars and writing user stories that no one reads, there’s a person out there—solo, under-caffeinated, and armed with a half-broken laptop—doing the job…
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