A log of current projects, status, and live shows.
Today, there are probably very little of us that haven't heard of the LLM boom.
The stock market, as well as companies from engineering to consulting - all are curious if not concerned about what the limit to the possibilities with AI.
I did my fair share of experimentation - I can confirm, this will change the way we work.
Programming languages will soon be pointless. Specification documents will grow in importance
This is a direct impact of the fact that humans can best read a spoken language over code. The error rate of implementing a perfectly documented functional requirement has gotten to near zero. This means its no longer difficult to create solutions - to think and describe one in the best manner, is the new challenge.
My tinkering with Openclaw, exploration with Antigravity, Spec-kit & other innovations confirm the same - the future is here.
Keep in touch as I explore this upcoming trend further.
Many of the books I'm reading seem to be mentioning the relevance of expanding awareness, expanding the space between stimuli and response, as a way of leading a meaningful life without distress.
Early experience seems to be filled with the challenge to focus and pay attention to my breath without influencing it, but consistency seems to be doing its magic.
Time will tell if this habit sticks or falls off.
For starters, I would recommend Headspace.
What started as a simple suggestion from a friend turned into a surprisingly fun learning experience.
They recommended Sanity, a tool that lets me manage the text on this website (including the words you’re reading right now) separately from the code that makes the site work.
As I started maintaining a /Now page, this approach made even more sense. When content needs to stay fresh and easy to update, having a proper content system really helps.
And of course, learning something new today is very different from before. With AI tools around, getting started is much faster—maybe not always deeper, but definitely easier 🙂
Reading through nownownow motivated me to create one of my own, so here goes...
Call it a "nerd's corner" for finding other nerds - I'm up for it!