February: The Month We Learned Absolutely Nothing (And Quite a Lot)
Sales vanished. Metrics wobbled. AI battled AI. What actually worked in February and what are we changing in March?
Sales vanished. Metrics wobbled. AI battled AI. What actually worked in February and what are we changing in March?
Taxes, history, oil kingdoms, and tea parties. A humorous look at income tax and whether we could ever escape it.
If you are just joining this grand tour of humanity’s spiritual and philosophical traditions, you can start at the beginning with the series introduction here: https://medium.com/@DaveLumAI/the-modern-religion-series-many-paths-one-curious-human-7b55eca82f4e Today we travel back more than two millennia to ancient China and meet a thinker whose ideas still echo in classrooms, homes, and governments around the world. When Was … Read more
You think you are productive when tired. Science says you are confidently wrong. Here is what really happens to your brain.
Reposting on TikTok: smart strategy or digital déjà vu? Here is what actually happens to your views, stats, and algorithm fate.
There are two moments in every developer’s life. The first is when you confidently type: git add .git commit -m “quick fix”git push The second is when you realize you just committed chunk_1.txt, your API keys, your .env, or that 800MB video file of your cat debugging your code. Let’s fix it. Calmly. Like adults. With … Read more
AI can write code. But can it think? A humorous deep dive into whether developers are obsolete in the age of intelligent machines.
Are developers finally obsolete in 2026 thanks to AI? Spoiler: Nah—but your job just got way more interesting (and a little chaotic). Come laugh, think, and maybe panic a tiny bit with me.
Hot Module Replacement (HMR) is the dev-time superpower where you change code and your app updates without a full restart. Most people only think about HMR on the client: tweak a button color, the browser updates instantly, and you feel like a wizard who pays taxes. Server-side HMR is that same vibe, but for the … Read more
Bridget Riley is the rare artist who can make a flat, motionless surface feel like it just chugged an espresso and decided to jog directly across your retinas. If you have ever stared at a painting and thought, “Is this moving… or did I forget to drink water today?”, congratulations: you have entered the wonderfully … Read more