Tag: ai

All the articles with the tag "ai".

• Nothing to Catch

  Published:Jul 15, 2026

  |5 min read

  At 16 I passed off a Twilight Zone episode's plot as my own short film. My journal remembers what I did next.

• Burning the 3:40 AM Window

  Published:Jul 7, 2026

  |5 min read

  Fable 5 costs 2x Opus and burns like 6x. I spent a month learning to ration my wishes.

• Parachuting In

  Published:Apr 28, 2026

  |8 min read

  I don't hand-write code anymore. The hard parts didn't go away.

• Two tables

  Published:Apr 8, 2026

  |4 min read

  You don't start with parallelism.

• You can't borrow muscle memory

  Published:Apr 2, 2026

  |4 min read

  I copied 27 Claude commands and realized it wasn't doing me any favors.

• You can use AI every day and still not get better

  Published:Mar 12, 2026

  |5 min read

  Working with AI isn't a binary skill. It's an instrument that requires deliberate practice.

• Ideas Die in Drafts

  Published:Mar 4, 2026

  |4 min read

  Some of my best ideas used to die before anyone saw them. That's changing.

• Wider, Not Faster

  Published:Feb 15, 2026

  |4 min read

  Working with AI changed what I'm willing to attempt. It also changed me.

• The AI Prisoner's Dilemma

  Published:Jun 12, 2025

  |5 min read

  AI coding tools are everywhere, and each step feels reasonable. But what if we're all caught in an AI prisoner's dilemma, where individual choices lead to an uncertain future for our craft?

• I made a game with AI and I don't know how to feel about it

  Published:Jun 4, 2025

  |10 min read

  I tried building a game with AI, and it was an interesting journey. This post covers the ups and downs, what I learned about AI collaboration, and my thoughts on how it's changing game development.