Notes on how AI is transforming our world — the way we work, build, and live.
Writing
- I Keep Building the Games I Want to Play pixelagora.com is a hub for the strategy and world-building games I actually play — no install, no account, no ads. Just click and play.
- What’s Left to Defend? Nobody can build something nobody can copy — not anymore. What’s left is time: trust, relationships, habit. A head start, not a wall.
- Raise Less. Prove More. I back one kind of company: the kind that proves something real, then raises once. On two investor seats, held honestly, and money that keeps its power.
- I’m Building a City. Again. I started building a city simulation called Polis. A note on nostalgia, systems thinking, and what SimCity quietly taught me about business.
- More Builders. Fewer Commentators. AI removed the excuse not to build. The real shift: from opinion to evidence, from commentary to creation.
- Death Is Optional We die twice — once when the body stops, and again the last time someone says our name. AI may turn the second death into a choice.
- More AI. More People. Less Output. AI can make individuals faster while making the organisation slower. Why more tools and more people can mean less output — and what to redesign instead.
- Local LLMs Will Not Replace Private Models Local LLMs are improving fast, but the gap with the best private models is structural, not temporary. The default will stay public.
- A paradigm shift in how software is built One multidisciplinary person can now build products alone, at a fraction of the time and cost. A note on a tectonic shift.
- The Gap Between Mind and Page AI did not give me better ideas. It helped me keep and shape the ones I already had.