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A personal essay reflecting on a few weeks away from AI, arguing that habitual use of agents and chatbots often becomes a productivity crutch that weakens intellectual curiosity and increases stress, advocating for more intentional human involvement.
In a personal essay, Craig Mod describes his obsession with building custom software using Claude Code, culminating in a custom accounting system that handles his complex financial needs across multiple countries and currencies.
A personal retrospective on how the internet has transformed from a place you visited selectively to an inescapable part of daily life, spanning from the early 2000s to 2026.
A personal essay recounts the author's nostalgic memories of playing EverQuest with his father, reflecting on their estranged relationship and the game's lasting impact.
The author reflects on the value of software craftsmanship over AI-driven automation, arguing that the process of coding is as important as the outcome, and critiques the Rails-centric Ruby community.