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Everyone is an AI Expert. Some Even Use It!

Yesterday, I attended After-hours: AI Talent, organised by EDB Singapore. Great opportunity to meet interesting people, exchange ideas and see how AI is reshaping business. One observation? AI is no longer just a technology topic. It's becoming a business imperative. And apparently, everyone is an AI expert these days. Some even use it!

SDD Might Be the Answer - Once We Agree What It Means.

Spec-driven development is gaining attention as developers look for a more reliable way to build software with AI. The idea makes sense: describe clearly what should be built before asking AI to build it. I’m on board - but until we agree on what a good specification actually looks like, SDD risks becoming another label everyone uses differently.

Am I Complete with AI?

For years I was looking for someone to challenge my ideas, improve my writing and help me think more clearly. Turns out I wasn't looking for another person after all. AI quietly became that partner. Now another question appears: if AI helps me create, will AI also become the one consuming what I create?

Are Schools Becoming Obsolete?

For centuries, education meant one teacher and thirty students moving at the same pace. AI just challenged that assumption. If every child can have a personal tutor, what exactly is the classroom for?

The Terminal Emulator Race on macOS Has a New Winner.

Apple makes beautiful software. Except Terminal. After years of using iTerm2, I went looking for something better. I tried many options, but two stood out: Cmux and Ghostty. One of them finally convinced me to switch.

The Death of Installation Guides.

For decades, software came with installation guides, setup manuals, and troubleshooting pages. Nobody enjoyed reading them. AI didn’t make documentation obsolete, it simply became a much better interface to it.