AI agents are fundamentally changing the economics of general-purpose libraries. Why build on Bootstrap when an agent can generate exactly what you need? A collection of thoughts on where this is all heading.

I found out Substack isn't just tolerating extremism—it's literally hosting Nazi newsletters. So I'm out. Here's why you should care.

A kid from a small Mexican town dreamed of finding real-life hackers. Two decades later, he flew his family to Brussels and spoke at one of the world's largest open-source conferences. This is that story.

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A late-night, sleep-deprived rant about how the internet used to work, triggered by watching 2 Broke Girls and realizing how anachronistic everything feels now.

A reflection on the Forkiverse experiment, why it felt different from day one, and how it changed my view on instance choice in the Fediverse.

The brutal truth about choosing between single and multi-agent architectures for your AI project. Complete with battle scars, unofficial Microsoft insights, and the harsh reality that agents are just fancy microservices with commitment issues.

The story behind why I decided to open-source VocalCat—my social media management suite for creators. It's about ego checks, building in public, and staying true to open-source values.

AI is taking over everything—except the parts that still need soul. Here’s why the future of software still needs people, not just prompts.

A recap of the most frequently asked questions about the Model Context Protocol (MCP) from my time as an expert at the MCP booth during Microsoft Build 2025. Covers what MCP is, how it works, authentication, differences from OpenAPI, agent-to-agent communication, and practical advice for developers.