Notes on AI, the internet, and industry changes.
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Hands-on with DeepSeek Harness: after comparing it with Claude Code, DeepSeek's own Agent paired with its own model just works better. It's not just an Agent tool — it's open source and can be fully customized into dedicated Agent products.
GPT 5.6 has arrived, and Codex has been upgraded into ChatGPT. A first look at the unified app, manual code editing, and the Luna, Terra, and Sol variants.
Many people use AI UI Designer not for designing UI interfaces, but for exploring the product they want to build. Throw your fuzzy product ideas at AI, let it plan pages, organize workflows, and generate prototypes — turning vague concepts into clear visuals.
EaseChart combines a free flowchart editor with a paid AI Agent. This post explores how the 'free tool, pay-per-use AI' model is changing the traditional software monetization logic.
After building AI UI Designer, I initially believed UI designers would disappear—but I've gradually realized that isn't quite right. Small teams can skip a dedicated design role with AI, but the UI design step itself is still essential. For large teams, the designer's aesthetic judgment is something AI simply cannot replace.
AI gave birth to GEO (Generative Engine Optimization), and GEO in turn revived the ancient business of corporate website building. When AI-generated websites seemed poised to eliminate WordPress, the token cost of building a full CMS made traditional solutions more cost-effective.
An analysis of who's making games with AI (pro creators vs hobbyists) and the current tool landscape — desktop agents, AI game SAAS, and asset generators.
A first-hand look at Astrocade — the self-proclaimed 'TikTok of games' — exploring how it works, who uses it, and whether it has a business model.
