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Close the Refrigerator Door. You’re wasting electricity!

August 12, 2026
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The Skirt Board That Couldn’t Skirt the Issue

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40 Coders for $40 a Month. I Think I’m Ready to Hire 20 More.

August 10, 2026
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A Note Is Not a Note

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Close the Refrigerator Door. You’re wasting electricity!

August 12, 2026
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The Skirt Board That Couldn’t Skirt the Issue

There are two kinds of home-improvement projects. There are projects you plan. And then there are projects your wife starts digging while you’re still explaining why the project…

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Lifestyle August 10, 2026

40 Coders for $40 a Month. I Think I’m Ready to Hire 20 More.

How five AI agents turned my IDE into a parallel development team, and why adding a third requires CI/CD discipline

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A Note Is Not a Note

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AI Believes in God?

AI regards God as a serious, rationally defensible hypothesis. That is enough for the argument I want to make.

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Calibrated Intuition and the Volleyball Garage-Door Certificate

You don’t have to be OSHA-certified to have a safe home. Today, I’m taking a closer look at my garage door opener—which, despite its name, spends half its working life as a garage door closer. Lets see how safe it is.

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Rule of Thumb: One Phrase, Two Histories, and a Terrible Policy Update

The expression “rule of thumb” was in use by the seventeenth century. One early printed example appeared in 1658, where it meant working by rough estimation rather than by precise measurement. Its exact origin is uncertain, but it probably grew from the thumb’s long career as humanity’s original pocket ruler.

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