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2025

October

8 posts

Rules of power: being randomly unfair

Fair leaders are respected, but randomly unfair leaders command fear and hope. This political science theory governs everything from your boss to the stock market.

CLOSE YOUR DAMN TABS

Why people with 50 chrome tabs opened are never to be trusted. The science of open loops, decision paralysis, and why 60-year-old virgins on yachts are still miserable.

Asian Corporate Culture in a Nutshell

Asian corporate dynamics. Business is so IZI. You know? You know!

How to Migrate Features Between Repos Using Google's Web Crawling Strategy

A zero-config tool that maps your repository structure like Google crawls websites. No dependencies, just drop this script in your project and get AI-ready context for feature migrations.

The Blood Tax - When Unfunded Debts Demand a Human Price

When fiscal illusions stretch past their limits, we settle them with blood. Examining how unsound money and unfunded pensions manifest as premature death, abstention from birth, and war.

System Design Cheatsheet & Metaprompt for AI-Assisted Software Development

A universal framework and AI metaprompt for building applications from idea to scale. Includes cheatsheets, interview processes, and architecture blueprints for AI-assisted development.

How to migrate large projects with AI without context rot

Teaching AI coding assistants about giant projects without hitting context limits. Reframing from a prompt problem to a knowledge encapsulation problem through declarative contracts.

Status as economic catalyst

How social status functions as a chemical catalyst in economics by reducing verification costs. Understanding when the pursuit of status creates value versus when it becomes wasteful.