The AI industry has a dirty secret that nobody in Silicon Valley wants to talk about. ChatGPT has somewhere between 800 and 900 million users, yet only about 5% of them pay for the service. Roughly 80% of those users sent fewer than 1,000 messages across all of 2025, which works out to about three […]
I have been running OpenClaw as my primary AI agent for weeks now. It handles everything from drafting content and researching leads to writing code and generating reports. But as I leaned on it more heavily, I hit a wall that every power user eventually faces: context pollution. When you run a single AI session
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Adam Wathan’s post about Tailwind CSS stopped me mid-scroll last week. Not because it was surprising. Because it confirmed something I’ve been watching unfold for months. Tailwind is more popular than ever. Revenue is down 80%. He just laid off 75% of his engineering team. Let that sink in. A product achieving peak adoption is
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Most startup advice tells you to get on sales calls. Close deals. Talk to prospects. I do the opposite. I spend 3-4 hours every day on customer support calls. Not sales. Support. This isn’t a philosophical stance. It’s a strategic decision that has shaped every meaningful product improvement we’ve shipped. The Case Against Sales-First Thinking
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