Defining Vibe Coding in My Daily Work Vibe coding, as I practice it, means describing software needs in conversational English, letting an AI like Claude or Grok generate the bulk of the code, and then refining through targeted follow ups rather than typing out every function myself. Andrej Karpathy captured the essence in his viral post: "There's a new kind of coding I call 'vibe coding', where you fully give in to the vibes, embrace exponentials, and forget that the code ev

I Used to Think My Son Just Had a "Knack" for Baseball Games We were on the couch playing MLB The Show on PlayStation, and he was absolutely lighting me up. Home run after home run. Meanwhile, I was rolling over on sliders, chasing pitches in the dirt, and generally looking like someone who'd just picked up a controller for the first time. In real life, he's already a better baseball player than I ever was—more athletic, more fluid, more confident. Watching him mash in a game

Design, Consistency & Complexity: Keeping UX and Brand Intact as Products Scale As products grow up and get more complicated, keeping the design user-friendly and on‑brand stops being a "nice UI" problem and becomes a full‑on product strategy problem. You either get intentional about the experience end‑to‑end, or complexity quietly eats your UX, your brand, and eventually your numbers. In this post, we'll walk through what really happens to your product as it grows up: why co