Field Notes

Quick thoughts, observations, and ideas. An activity feed of what's on my mind.

Compute as Comp
Note3/21/2026

Compute as Comp

Note3/21/2026

Compute as Comp

πŸ’Ό CareersπŸ€– AI & Machine Learning
Tailscale <3
Note3/19/2026

Tailscale <3

Note3/19/2026

Tailscale <3

βš’οΈ EngineeringπŸ€– AI & Machine Learning
So anyway, I stated Vibing.
Note3/12/2026

So anyway, I stated Vibing.

Note3/12/2026

So anyway, I stated Vibing.

πŸ— Productβš’οΈ EngineeringπŸ€– AI & Machine Learning
POV of the C-suite after Learning About AI agents
Note3/2/2026

POV of the C-suite after Learning About AI agents

Note3/2/2026

POV of the C-suite after Learning About AI agents

πŸ— ProductπŸ€– AI & Machine Learning
Note2/23/2026

One Data Layer and Just in Time Interfaces

One of the biggest shifts in building personal AI agents is the realization that the interface is becoming secondary to the data itself. Whether you’re interacting through a simple chat, SMS, a

🎨 DesignπŸ€– AI & Machine Learning
Artisnal Code
Note2/2/2026

Artisnal Code

Delivering Results in More Work
Note2/2/2026

Delivering Results in More Work

Note2/2/2026

Delivering Results in More Work

πŸ’Ό Careers
Note1/14/2026

4 Common Mistakes that junior Product Managers (including myself) make

Not Saying No Enough This isn't just saying no to meetings; it is saying no to stakeholders' requests, timelines, or customer feature requests. This can be hard, especially if you want to ple

πŸ— Product
Note1/14/2026

Writing is thinking on paper.

Anyone who thinks clearly should be able to write clearlyβ€”about any subject at all. -- William Zinsser A quote from "Writing to Learn"

Note1/14/2026

Seeing is Not the Same as Understanding

Dr. Fei-Fei Li often highlights a massive gap in AI: we can easily teach a computer to identify a person, a boat, and water. But it takes incredible processing power to realize those objects combin

Note1/8/2026

Claude Code + Cursor

This has been my personal tech stack when developing new projects.

πŸ— Productβš’οΈ Engineering
Note1/2/2026

FAQ: Do I need to know how to code to be a Product Manager?

No, unless you want to work on platform or developer-focused products like an API, SDK, etc. Why? Because, as a PM, you should be able to use your product. You need to be able to understa

πŸ— Product#Careers#FAQ