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Building a tool to help developers capture, reflect on, and compound what they learn as they work. Starting as a thin wrapper around beads, growing into a self-improvement flywheel.

Picking up 3D printing as a hobby. From getting other people’s prints to work, to tweaking settings, to designing and iterating on my own models.

What skills do we keep when answers are cheap? When genies (or calculators, or GPS, or AI) can do things for us, how do we decide what’s worth learning deeply vs. what we’re happy to delegate? How do we maintain judgment and taste when we can outsource execution? And how do we avoid becoming the humans in Wall-E, and is that even a legit concern?

After 13 years in Singapore it’s time to move back to Sweden, who knows for how long, and I’m expecting that I’ll have various odd realizations about life in Sweden as I’m going back.

One of my goals with moving back to Sweden is to start my own company and this is what I’m figuring out along the journey of starting from scratch.

These AI tools, or genies, can help some work we do move faster, but how do we use them well? What are the pitfalls? What will really rocket you forward faster? My exploration of this.