What counts as a technology post here?
Software, AI, product behavior, frontend craft, digital business models, and notes about how tools affect real life and work.
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Technology
I am interested in technology less as spectacle and more as leverage. This hub collects writing on software, AI, product behavior, interfaces, and the design choices that quietly shape how people work and think.
Technology is one of the main lenses through which I understand modern work, learning, communication, and product advantage.
If you are new to the site, the founder notes are still the clearest starting point. This topic hub is a better second move once you know this is the layer you want.
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Posts to begin with on this theme
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(DAY 1262) Internal Teaching Sessions
The Edzy product team took internal fifteen-minute lectures on Class 10 topics to manually experience what the product should support.
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(DAY 1260) Manual Review of Edzy
The Edzy product team manually reviewed the app, with new product features coming soon.
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(DAY 1255) Saturday Push for Edzy
A Saturday work push on the Edzy app focused on making it friendlier for students before the upcoming release.
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(DAY 1234) What Will Developers Do Without Coding Agents Now
Coding agents are changing software work so quickly that the future of developer tools, costs, and compensation needs serious thought.
What This Thread Is Really About
- Tools are never neutral; they shape behavior, incentives, and judgment.
- The best technology writing usually starts with how people actually use systems.
- AI is interesting when it changes outcomes, not just marketing copy.
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Canonical places to start on this theme
The more durable pages and posts that best represent this thread once you know you want to stay in it.
Recent Notes
More from this topic
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(DAY 1233) Segal's Law in the AI Era
Segal's Law feels newly relevant in the AI era: with infinite answers available, human judgment becomes more valuable, not less.
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(DAY 1232) The Lindy Effect and Things That Last
The Lindy Effect explains why durable ideas and tools like books, chess, and email keep outlasting predictions of their demise.
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(DAY 1208) Wait for the AI Calling Boom
AI calling is still expensive and full of promotional spam, but once scaling laws kick in, India may see an unprecedented wave of AI-powered calls.
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(DAY 1199) The Moat Is the Personalization Engine
Wharton-backed research on AI tutors reinforces a key idea for Edzy: the real moat is not the chatbot, but the engine that decides what each student should practice next.
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(DAY 1195) Is Recorded Learning Really Dead?
Recorded learning is not dead, but AI is clearly changing how people learn and raising the bar for what static content needs to do.
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(DAY 1182) Google I/O and the Power of Distribution
Google I/O is a reminder that Google is not just a technology innovator, but also a distribution powerhouse with many products serving more than a billion users.
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(DAY 1169) Staying Optimistic Is a Superpower
In a moment where the playbook is changing fast, staying positive without becoming delusional is a real advantage.
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(DAY 1167) A Useful Catch-Up With Tyton Partners
Caught up with Tyton Partners, whose work in US edtech continues to be relevant as we think more deeply about student-facing AI use cases.
Common Questions
How this theme shows up here
Is this a coding blog?
Not exactly. Some posts are technical, but the broader focus is how technology changes products, decisions, and human behavior.