No Such Thing as a Free Lunch

For the last couple of years, AI coding tools have felt like an unusually good deal. For a relatively small monthly cost, developers could use powerful models, large context windows, coding agents, code review tools, and high-reasoning workflows. Even the more expensive models often felt cheap compared to the value they could produce. That pricing model shaped behavior. When the cost difference was small enough to ignore, the rational move was obvious: use the best model, tur

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No Such Thing as a Free Lunch

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You're Wrong About VR

Everyone thinks VR is dead. They’re wrong. Every few months, someone confidently declares that VR is “over.”Too expensive. Too niche. Too awkward. Not enough users. Every time I hear that, it feels like people are confusing current adoption with future inevitability. VR isn’t failing — it’s quietly crossing the same awkward valley that every breakthrough platform crosses right before things get interesting. And I didn’t arrive at this conclusion from a spec sheet or a demo bo

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My First Experience with ChatGPT Atlas: Promising Context Frontier

When ChatGPT Atlas launched, I wasn’t looking for another flashy AI demo. I wanted to see whether it could actually do something useful — something that made a difference in how I work. Spoiler: it’s promising, but not quite there yet. The First Real “Agentic” Moment Most of my early use was light — browsing, quick research, getting a feel for the web integration. The real turning point came when I used Atlas to automate my Sam’s Club grocery shopping . For the first time,

Nov 2, 20253 min read