I'm a founder and builder. These essays are the space between starting a company and shipping the software that keeps it alive: from owning your stack to choosing the right tool.
We outsource the boring, critical work — hosting, backups, uptime, security — until one bad morning makes us wish we hadn't. Why I went the other way, what it cost, and what it returned.
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I've spent my career crossing between building companies and building the software that runs them. Most of how I think shows up in the writing above.