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View all →Why Docusaurus Is the Wrong Default for Most Docs Teams
Docusaurus wins demos and loses the long game. For most teams it quietly turns documentation into a frontend project, narrows who can contribute, and accumulates maintenance debt that compounds. Here's what actually goes wrong — and why MkDocs + Material is the better default for team-owned docs.
Anthropic Just Closed the Subscription Loophole - And Why It Might Backfire
Starting April 4, 2026, Anthropic cut off Claude Pro and Max subscription access for third-party tools like OpenClaw. Here's what happened, why they did it, and why it might be a bad move long-term.
Week One — Launching DamageLabs, Reviving CLAHub, and Shipping PTM 1.0
In seven days I launched a company site, revived a dead open source project, shipped a 14-year-old gem to 1.0, standardized a production VM, and wrote about all of it. Here's everything that happened in DamageLabs' first week.
A Warning regarding Liquor Stars
This post server as a warning to consumers concerning purchases at liquorstars.com
Bourbon vs Rye vs Wheat
This post takes a deep dive into the world of American whiskey, explaining how mash bill composition (corn, rye, or wheat) influences the taste, mouthfeel, and character of bourbon, rye, and wheated whiskeys. By breaking down their shared foundation and unique grain-driven traits, it helps readers understand and choose spirits that match their personal palate.
Bourbon 101
This guide takes a deeper, more deliberate look at the relationship between whiskey and bourbon, moving beyond quick definitions into why those definitions exist and how they shape what ends up in your glass.