Impulse Domain Purchase Turned Fun Side Project
While on a typical Friday afternoon team meeting, we naturally spent our time .ai domain squatting...for recreation purposes of course. Someone asked a dumb question, so I looked it up and suddenly I
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DumbQuestion.ai Origin Stories
A behind-the-scenes series on building DumbQuestion.ai: the domain impulse buy, persona design, cheap LLM trade-offs, BMAD workflows, security-as-storytelling, and the hidden narrative behind the product.
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"Just Build It" Becomes Overly Organized and Prepared
"Let the flow guide me" seemed like a fun way to build a side project. That lasted about 10 minutes. Turns out, even side projects benefit from structure. Especially when you're using AI coding agents
Self-Awareness, Prompt Injection, Search Intent... and darkness
Building DumbQuestion.ai wasn't just about choosing the right LLM and calibrating personas. Once those were working, I hit a series of fun technical problems that reminded me why I actually enjoy soft
Vector Similarity, Zero Client JS: Decoupled Analytics on a Side Project Budget
A leaderboard for DumbQuestion.ai sounds simple. Track the most asked questions, display them. Done. Except people never ask the same question the same way twice. I was curious about how creative user
Jev is not as cheap as you think. Unless it is.
Recently, TypeSafe launched Jev, the first of what people are calling System One or decision models: your app sends state plus a query, and Jev sends back typed decisions with probabilities instead of
