Personal takes on technology, AI, and what's quietly changing the way we work and live.
Vietnamese businesses tend to pick an ERP by license price. The most expensive line item was never the one with a price tag on it.
80% of what an assistant does is about to be handled by AI. What's left over is exactly why the company still needs a human.
Everyone mocks WordPress. Everyone is running on it. And the agency industry is doing just fine off that exact loop.
The real worry isn't AI taking jobs a decade from now. It's that right now, failure doesn't happen long enough to teach anything.
AI for the elderly isn't really a story about technology. It's about who still has the patience to hear the same story a fifth time.
Code that works and code you understand are two different things. That gap is exactly where the difficulty of being a dev in the AI era lives.