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Written by Sabin. Founder. Human. No co-author named “Claude”.
The Blog publishes daily because the tool landscape moves daily. The Journal publishes once a month because some things need a month to think through.
Essays · Vol. 01
- № 01May 20269 min readpublished
What I stopped paying for the week ChatGPT learned to remember
Seven apps I cancelled the morning persistent memory rolled out — and the one I doubled down on instead.
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- № 02Jun 202611 min readpublished
The wearable doesn't know what kind of week you had
Why every metric on your ring is technically correct and contextually useless — until you write five sentences into a chat thread on Sunday.
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- № 03Jul 20268 min readplanned
Against the AI Health Coach
Why a coach you can't fire is not a coach. The category I refuse to build, and the one I'm building instead.
- № 04Aug 202610 min readplanned
Your practitioner is not the enemy of your stack
The two professions AI is going to make sharper, not redundant — and the one it's already replacing without anyone noticing.
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