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Today was a good day for Claude
I gave Claude a server and told it to build whatever it wanted
Apr 9
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Job Nijenhuis
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To an LLM, every question is a leading question
How to fight the "yes machine" in every LLM and why simple questions may be misleading you.
Apr 7
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Job Nijenhuis
March 2026
-Ewarning: The Uno Reverse card for compiler errors
What if your compiler fixed your code for you? Learn how an AI-driven Clang experiment auto-corrects errors—and why it might backfire.
Mar 24
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Job Nijenhuis
1
45 minutes. No code. Never touching an HTML email signature again.
A love letter to the task that belongs to no one, gets assigned to everyone, and has haunted me across multiple jobs.
Mar 18
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Adrie Smith Ahmad
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February 2026
The 1% no one is compounding
No one is compounding their AI interactions. And right now, that’s the single highest-leverage thing you can compound.
Feb 17
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Job Nijenhuis
Write less code, get more done
What happens when you measure value not by keystrokes, but by leverage? Short story about dropping the hero complex to build more, faster.
Feb 10
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Job Nijenhuis
January 2026
Notes from three years of building Neople
What building an AI company taught us about timing, trust, and reality
Jan 13
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Bas Ploeg
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Hans de Penning, CEO @ Neople
6
Software as a Consumable: The category that shouldn't exist (but does)
What happens when you no longer have to maintain software?
Jan 7
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Job Nijenhuis
2
Intentional and accidental, AI first can be both
A peek into what it's actually like becoming an AI first team and company
Jan 6
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Hans de Penning, CEO @ Neople
3
December 2025
We built the wrong product (and it was exactly right)
What we learned from a recent bet we lost and why it doesn't feel like losing at all.
Dec 22, 2025
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Hans de Penning, CEO @ Neople
We landed on the moon with less power than your charger
But your OMS query is still going to take ages.
Dec 16, 2025
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Job Nijenhuis
The last generation of coders (and why we're hiring product engineers instead)
The uncomfortable truth that's already happening
Dec 9, 2025
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Job Nijenhuis
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