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The limit isn't reasoning. It's reach.
Agents can reason about anything. They can only reach what a developer wired up in advance.
Apr 7
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Shawn Yeager
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All your zero days are belong to us
A heap overflow sitting in the Linux kernel since 2003 wasn't hidden—it was just never identified. AI found it, and every assumption about old code…
Apr 2
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Shawn Yeager
1
March 2026
The CLI is the new API
Stripe, Basecamp, Vercel, and Polymarket all shipped CLIs in the past 90 days—not for developers, but for agents.
Mar 27
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Shawn Yeager
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1
The real tokenomics
SaaS companies aren't losing to AI. They're losing to a pricing model that doesn't have a word for what an agent costs.
Mar 24
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Shawn Yeager
2
Too big to fail, again
The banks got too big to fail, then got regulated into staying that way. Is AI next?
Mar 19
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Shawn Yeager
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2
Agents need computers, not compute
Apple ran out of Mac Minis. AI agents are why.
Mar 17
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Shawn Yeager
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1
Agent-era infrastructure
Add an AI assistant, ship an MCP server, call it done. Most companies are building at the wrong layer.
Mar 10
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Shawn Yeager
1
2
The MCP ecosystem by the numbers
MCP is the fastest-adopted protocol in AI's history. But the ecosystem it created is built for developers, not agents.
Mar 7
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Shawn Yeager
2
Agent payments have a three-body problem
The financial system wasn't built for software that spends money.
Mar 4
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Shawn Yeager
1
1
February 2026
Nothing enforces your agent's rules
Skills ship rules. Nothing underneath checks whether agents follow them.
Feb 27
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Shawn Yeager
1
1
I know Kung Fu
Agent skills work like The Matrix's upload scene. But better.
Feb 25
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Shawn Yeager
1
2
Nobody knows how to price for agents
The SaaS debate isn't proprietary AI vs. open. It's that neither path offers a pricing model that works.
Feb 23
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Shawn Yeager
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