Your Digital Self Will Outlive You. Your Resume Already Does.

<p><em>Building in public, Part 1</em></p> <p>I've been writing code since 1996.</p> <p>No degree. Just thirty years of building things. Production Web3 infrastructure, smart

<p>A close friend of mine applied to 67 jobs over three months. She's talented, her resume is solid, she has real experience. She heard back from 4 of them.</p> <p>The frustrating

<p>While building my AI Career Advisor, I initially assumed resume feedback would be one of the simplest features.</p> <p>Upload resume → analyze → give suggestions.</p> <p>There

<h1> Five Interface Shifts Already Pointing to How Digital Products Will Feel in 2026 </h1> <h1> Five Interface Shifts Already Pointing to How Digital Products Will Feel in 2026

<p>It seems like the internet is flooded with AI Resume Builders nowadays, they all look the same and do the same thing, so the obvious solution is to add even more fuel to the

<p>Everyone in the industry is panicking about AI replacing UI/UX designers. And honestly, if your portfolio is just a collection of standard Dribbble UI shots, you should panic.

<p>Back in May 2025, I beat over 2000 applicants to get a 6-figure remote Data Scientist position - with no connections, ivy-league degree or FAANG on my resume. Just cold-applied